CV Tools has been beta-tested recently but now is finally available to the public! Goes without saying, Ableton have really connected hardware to their software paradigm and vice-versa. There are some very cool tools that can be used with other MIDI gear if you haven’t bitten the modular bug just yet.
Now musicians can interface their modular or other CV-based gear and Ableton Live 10 using a compatible dc-coupled audio interface. For those who don’t own modular equipment, the Rotating Rhythm Generator and CV Utility devices also work with MIDI, adding modular-style workflow inside Live or to hardware setups.
CV Tools is free for all owners of Ableton Live 10 Suite running 10.1 or above and owners of Ableton Live 10 Standard and Max for Live.
Remember that a DC-coupled audio interface is required to get the most out of CV Tools so check out our article here for more info.
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