The best way to install Max for Live devices would be to save those into your User Library. Per default downloaded Max for Live devices will be saved in your “downloads” folder of your operating system. First open the download folder of your OS and locate the .amxd file. (This is the file format of … Read more
Drummers using Ableton Live have the urge to be able to do more then ‘only’ triggering drum sounds. If you have a an electronic kit, an eDrum pad or if you play acoustic drums with triggers: playing melodies, chords or chopped up audio sequences has become really easy to set up via my Melody Trigger … Read more
I recently have released some Max for Live plugins which are giving the perfect control for setting up your MIDI CONTROLLER with Ableton Live. The ADVANCED MIDI CONTROL packs are overcoming the limitations of the native Ableton MIDI MAPPING. You can learn more about customisable MIDI Mappings in Ableton Live here This Blog Post here … Read more
The Volca Drum Editor is a Max for Live device which lets you edit, control, save and recall every parameter from the Korg Volca Drum (get yours here!) *affiliate link* digital percussion synthesizer within Ableton Live. This could become handy for storing and recalling presets, automate sound changes while playing and accessing parameters in a … Read more
Here is a little guide on how you can connect the Soundbrenner Pulse, Core and Core Steel with Ableton Live. Soundbrenner Pulse – Get your Soundbrenner Pulse here! Soundbrenner Core – Get your Soundbrenner Core here! Soundbrenner Core Steel – Get your Soundbrenner Core here! All three provides links are affiliate links. Some personal words … Read more
The Roland TM-6 Pro (Get yours here!) *affiliate link* is a great piece of hardware to use in combination with Ableton Live. Of course its main purpose is for triggering drum sounds from your hybrid drum set-up. But as well as using it for this purpose it lets you use it as an external sound … Read more