Max for Live works through access of the live object model, this map is a guide to everything accessible within Ableton Live. Live.toggle: Creates a toggle switch that outputs 0 when turned off and 1 when turned on.īy pressing command and m, these live objects can be mapped to any recognised MIDI controller, a GUI (Graphical User Interface) can be designed within the Max for live vertical limit to create both ease of use and accessibility for the user. Live.slider: Output numbers by moving a slider on screen Live.gain: Decibel volume slider or monitor Live.dial: Circular slider or knob which outputs numbers according to its degree of rotation. With the series of specific Max for Live objects available (which all begin with live.), MIDI mapping parameters of a created device to a hardware MIDI controller is achievable. These devices can be created in Ableton Live for real time processing (ability to hear instruments as you develop them). Max for Live allows Max MSP to be used to create MIDI effects (which processes MIDI data), audio effects (for processing audio) and for the development of instruments (takes MIDI performance data and transforms it into audio). This programme allowed for the development of devices such as synthesisers, drum machines, audio effects, MIDI effects and the implementation of live video into the music creation and performance software using Max MSP. When the developers of Cycling 74 met with both Robert Henke and Gerhard Behles from Ableton Live, Max for Live was soon formed.
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