Ableton Live 11.1 is now in public beta, those with an Apple computer running the M1 chip should join the beta program. The latest update for Ableton performance and production software adds native support for Apple computers running on the M1 Silicon chip. This release
Arturia have announced MiniFuse 1, MiniFuse 2 and MiniFuse 4, a trio of compact USB audio interfaces available in black or white, starting at $149 AUD (MiniFuse 1 expected street price). MiniFuse 1 & 2 should be available very soon and the list of features
We’ve all been there when starting a new track, looking for the right sounds to use can take forever and by the time you’ve found something you like, the vibe is gone, and your creative energy has been reduced to zero. You know what you
OctoCell is a new Max for Live synth co-developed by Michel Geiss, studio technician for synth legend Jean-Michel Jarre. On paper, it resembles Ableton’s own Operator synth with a combination of Additive, FM and subtractive synthesis, but after spending a few minutes with OctoCell it
Grooves have been part of Ableton Live for a long time and serve as an easy way to apply a new rhythmic feel to any audio or MIDI of content. For those not so familiar with Grooves, we decided to take a closer look at
One of the things that I love about Ableton’s Push controller, it doesn’t matter how long it’s been around people continue to find creative ways of using it to make music. Now keep in mind that Push 2 was released back in 2017 for Ableton
Most synthesizers these days seem to fall into (at least) one of three categories: subtractive, wavetable, or sample based. So what’s the difference between these categories, and are they all mutually exclusive? Let’s investigate and try to find out. For simplicity’s sake, let’s generalize and
The Ableton Push 2 Flash Sale has begun, giving you the opportunity to get an Ableton Push 2 controller for only $899.00, or a considerable discount when you buy the Push Controller and Suite 11 as a bundle. This promotion is valid till June 30th,
‘Save the Date’ is the word from Ableton as they announce a new chapter of their popular ‘Loop’ event set to take place June 26–27, 2021.
Ableton has developed Ableton for the Classroom a new program that will assist Schools with incorporating Ableton Live into their music curriculum
