Ableton Live, like most DAWs, supports 3rd party plug-ins; software instruments and effects developed by companies other than Ableton, released in standard formats such as VST (Mac and PC) or AU (Mac only). Live also hosts its own type of instruments and effects known as Live Devices. These are devices generally made by Ableton (excluding Max for Live Devices) which can only be used in Ableton Live.
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