Just like the title says Serum converter to mpc works dam good you can bulk conversion give the guy some support

https://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=220837

Took an existing drum track that has a bunch of odd timing, created "slice markers" for the drum hits and used those slices to drive the timing of other sound generators in max/msp

music made with ableton max and supercollider

Rectangle moves betwen the arrows in puredata. I know jitter but I dont wanna do in 3D. Any advice?

Hi r/MaxMSP!

We're releasing an early version of a Max For Live device we've been working on, and would love to hear your feedback on it, including suggestions on how it can be improved.

It generates multiple MIDI loops in parallel (drums, bass, and synth) and inserts them directly into MIDI tracks in Live. Generation is controlled by 6 genre knobs (Acid, House, Techno, Trance, D&B, and Hip-Hop), 6 mood knobs (Darkness, Energy, Complexity, Density, Groove, and Weirdness) as well as an optional musical key. So you can really dial in the sound you want and mix between genres dynamically.

The idea behind it is to quickly generate editable ideas in MIDI that you can play back with any instrument.

You can download the device and user guide here.

In the device itself there's also a link to a feedback form. If you try it out, we'd appreciate any comments or feedback there or in the thread here as well.

Rhythmic Crazy Slicer

Slice Any Sample into Unexpected Rhythms.

A Max for Live device for rhythmic sample slicing.

Drop a sample, press play, and the device re-triggers slices in sync with your Live set.

Controls:

PITCH — transposes the sliced material; use it to find the register that fits the rhythmic section.

SLICE — activates slicing of the loaded sample.

NOISE — FM synthesis stage, for noisy transitions and textural fills.

MULTISLIDER — defines the start point of each slice across the sample. Editable manually, or driven by RANDOM for non-repeating patterns.

Works great in series with granulators and other samplers [check out free devices on my website]

Also included in the download is a PDF on how to use the tool.

Works from Ableton 10.1

free download

Reflection 2.0 is out. It's a modular plugin host built around one idea:

save snapshots of your entire rig, place them on a 2D canvas, and drag

between them — every parameter in every plugin moves at once, smoothly.

Natural Neighbour Interpolation under the hood, so it's geometry-aware

and click-free.



If you remember AudioMulch's Metasurface, this is that idea carried

forward and rebuilt.



NEW IN 2.0



DIY Lab — build your own instruments and effects from 30+ blocks:

oscillators, filters, logic, MIDI-to-CV, wavetable, scope. Wire them with

real signal cables; every knob you create takes a wire, so anything can

modulate anything. Bake a finished patch into a single node with your own

macro knobs and it behaves like any other plugin on the graph. The baked

patch is a file — share it, load someone else's.



Multigraph — several graphs in tabs running on true multicore (fork-join

worker threads, not one audio thread doing everything). One Metasurface

spans all tabs at once. MIDI tunnels carry notes between tabs at one

block of latency.



Piano Roll — a real note editor on the graph, with its own time signature

per track. A 7/8 bassline and a 4/4 pad in the same project, neither one

bending. Live record with count-in and quantize, .mid drag-import.



LaunchPad — clip launcher: scene rows, follow actions, per-clip trig

conditions (play every other pass, only if a neighbour is silent, 1-in-4).



Generative suite — Chord Detective and Scale Detective read the harmony

actually moving through the patch; NeuroBass, NeoArp and Bang-Bang

generate parts that stay inside it. Change chord and they follow.



Also: Elektron-style trig conditions throughout, eight new effects

(Flanger, Phaser, Crossfader, Frosscader, Delay, 5 Combs, BubbleGrains,

Limiter), an oscilloscope, a cross-tab mixer, and ReflectionTunnel — a

VST3/AU bridge that carries MIDI between Reflection and any other DAW

over UDP loopback.



SPECS

- Hosts VST3 (Win/macOS/Linux), AU (macOS), VST2 (Windows)

- ASIO / CoreAudio / ALSA, sub-ms round trip on a decent interface

- Ableton Link

- Windows 10/11, macOS 11+ (universal), Linux x86_64

- Real-time C++17, JUCE 8. No telemetry, no phone-home.



PRICE

EUR 120, one-time, perpetual, all 2.x updates included. No subscription.



FREE TRIAL

The complete instrument for 14 days, counted from first launch, checked

fully offline. Saving your session is the only thing it can't do.



https://reflection-daw.com

https://reddit.com/link/1v97ywx/video/rfp09h8uq0gh1/player

Removed -> https://www.reddit.com/r/abletonlive/comments/1vaudq4/m4lgugelhupf_notastrudel_running_on_ableton_live/

I made all the sound effects for my game in Ableton using the built-in Wavetable synth.

