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Rich Synthesis PureData Tutorials
PureData tutorial series looking at going beyond the basics in Pure Data to create richer synthesised sounds.
So far covering things like:
FM,
polyphony,
creamy synth strings,
plucked strings,
and more...
The videos are in a Youtube playlist [here] The patches themselves are available to download [here]
Red Bull Music Academy x Really Useful
Really Useful have teamed up with the Red Bull Music Academy to commemorate their final year with an essential Max For Live plugin: ru.rbma.
The plugin attempts to distill the wisdom, insights and experience gleaned from the artists associated with the Red Bull platform over the last 20 years.
It functions as a standalone synth, drawing on insights from legendary synth pioneer and experimental House maverick Mark Fell.
Free download: here Video demo: here
HOMEOSTAT FEEDBACK
Turn Ableton into a feedback machine with ru.homeostat. The plugin automatically feeds your tracks back on themselves via the send/return tracks. The feedback is stabilised in the homeostat plugin, and can be controlled with the XY interface.
You can also experiment with adding your own effects onto different channels to see how that affects the feedback, and try changing the send levels.
Free download: here Video demo here: here
What Would Autechre Do?
Stuck in a rut? What would Autechre do? Now you can find out with ru.wwad!
Free download: here
Ableton Live Code - now available!
MIDI controllers are so 2008! Make music with code. Live code at your audiences. Project your screen. Get under the hood. Explore patterns.
More info and free download here
Own it: ru.watermark
Struggling to communicate with the vague medium of music? Or worried about digital piracy and ownership? Either way, bake a watermark into your tracks with ru.watermark! Just like that Aphex did!
Video here Download here
Disclaimer: nobody else will either know or care that you did this.
Really Useful Plugins - Set 1
Download all 12 plugins in bundle #1 for free!
[download page]
Live Coding in Live
Live coding in Ableton Live! Because otherwise it's too easy, no?
Video here Download here
Help is at hand: ru.paperclip
A great way to get started for those new to Ableton Live. Everyone needs a helping hand when starting out, and who better to be your musical mentor than an old, rehabilitated friend?
Video here Download here
Cellular Automata: ru.automata
Shake up your clip view, via Conway's Game Of Life. ru.automata creates and destroys MIDI clips in accordance with the John Horton Conway's rules of population. As shoehorned into a million other "creative" projects from the 1970s until the present day!
Video here Download here
ru.standardise in action
Available free as part of Really Useful Plugins Set #1
ru.bomb demo
Available as part of Really Useful Plugins Set #1
Lost in sound: ru.explorer
Gamify your musical production. Find every secret and win a prize...
Download here Or download as part of Really Useful Plugins Set #1
Break on through: ru.bomb
Constructive deconstruction.
Video here Available as part of Really Useful Plugins Set #1
Stuck with MIDI: ru.midiclog
Hold on to each precious note with ru.midiclog.
Available as part of Really Useful Plugins Set #1
To you: ru.chucklevision
This one is pretty self-explanatory
Download here Or download as part of Really Useful Plugins Set #1
Apiformes: ru.bees
Humans have kept honey bee colonies, commonly in hives, for millennia. Beekeepers collect honey, beeswax, propolis, pollen, and royal jelly from hives; bees are also kept to pollinate crops and to produce bees for sale to other beekeepers.
Download here Or download as part of Really Useful Plugins Set #1