The MIDI Blaster is a new device that allows you to control Ableton Live using your hands. It has four sensors that detect the distance of your hand and three different presets that change the color and intensity of the lights depending on the distance. GET 5% OFF WHEN BUYING A MIDI BLASTER – USE … Read more
Since Ableton Live version 11 you are able to use MIDI Polyphonc Expression (MPE). It is possible to use MPE for Max for Live plug ins as well and even more important: MPE needs to be activated even just to pass through MPE information. In other words: a Max for Live device will block and … Read more
The Live Chopper Max for Live Device is a fast and easy way to re-sample any audio in Ableton Live. You are able to record and re-trigger live audio signal e.g. your voice via a mic.You can then trigger those samples on the fly right away. The device works with any kind of MIDI controller … Read more
Ableton Live (get your copy today!)* has a great automatic update function. Unfortunately it is activated per default and Ableton Live will automatically update in the background. This is great as long as you don’t run into any issues when updating. Here is a quick guide on How to disable automatic updates for Ableton Live … Read more
The Neural DSP Quad Cortex (get yours here!)* is widely used on stages around the globe in addition with Ableton Live. Presets of the QuadCortex can be changed via MIDI. This way you are able to have the right guitar sounds and effects being selected automatically. Unfortunately sending Program Changes from Ableton Live and sending … Read more
Ableton has taken a few years to develop a the new Push 3 controller for Ableton Live. You can order and check out the features of the Push 3 here. EDIT: Initially I wrote this (pre) review when Ableton announced the Push 3. I now have some more insights and updated a few of the … Read more