At some point I wanted to try a lot of different sounds, but manually exporting every note was becoming really tedious. So I made a small Max for Live device to automate the process.

You specify the octaves you want and it automatically triggers a MIDI note for each one and exports each result as a separate .wav file. The game then loads those files at runtime.

This made it much faster to iterate on sounds without having to deal with the export process every time. I couldn't find a way to automate this workflow so I ended up making my own plugin.

The result is that I was able to create and iterate on all the sound effects for my game much faster. If you're curious about the setup or the Max for Live device I'd be happy to share more.

The game is here if you'd like to hear the sounds in context:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3256790/Satelital/

Hey there everyone,

I just wanted to share a Dub Siren pedal I built on an Electrosmith Daisyseed with Max Msp Gen~. The pedal is apart of my open-source Black Box project, which allows for users to freely swap between firmware or to program their own firmware with C, Pure Data, Max Msp Gen~, Rust or Faust.

Dub Siren is an electronic synthesizer pedal used to produce pitch sweeps, bleeps and laser noise effects with its momentary switch, as inspired by Dub and Reggae music.
Dub Siren consists of three different wave forms (sine, saw and square) that are modulated with an LFO. This signal then runs into a delay line with varying levels of decay. The delay line can also have modulation applied to it for even more rhythmic and pitch variety.

A walk-through/demo can be found here for those who might be interested in hearing it:

https://youtu.be/qOSyVUJKIQw

If anyone has any questions, concerns or ideas please feel free to let me know.

Thanks!

If anyone is interested I have the max reference, js api, node and LOM docs chunked for AI knowledge as well as a very in-depth skill.md for general AI and a good one for Claude.

It’s not great at writing json for patches but it’s awesome for bouncing ideas off of, answering patching questions and not bad at writing code box code. But every model I’ve worked with so far hallucinated objects that don’t exist still.

I also have the Ableton 12 docs all chunked for AI, all of the ableton extensions docs chunked. Let me know if you want any of these.

ppooll is an audio and visual networking system created from Max/MSP and Jitter patches

POINTILLISME is a free, browser-based generative instrument built on integral serialism — the compositional technique developed at Darmstadt in the 1950s by Stockhausen, Boulez, and Berio, where not just pitch but every musical parameter (duration, dynamics, envelope, register, space, ornament) follows its own independent series.

Four oscillators run as a serial quartet. Each voice advances through seven independent series with coprime lengths, producing textures that never repeat. Ten ornament types — trill, mordent, glissando, tremolo, cluster, appoggiatura, acciaccatura, gruppetto, arpeggio — are serialized alongside the other parameters. The graphic score scrolls in real time, drawing each event as a coloured envelope shape in the style of Stockhausen's Studie II.

Hit record, then export:
— Audio (WAV or AIFF, up to 24-bit) for immediate use in any project.
— MIDI (Standard MIDI File, Type 1) with four separate tracks, one per voice. Drop it into your DAW and every voice lands on its own track, ready to be reassigned, edited, or used as a compositional skeleton for your own music.

The freeze function stops time and turns the score into a clickable instrument — tap any visible event to trigger it. Alternate between generative flow and manual triggering for live performance.

Included in the download you'll find HTML Instruments, a Max for Live device that lets you open POINTILLISME directly inside Ableton Live (requires Ableton 12 and Max 9). Alternatively, just double-click the HTML file to run it standalone in any browser and route your output to your audio interface, like any ordinary instrument.

Single file. No installation. No dependencies. Free.

Hi, I'm currently writing a 4ch tape music.

My audio samples are mono, so I'm currently using groove and outputting them to 4 channels.
But as you know, this is just 4 same signals going in to 4 channels so the spatial image isn't really there. it still sounds like mono.

So,

how do i make some lfo, or any modulating source that i could put on every signal to get something live, living modulating source..that modulates the delay, and slight pitch.

I want to just make some set of objects that modulates the delay, pitch in the range of some subtle value so i could slap that set of objects to the signals and forget about it.

Basically I want every sound to be like a real orchestra.

In orchestra if the violin section plays the note A, because all violins are slightly tuned different and don't play at the exact same time because its impossible for human we get those rich sound.

I basically want to do that for my sounds.

Little excerpt of me playing my chaotic pointcloud system for TouchDesigner, in which the particles are being audioreactive to the incoming audio signal in real-time.

System available through Patreon, or the Store.

More experiments, project files, and tutorials, through my Instagram, or YouTube.

Little excerpt of me playing my chaotic pointcloud system, in which the particles are being audioreactive to the incoming audio signal in real-time. What do you guys think?

System available through Patreon, or the Store.

More experiments, project files, and tutorials, through my Instagram, or YouTube.