OSCiLLOT Puts A Complete Modular Synthesizer Into Ableton Live
Max for Cats has introduced OSCiLLOT – a complete modular system for Ableton Live.
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.
Max for Cats has introduced OSCiLLOT – a complete modular system for Ableton Live.
Today Sonic Faction has come out with a massive new offering for Live users – the Archetype Ableton Bundle, a collection of 8 custom-designed instruments for Ableton Live 9 Suite. The Archetype Bundle’s eight instruments (Beatdown, Sickness, Evilfish, Hatchet, Clone, Pulsator, Whoosh Machine and Rogue-One) run the gamut of vintage and modern instruments, which are… Read More Sonic Faction Debuts Archetype Ableton Live Instrument Bundle
Developer Stephan Vankov of TET Music let us know about Uzi – a new Max For Live note repeater that allows you to quickly perform and program complex rhythmic parts.
Data/Debt has released a new Ableton Live/Max For Live device called the APC Mono Sequencer. It adds Akai APC 40 hardware control to the Live 9 Mono Sequencer. According to the developer, ‘It makes sequencing bass lines an absolute joy’.
Ableton has released Time and Timbre, a Max for Live percussion instrument and ‘time engine’ that they say is the result of three years of development by the duo Skinnerbox. The pack consists of five individual drum synthesis modules (Timbre) and a polymetric sequencer (Time), as well as a built-in mastering plug-in (Master Blaster).
Utami has released Geisterwelt – a spectral sampler and visualizer for Ableton Live/Max For Live. Geisterwelt lets you simultaneously create music and responsive HD video, with nothing more than a MIDI controller, a keyboard, or mouse. Here’s a video intro:
Soft synth maker Max For Cats has two new Ableton Live packs out today, Noland, and CatStretch. Noland (video, top) consists of two Max for Live devices: the Noland Synthesizer and the NolandFX audio effect. The Noland synthesizer is a unique instrument, controlled using individual, automatable X-Y pads instead of sliders or knobs. Each X-Y pad… Read More Max For Cats’ Noland and CatStretch
Xmonsta has released version 2.0 of Pull, its iPad device editor app for Ableton Live. The new version adds support for controlling VST/AU plugins and Max For Live devices, directly from your iPad.
K-Devices has released a new Max For Live device, TED, a “highly editable” function generator with CV/Gate output. TED allows the user to modulate a broad range of things in Ableton Live, including the user interface, other devices and third-party plug-ins, with complex waveforms and functions.
UplandToys has launched Midular, a collection of modular MIDI processing modules for Max for Live. The modules can be chained together in a modular fashion to form any number of effect chains. Used in isolation, they can act as problem solvers, such as quantizing notes in real-time, repeating incoming notes, or sequencing incoming notes. By… Read More Free Modular MIDI Modules For Max For Live