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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.

Ableton Live 8.1 Available Now

Ableton has released an update to Ableton Live 8, version 8.1. Here’s what Ableton has to say about the update: We just released the latest Live 8 version, Live 8.1. The main focus of that 8.1 version is the release for the “Max for Live” product. Additionally, Live 8.1 contains a bunch of bugfixes compared… Read More Ableton Live 8.1 Available Now

December 3, 2009December 3, 2009Leave a comment

Free Sequencer For The Novation Launchpad


Novation Launchpad: Ripple Sequencer with Retrigger was uploaded by: littlescale
Duration: 149
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December 1, 2009December 1, 20091 Comment

New LividStep Step Sequencer

Here’s a little Ableton Live 8 sexiness: The Livid guys put together this demo video for LividStep – a step sequencer built in Max For Live: This details the major functions of Livid’s Max For Live device, LividStep, including playback, how to: add and change sequences, control timing, navigate Live, and control instruments, all from… Read More New LividStep Step Sequencer

November 27, 2009December 7, 2009Leave a comment

Max for Live Guitar Amp Distortion


Max for Live Marshall JCM800 Guitar Amp Distortion was uploaded by: akihikotube
Duration: 437
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November 26, 2009November 26, 20093 Comments

5 Reasons To Avoid Max For Live

We’ve devoted a lot of coverage to Max For Live since its introduction at the 2009 Winter NAMM Show, because it’s one of the most interesting music software releases of the year, and it opens up a wealth of options for Ableton Live users.

November 24, 2009August 2, 201640 Comments

Using The Monome With Max For Live

monome guru Matthew Davidson demonstrates using the monome with Max For Live: It is one thing to adapt max patches for maxforlive but it is another thing entirely to construct them so they can handle multiple instances without stepping all over each other by accessing the same data. Then there is the issue of telling… Read More Using The Monome With Max For Live

November 24, 2009Leave a comment

Max For Live Now Available

Max For Live, a collaboration between Ableton and Cycling ’74, is now available. The video above offers an introduction to Max For Live and what you get with it. Here are some more Max For Live coverage highlights: Max For Live Sneak Preview Free Max For Live Tutorial Getting Started With Max Robert Henke on… Read More Max For Live Now Available

November 23, 2009Leave a comment

Max For Live Video Theremin


Max For Live (ableton & cycling’74) Video Theremin was uploaded by: akihikotube
Duration: 103
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November 20, 2009November 20, 20092 Comments

Robert Henke On Max For Live


C74 Perspectives: Robert Henke on Max was uploaded by: cycling74com
Duration: 212
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November 18, 2009November 18, 2009Leave a comment

Recreating Terry Riley’s In C In Ableton Live


MaxForLiveInC was uploaded by: sness23
Duration: 368
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November 18, 2009November 18, 20097 Comments

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