Using Max for Live Visualisers
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In this week’s post, you can check out the recent video I made, using max for live visualisers. A lot of people get worried when it comes to Max for Live, imagining complex programming and uber-nerdy technical terms.
If you want to make devices, it can be like that, but if you just want to use them, I am glad to report they are as easy as using any other plug in
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The free visualisers I suggest checking out are:
Surface Visualiser - https://maxforlive.com/library/device/7524/surface-visualizer#:~:text=Surface%20Visualizer%20is%20a%20Max,and%20save%20your%20own%20presets.
NTHN Visualizer 2.0 - https://maxforlive.com/library/device/8088/nthn-visualizer
Points Cloud 1.0 - https://maxforlive.com/library/device/7526/points-cloud
Video Scratcher - https://maxforlive.com/library/device/8408/video-scratcher
Iris Ipsum Fractal Dream - https://maxforlive.com/library/device/8327/iris-ipsum-fractal-dream
Browse more of the visualisers here:
https://maxforlive.com/library/index.php?tag=video
To install a Max for Live Device,
download the Max for Live device,
open Ableton,
and then open the Max for Live Device once Ableton is open
To Export
Most of these I tried won’t bounce or export as a video, so the solution is to use a screen recorder app (eg OBS or your built in screen recorder) to record the results, then trim the start and end of the video using a basic video editor.
