Ableton Live 12 Sequencers v1.2 [Max for Live] (28.90MB)

P2P | 25 February 2025 | 28.90 MB

Whether you want precise control over complex patterns or to generate new ideas, this Max For Live sequencer package opens up all kinds of possibilities for your musical creations.

Sequencers are a fundamental part of electronic music production, responsible for triggering samples and telling the synthesizer which notes to play. They can also be used for many other functions related to making sounds move, and they come in many different forms. In this pack, you can use three different sequencers that Ableton device designers have built into Max for Live. Each sequencer has its own quirks and potential uses, but they all yield useful and surprising results for those who take the time to explore them.

Step Arp
Step Arp handles one of the most popular uses of sequencers, the creation of arpeggios. In contrast to Ableton's native arpeggiator, StepArp's sequences can be controlled and changed incrementally, defining six different values for velocity, note length, chance, and transposition. It's the sequencer to use when writing melodic parts, with enough controls to tweak changes during recording or performance.

SQ Sequencer
Inspired by classic hardware sequencers, the SQ sequencer offers up to 16 steps to control a range of parameters. Crucially, each parameter channel can loop its own step and playback direction, allowing more detailed control over how patterns evolve. The Condition function determines the precise rules for when a step will trigger or not trigger a MIDI value. When these various settings are pushed in different directions, you end up with long, winding patterns that go far beyond the conventions of repetitive 16-note loops.

rhythmic step
Rhythm steps are particularly well suited for use with drum kits, making them ideal for sequencing polyrhythmic beats. The Step Sequencer page is particularly intuitive for determining note trigger probabilities, while the unique option on the Alternate page allows you to cut different drum sounds into the sequencer channel to instantly create different variations for your sequences. Very specific control over swing is also emphasized, as well as easily accessible random settings to encourage dynamic and natural drum sequencing.

There are no rules.
There are no rules about how these sequencers work with Live - their intuitive design has great potential as you familiarize yourself with all the possible controls. Combined with the ever-expanding synthesis and sound generation potential of the newly updated Live 12.1, the Sequencers by Ableton Pack is a springboard into new territory for any music producer.

Quote from Ableton requires Live 12.1 and Max 4 Live!

Whether you want precise control over complex patterns or ways to generate new ideas, this Pack of Max For Live Sequencers will open up all kinds of possibilities in your music-making.

Sequencers are a fundamental component in electronic music production, responsible for triggering samples and telling synths which notes to play. can also be used for many other functions relating to making sound move, and they come in many different forms. In this Pack, you can get your hands on three different Sequencers built in Max for Live by Ableton device designers. In this Pack, you can get your hands on three different Sequencers built in Max for Live by Ableton device designers. Each Sequencer has its own quirks and potential uses, but they all promise Each Sequencer has its own quirks and potential uses, but they all promise rewarding and surprising results for anyone who spends time exploring them.

Step Arp
Step Arp deals with one of the most popular uses for a sequencer, to create arpeggios. Compared to Ableton's native Arpeggiator, StepArp 's sequence can be controlled and altered step-by-step, defining six different values including velocity, note length, chance and transposition. It's the sequencer to use when writing melodic parts, with more than enough controls to tweak for variations while recording or during a performance. recording or during a performance.

SQ Sequencer
The SQ Sequencer takes its inspiration from classic hardware sequencers, providing up to 16 steps to control a range of parameters. parameter lane can cycle through its own step length and playback direction, which allows for more detailed control over the way your pattern evolves. Condition feature can determine precise rules for when a step will or won't trigger a MIDI value. When these various settings get pushed in different directions, you can end up with long and winding patterns that reach well beyond the convention of a repetitive 16-note loop.

Rhythmic Steps
Rhythmic Steps has been particularly aimed towards use with Drum Racks, making it perfect for sequencing polyrhythmic beats. The step sequencer page is especially intuitive for determining note trigger probabilities, while the unique option of an alternate page allows you to cut a different drum sound The step sequencer page is especially intuitive for determining note trigger probabilities, while the unique option of an alternate page allows you to cut a different drum sound into a sequencer lane to create distinct variations to your sequence in an instant. There's also an emphasis on very specific control over swing, plus easily accessible randomization of settings to encourage drum sequencing that feels dynamic and natural.

No Rules
There are no rules as to how these sequencers can be used with Live - their intuitive design sits on top of deep potential when you familiarize Coupled with the continually expanding synthesis and sound generation potential in the newly updated Live 12.1, the Sequencers by Ableton Pack is a springboard into new territory. Coupled with the continually expanding synthesis and sound generation potential in the newly updated Live 12.1 , the Sequencers by Ableton Pack is a springboard into new territory for any music maker.

quote by AbletonRequires Live 12.1 and Max 4 Live!

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