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Music Hackspace Getting Started with by Phelan Kane [TUTORiAL]
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Music Hackspace Getting Started with by Phelan Kane [TUTORiAL]

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Get started building inside Max for Live - tour the devices that ship with Live Suite, then make your own: route patch cables, design interfaces and build a MIDI step sequencer from scratch. A beginner's route into Max for Live. The first session tours the M4L landscape and the pre-built devices that ship with Live Suite, plus where to find tutorials and third-party content. The second gets hands-on: creating objects and routing patch cables, constructing user interfaces, and building a MIDI step sequencer step by step. By the end you can navigate M4L and build your own simple devices. Music Hackspace Getting Started with by Phelan Kane

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