This video tutorial gives you an introduction to Mu for the Lemur. Mu is an app that gives the Lemur full intergration with Ableton Live and Max for Live. The tutorial shows you how to setup Mu and takes you though all the features.
This video follows up on the basics of using objects in Max for Live and delves a bit deeper. The tutorial focuses on using chucker, objects, the live.grid objects and introduces some MSP.
New video tutorial up focusing on switching modes on the launchpad in Max for Live. The tutorial shows you how to break down the modes of the launchpad and add different actions, objects and observers to each mode.
Cool little video showing a Wacom tablet working as a theremin controller. This was achieved by using Max for Live’s live.remote object and Live API. No patch as of yet…
Ableton Live recently updated to 8.1 bringing some bug fixes and minor improvements but the better news is Ableton are offering free trail downloads of Ableton Live, Live suite and live intro. The trail software works fully for 30 days and comes with Max for Live content too! So you can try out Max for Live for 30 days. Get busy.
New video tutorial uploaded. This one covers how to use grid controllers in Max for Live and simple monome emulation. The tutorial shows you how to work with grid controllers such as the APC40, APc20, Launchpad, Monome, Livid block and ohm 64 in Max for Live. The tutorial also covers an basic way to emulate a monome using OSC (open sound control).
Max for Live video tutorial - message ordering basics
This video tutorial covers message ordering in Max for Live. The message order is very important in Max for Live. If you learn the basics from the start it will save you a lot of time debugging later. An important tutorial for any beginner Max for Live developer or anyone who wants to understand how Max for Live devices work.
Learning the basics of Max for Live video tutorial
This video tutorial focuses on teaching you the basics of Max/Msp for Max for Live. Learning the basics will help you understand exactly whats going on behind the software. Important stuff if you want to start making apps and learning the basics early should give you solid ground and save time debugging later.