Ableton Live | Max for Live | M4L | AMXD

[Dirtgrain]

New modulators pack from Max for Cats, 40 EUR

https://sonicbloom.net/products/modulat ... -for-cats/

looks like an insta buy to me.

edit : Let me share some videos for easy acces

Anybody get these--how is it using them? New things you can do, or nifty, or okay or weak?

[dayjob]

Ok, seriously. Why isnt anyone talking about GMaudio.
https://robertkgm.gumroad.com

well known workhorse stuff. very useful. i think there's a constant buzz about his stuff in some places... i have most of his stuff.

also, new dillon bastan.. has its own thread but might as well add it hear. amazing sounds.

he launched the VST/AU win/mac/linux version of this today.

I looked all over the webpage, and didn't see anything except M4L stuff.

very first thing at the top of the page

https://dillonbastan.com/store/

also here if you scroll down to:

Entanglement (plug in/commercial)

https://dillonbastan.com/

and when you click on that link it goes here

https://dillonbastan.com/store/plugin/i ... ent-plugin



maybe you were looking at the GM audio page since it’s the link in the previous post I quoted.

[audiojunkie]

Cool! I see it now. Thank you!

[noiseresearch]

3 new devices by Robert Henke ... https://www.roberthenke.com/technology/index.html ...

[WasteLand]

AI! AI!

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https://dillonbastan.com/store/maxforli ... ct=chatdsp

[HydrogenHuman]

https://midi2themax.gumroad.com/l/mx2-c ... ck/jafciot

MX2 Chord / Scale Track

Ableton Live is incredibly powerful — but it still lacks one key feature found in other DAWs: a proper chord track. The MX2 Chord Track and MX2 Scale Track do fixes that.

With these two Max for Live devices, you can control harmony at a global level using nothing more than clip names. No more manual MIDI editing, no more guesswork with scales — just a clean, fast, and reliable workflow.

MX2 Chord Track - type chord names, get notes.

Using MX2 Chord Track couldn't be easier: create clips in a MIDI track, in Session or Arrangement view, rename them after an individual chord or a full chord progression, click the update button, and the progression is generated automatically inside the clip.

No piano roll editing. No theory headaches.

MX2 Chord Track supports:

• Virtually all chord types (triads, extensions, altered chords, slash chords, quartal, etc.)

• Automatic voice leading for smooth transitions (wow!!)

• Optional legato mode for pads and cinematic textures

• Open/closed voicings, inversions, bass doubling

• Per-chord durations and repeating patterns

• Transposing all chord clips to a different key with one click

[HydrogenHuman]

Philip Meyer killing it again with an amazing new M4L device, Tessella!

[fireapplered]

https://stridehub.io/

[DarlingEffect]

Releasing an Ableton pack for running neural amp captures on April 28th:



https://nyquistlimited.lemonsqueezy.com/

[Rene Sens]

My new device AY-3-8912

Get it here: https://renesens.gumroad.com/l/jcknsf

The Authentic Sound of the ZX Spectrum, natively inside Ableton Live.

Welcome to the AY-3-8912. This Max for Live device brings the gritty, iconic sound of the classic General Instrument sound chip directly into your modern production workflow.

Designed for producers who appreciate the raw character of vintage hardware but prefer a streamlined, native software configuration, this device bridges the gap between retro chiptune tracking and modern music production. It faithfully emulates the architecture of the AY-3-8912, utilizing a sample-accurate 1.7734 MHz internal clock to deliver true-to-era tones, noise, and hardware envelope generation.

Whether you are recreating the exact soundscapes of the 1990s demoscene or injecting aggressive, lo-fi hardware textures into modern electronic and rock tracks, the AY-3-8912 puts a complete 8-bit retro sound engine right inside your DAW.

What You Get (The ZIP Archive)

When you purchase, you will receive a single structured ZIP file containing:

• The AY-3-8912 Device (.amxd): The core Max for Live plugin.

• 10 Demo Tracks (.als projects) (with more to come): Ten demoscene tracks from my personal curated collection converted from original Pro Tracker 3 (.pt3) files into Ableton Live projects. Open them up to hear the device in action, study the sequencing, and see exactly how the pros pushed this chip to its limits.

• The Comprehensive User Manual (PDF): A deep-dive guide covering the interface, PT3 workflow, memory management, and practical tips & tricks.

