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Cycling \’74 and Ableton announced Max for Live at the 2009 Winter NAMM Show.

Max for LIve is the integration of Cycling \’74\’s Max/MSP environment into Ableton Live.

Available as an add-on product to Ableton\’s newly announced Live 8, Max for Live permits users to create devices that extend and customize Live by creating instruments, controllers, audio effects, and MIDI processors. Devices developed with Max for Live can have the same features as those created by Ableton engineers.

New Max4Live Device, Simbiosi, A Multi-Channel Multi-Mode Delay

Culto is designed to create a wide range of delay-based effects, including delays, flanger, chorus, tremolo, vibrato, and comb filters, complex drones, cinematic textures and evolving soundscapes.… Read More New Max4Live Device, Simbiosi, A Multi-Channel Multi-Mode Delay

April 13, 20212 Comments

Free Max For Live Device, Variation Stepper, Lets You Sequence & Randomize Variation Settings

Kinesotronic has introduced Variation Stepper, a free Max For Live device that lets you sequence variations of settings in Ableton Live.… Read More Free Max For Live Device, Variation Stepper, Lets You Sequence & Randomize Variation Settings

April 12, 2021Leave a comment

Fors Releases Chiral, An MPE-Enabled Max For Live Device

Fors has introduced Chiral, a new MPE-enabled Max for Live device inspired by early electronic performance instruments.… Read More Fors Releases Chiral, An MPE-Enabled Max For Live Device

April 6, 20211 Comment

New M4L Device Generates Drum Patches For The Elektron Digitone

Temporarium Secretarium is a new Max For Live device that generates drum patches for Elektron Digitone.… Read More New M4L Device Generates Drum Patches For The Elektron Digitone

February 19, 2021February 19, 2021Leave a comment

Kinesotronic Intros Refractor, A New Max For Live Device For Performing With Modular & Analog Gear

Kinesotronic has introduced Refractor, a new Max for Live device designed for performing with modular synthesizers and CV/MIDI hardware and software.

August 24, 2020August 24, 2020Leave a comment

New Max For Live Tool, Ratcheteer, Lets You Easily Generate Trap Rhythms & More

Ratcheteer is designed to generate complex MIDI note patterns, based on your MIDI control input and in sync with Ableton Live’s transport.… Read More New Max For Live Tool, Ratcheteer, Lets You Easily Generate Trap Rhythms & More

July 24, 202012 Comments

K-Devices Releases HEXO, A Multitrack Sequencer/Arpeggiator

K-Devices has released the HEXO, a Max For Live Device that they say offers “deep and innovative composition tools to create, sketch, and/or variate harmonic, melodic loops and beats”.… Read More K-Devices Releases HEXO, A Multitrack Sequencer/Arpeggiator

December 27, 2019December 27, 20192 Comments

Free Max For Live Devices Brings MIDI Velocity To Korg Volca Drum

Velo2VolcaD is a free Max4Live device that makes the Korg Volca Drum responsive to MIDI velocity.… Read More Free Max For Live Devices Brings MIDI Velocity To Korg Volca Drum

August 8, 20191 Comment

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