WSW Siemens MAX FoR LiVE

P2P | 18 April 2025 | 2.65MB

Made for Ableton Live Suite 10+ and Max For Live users. One of the best sounding and rarest EQs ever made by Siemens! This is an Impulse Response based plug-in with input and output gain simulations. One of Lenny Kravitz’s favorite EQs Hi, Low and mids are magic! All Frequencies have been captured. 60Hz, 6K & 12K +/- 12db The way it cleans up is second to none! You will also get 9 Custom Made Presets. This plug in saturates also very well! No need for Java anymore! Download the Plug-in and remember where you put the folder. Drag and Drop the entire Folder into Ableton’s PLACES (down left side folder). Open the plug in and you will see on the GUI „Folder“ click on Folder to show where the IR folders are, and, ENJOY!

Rebound 2 For MAX For LiVE

FANTASTiC | 19 November 2024 | 0.3 MB

What Does Rebound Do? Rebound is a spectral Max for Live plugin which warps your sounds in ways never you’ve never heard. In EQ Eight, you can automate the volume of bands up and down, but my plugin Rebound lets you do this automatically, with 256 bands!

Convolution Reverb v1.6 M4L

ARTiCSTORM | 01 December 2024 | 242 MB

Convolution Reverb is a creative device for bringing new space to your sounds – a sample-based reverb suite with hundreds of impulse responses from real-world spaces and world-class hardware. A convolution reverb takes a sample from a real-world space (called an impulse response or IR) and uses this to digitally simulate the reverberation of that space. “Only a convolution reverb can capture the ambience of a real space, or real hardware, and recreate it on a computer,” explains Ableton sound designer Christian Kleine. “With a convolution reverb, you can easily access the reverb of many spaces, and still tweak them.” Convolution Reverb Pro allows for extended tweaking options such as EQ, damping, modulation, and more. “The reverse function in Convolution Reverb Pro is especially nice,” says Christian. “You can modify an original IR to something completely new, and then resave the design as a new preset.” Convolution Reverb Pro also allows for combining two IRs—one for early reflections, and one for late—for a hybrid sound that combines elements of multiple spaces.

Probability Pack v1.1 ALP

P2P | 13.10.2018 | 25.76 MB

A collection of creative MAX FOR LIVE sequencers that introduce probability and chance to your music. Probability Pack is a set of five creative sequencers that allow you to add controlled randomization to your composition and performance process. Each sequencer has a unique way of adding subtle or extreme randomization to patterns for unpredictable outcomes. Use these sequencers to generate new ideas, create variations of existing patterns, set up unpredictable, ever-evolving musical textures or combine them all to create complete chaos. The sequencers were designed for hands-on use with Push, but hardware is not necessary to use them. Probability Pack also comes with custom presets designed by Sonic Faction to show off the expressiveness of each device.

Color Transfer MAX FoR LiVE

P2P | 22 January 2024 | 4.87 MB

Color Transfer offers musicians near infinite means to splatter paint with the color of sound!

ACDGEN v2.1.1 M4L

P2P | 23 February 2024 | 254.5KB

Advanced Pattern Generator

ACDGEN is a Max for Live advanced pattern generator that lets you create MIDI sequences using one of eight different algorithms and manipulate these patterns in many different ways. It’s a powerful tool for live performance and music production.

Bengal v2.0 ALP

SYNTHiC4TE | March 02 2020 | 5.1 MB

Combining the textural intricacy of FM with the freeform approach of a modular system, Bengal is a sound designer’s dream with its four operators, eight voices of polyphony, six audio effects and a flexible modulation architecture centred on an interactive virtual patchbay. Semi-modular and polyphonic: Bengal is a semi-modular synth, meaning that although its component modules (operators, filters, etc) are all fixed, they can be patched together in a huge range of configurations in the giant Patch panel at the bottom. Connect square output sockets to round input sockets by dragging virtual patchcords between them – it couldn’t be easier. Bengal is also eight-voice polyphonic, so it’s just as at home blasting out huge chords as it is one-finger basslines.