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Surreal Machines Transient Machines v1.2 [Max for Live]
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Surreal Machines Transient Machines v1.2 [Max for Live]

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Transient Machines is a Max for Live Pack that allows for deep sound-shaping possibilities. Modelled after the transient designers found in professional recording studios, Transient Machines is a versatile tool for reshaping the dynamics of drums, loops, and much more. Created by Surreal Machines (the same team behind the excellent Dub Machines Pack), Transient Machines is a new dynamic processor Pack for Live that gives users the ability to deeply reshape the transient signals in their productions using simple controls and an intuitive interface. With Transient Machines, you have the ability to easily punch up the attack on your snares and claps, shorten the decay on boomy kick drums and toms, or just creatively sculpt the transient properties of all types of audio. Requirements Live 11 Standard (version 11.1 or higher) Max for Live

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Yes, Surreal Machines Transient Machines v1.2 [Max for Live] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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