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Ableton Live 12 Building Max Devices v1.1 [Ableton Live]
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Ableton Live 12 Building Max Devices v1.1 [Ableton Live]

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Max is a visual programming language for music, audio and multimedia. With Max for Live you can take your creative freedom to a new level by building your own devices in Live. This Pack gives you a head start working with Max, with free devices, in-depth lessons and a large set of examples to spark inspiration. A tour of Max for Live: this Set contains a number of simple but playful devices designed to highlight the kinds of things Max is capable of. Filler is a MIDI effect that generates drum patterns, Snipper replays and pitches snippets of recorded audio, the Bell Tower instrument is a simple poly synth that uses FM to produce convincing bell sounds, and the Macro Knob device lets you control multiple parameters with one dial. Requirements Live 12 Standard & Max for Live (version 12.0 or higher) Max for Live

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This pack includes: Ableton Live. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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Yes, Ableton Live 12 Building Max Devices v1.1 [Ableton Live] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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