Key Features

• 100% Native Emulation: No audio samples. Just pure mathematical emulation of the original AY-3-8912 chip.

• Pro Tracker 3 Workflow: Built entirely around classic tracker logic, featuring 16 Sample Slots and 16 Ornament Slots per instance.

• 64-Step Grid Editor: Rapidly draw your volume and noise envelopes directly inside the Ableton interface.

• All PT3 commands to use with Automation: Tone Up/Down, Tone Portamento, Envelope Up/Down and others.

• Global Clipboard: Copy and paste patterns seamlessly between instances across your entire Ableton session.

Videos:

AY-3-8912 Intro


AY-3-8912 Walkthrough


Davos - Sir Artur | Best of ZX Spectrum


Black Groove - Child's Party | Best of ZX Spectrum


Midisoft - Last Chance | Best of ZX Spectrum

[DarlingEffect]

My new Max for Live pack for NAM (Neural Amp Modeler) is now available:

https://nyquistlimited.lemonsqueezy.com/

Quick demo:

Full walkthrough:

Features:
* Two Max for Live devices for amp captures and impulse responses
* No VST needed, and low CPU usage
* Integrated tone browser and drag & drop
* Seamless preset and project recall (amp profiles are included in "Collect All and Save")
* Included library of classic amp and cabinet models

I've also open-sourced the core Max/MSP implementation: https://github.com/apresta/neural_tilde

[Panta Flux]

Hi,

It took a while, but it seems I finally found the right thread for Max for Live devices.

Just in time for the update to version 12.4 of Ableton Live and Push 3 Standalone, I’ve released my free Max for Live device Move4Live v1.1.1, the 4-track session starter for Ableton Live.

The Ableton Move gets one thing exactly right: the moment you start a new set, you can just play. Four randomly chosen instruments, no setup, no “where do I even begin?” – you're making music immediately instead of making decisions.

Move4Live brings that idea to Ableton Live 11/12. One button. Four ready-to-play tracks – e.g. Drums, Bass, Pad, Synth Keys – with randomly selected presets from your library. Add optional return tracks and a mastering chain modeled directly after the one the Ableton Move uses in every new set.



Starting with version 1.1, you can also set up automatically assignable MIDI input channels, so you can start jamming right away with your hardware sequencers or friends using multiple MIDI controllers sending MIDI data to their corresponding port.

It could just as well be called Move4Push now, since starting with Push 2.4, the device also runs on Push 3 Standalone.



Here is a (very) short demo video:


More information and direct free download: https://www.panta-flux.com/en/products/move4live/

Move4Live is a one-person project and your feedback genuinely matters. I would love to hear about your experience, any bugs you have encountered, feature ideas – or especially whether you got it running on macOS.

Thanks,
Dirk | Panta Flux

[dayjob]

new rainbow circuit sequencer. looks fun and jammable. awesome interface design.

www.rainbowcircuit.co/devices/hopscotch

[Rene Sens]

My new device:
Main Check: The Plain-English Mix Assistant

Get it here: https://renesens.gumroad.com/l/iwtvb
Discord Community: https://discord.gg/rfs9Ce36



If you look at the master bus of a professional mix engineer, you will see a mess of scientific tools: phase correlation meters, fast-fourier transform graphs, and lissajous figures. They are incredibly powerful, but they require you to translate complex visual squiggles into actionable mixing decisions.

Main Check is different. Instead of showing you the math, Main Check listens to the math and tells you exactly what is wrong with your mix in plain English. Acting as an intelligent safety net on your Master track, it analyzes your audio across four critical domains.

Features:

• Stereo & Phase: Context-aware width detection that warns you about phase cancellation, weak centers, and muddy bass.

• Tonal Balance: Compares your frequency distribution against predefined genre profiles.

• Custom "Learn" Mode: Feed the device your favorite reference track, and it will memorize its frequency footprint so you can match it perfectly.

• Dynamics: True Stereo RMS calculation that spots dangerously high transients or heavily over-compressed "sausage" waveforms.

• Technical Health: Surgical brickwall filters catch invisible sub-rumble, DC Offset, and Hidden Clipping (Intersample Peaks) before you export.

[WasteLand]

https://emilianopennisi.gumroad.com/l/ccvbq