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Monomono Maya v1.13 [Max for Live]
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Monomono Maya v1.13 [Max for Live]

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Maya by Monomono is a 6-voice polyphonic synthesizer for Ableton Live that blends the soul of vintage analog synths with modern flexibility. Featuring authentic Juno-inspired oscillators, a resonant VCF, and a lush built-in chorus, Maya excels at warm pads, cutting leads, and rich textures. Its intuitive interface, stereo note spread, and MPE support make it ideal for expressive, inspiring performances. With a diverse preset collection and the standalone chorus device included, Maya lets you dive right into creating lush, vintage-flavored sounds that sit beautifully in your mix. 6-voice polyphonic MaxforLive synthesizer Warm, vintage-inspired sound with saw, square, sub & noise sources Built-in chorus with three classic modes Stereo note spread for spacious mixes MPE & aftertouch support for expressive play Includes a standalone Chorus device for any track Comes loaded with diverse presets and easy import/export Compatible with Push 3 Standalone Monomono Maya v1.13 P2P

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