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
The “Kit Selector” Max for Live device lets you change kit-presets of your Roland TM-6 PRO (Get yours here!) *affiliate link* with Ableton Live. You can automate changes via MIDI clips, use e-drum pads via MIDI MAP. The Max for Live device monitors the kit selection. Download the device HERE! Set Up the TM-6 Pro … Read more
Roland SPD-SX (Get yours here!) *affiliate link* is probably the most used drum pad live on stage. You are able route a click track from Ableton with SPD SX and using the SX as a stereo output and external sound card. This means only you would hear the click in your headphones via the Roland … Read more
Intro The Note to MAP devices are giving you some more flexibility then using normal MIDI MAP mode in Ableton Live. First of all you get the chance to not only have to stick to only one function/one mapping in your Ableton Live Set. Just by (de-)activating devices you can set-up and switch between multiple … Read more