J74 Progressive is a set of Max for Live tools for Ableton Live specialized in chord progression making and harmonic editing. J74 Progressive allows you to create and edit chord progressions as MIDI clips, making use of composition techniques modelling (such as diatonic scale and chords exploration methods) as well as performance styles (arpeggio, humanized timing and dynamics).
The two Granular Synthesis devices for Ableton Live (Instrument and Fx), implements respectively a sound file granulator (wav,aiff or mp3) and live-buffer granulator. The first must be loaded this on Ableton Live MIDI track, the second can be loaded either on audio or MIDI tracks like a normal Ableton Live device Fx.
Pulsor Suite contains a couple of Max for Live virtual instruments: Pulsor and Pulsor 2. With them you can create amazing soundscapes, resonant lead synths, evolutive basses, unorthodox percussive sounds, rhythmic textures, distorted noises and endless variations of the weirdest and uncharted sounds you can imagine.
Max For Live audio effect designed to modulate anything you want in Ableton Live.
Max For Live MIDI effect designed to generate and manipulate mono MIDI sequences with innovative features
Get deep with the multi-functional LFO, create a sequence of randomized preset states, or modulate parameters using an audio signal – this set of envelope followers and other device controllers can reinvent how you use your instruments and effects, and take your modulations to the molecular level.
The versatility of a semi-modular interface to the world of analog-modelling synthesis. Built around a flexible virtual patchbay, Pallas gives users immense control over a wide range of bold and unique sounds. Pallas is a Max for Live device that has been specifically designed to model all the grit, character, and charm of authentic analog sounds. Featuring eight-voice polyphony, Pallas is powered by three versatile oscillators. The device’s main two oscillators allow users to mix up to four waveforms (sine, triangle, square, and sawtooth, and an additional noise generator), while the third oscillator is a wavetable-based signal generator that can also be used as an additional LFO for modulation purposes.
