Chaos Culture
Average Vendor RatingSebastian was introduced to music early on and grew up reverse engineering and producing songs.
While being professionally trained to become a jazz pianist, he learned the ins and outs of many applications and electronic devices. The most important one was the lite version of Ableton Live 4, which enabled him to dive deeper into sound design and other aspects of music production.
By studying audio engineering and working with many studios, Sebastian was introduced to the music industry as he started his work as a mixing engineer and sound designer.
Chaos Culture is a project, an artist name he uses to publish some of his music and other creations such as Max for Live devices that extend the functionality of Live.
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Modulat (Formerly Signal)
Rated 5.00 out of 5The Ultimate MaxforLive Building Blocks
THIS PRODUCT WAS FORMERLY KNOWN AS SIGNAL
Modulat is a MaxforLive Toolkit of prebuilt modules that you can use to effect parameters, output audio and generally be awesome.
Spawn a module from the menu and connect it up using patch cords, this is MaxforLive without the coding!
PLEASE NOTE: MaxforLive 8.0.2 is Essential for Use!
Developer: Chaos Culture | Compatibility: Ableton Live 9.7.5+ | Ableton Live 10 | OS: Mac & WIndows | Minimum Requirements: MaxforLive 8.0.2 is Essential
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Freak-Q
The Opposite of an Equalizer
Freak-Q is a MaxforLive equalizer specialized on sound design. Unlike an equaliser though, instead of actual filters to split the signal into bands, Freak-Q is based on a fast Fourier transformation.
With 2048 bands this equalizer is not designed to balance a mix, it is meant to distort the frequency spectrum and to create harmonics or weird altered sounds.
Developer: Chaos Culture | Compatibility: Ableton Live 9.7.5+ | Ableton Live 10 | OS: Mac & WIndows | Minimum Requirements: MaxforLive is Essential
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Frame Creator
Launchpad & Push Lightshow Creator
Frame Lightshow Creator from Chaos Culture allows the user to quickly set up a Lightshow performance on a range of Grid Controllers like the Ableton PUSH ONE & TWO and the entire Novation LaunchPad family!
Consisting of three types of MaxforLive devices, the Frame Lightshow Creator, Controller and Performer, set up is simple as is creating your own lightshow!
Drop an Editor device onto a MIDI track and a Controller Specific device (there’s a choice of devices based on your controller) onto another and you’re good to go. Click the Edit button and select a MIDI track, then paint your first frame of your lightshow directly onto your controller…
Using Hotkeys and shortcuts you can build up your animation frame by frame across one or multiple controllers, and there’s no need to use MIDI Devices or learn MIDI notes to do it!
Developer: Chaos Culture | Compatibility: Ableton Live 9.7.5+ | Ableton Live 10 | OS: Mac & WIndows | Minimum Requirements: MaxforLive is Essential
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MIDI MultiClip Editor
Rated 4.00 out of 5Edit Multiple Clips on One Piano Roll
If you’ve ever wished that you could select multiple clips in Ableton Live and view them in one MIDI Editor at the same time, well now you can!
Developer: Chaos Culture | Compatibility: Ableton Live 9.7.5+ | Ableton Live 10 | OS: Mac & WIndows | Minimum Requirements: MaxforLive is Essential
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MIDI Modulators
Rated 5.00 out of 5Quickly Transform MIDI Clips
MIDI Modulators allow you to quickly change the contents of a chosen MIDI Clip in Session or Arrange view with a range of modulators inspired by DAWs like Cubase and Logic. MIDI Modulators include:
- Transform loop / Transform stretch
- Quantize time / Quantize scale
- Chord inversion
- Utility pitch limit / Utility velocity limit / Utility seamless loop
- Selection (Pitch / Velocity / Clip / Random)
Developer: Chaos Culture | Compatibility: Ableton Live 9.7.5+ | Ableton Live 10 | OS: Mac & WIndows | Minimum Requirements: MaxforLive is Essential