Andrew Benson

Want to learn to create custom devices? Austin-based collective Bit Voltage is offering a new video course to help get you deeper into Max for Live. The course, developed by Nate Crepeault, introduces the basics of Max for Live from the ground up with a focus on using the Live API in a Max Device. The course comes with a Live set that includes all the course material.

Cost: $19.99 until July 14th, at which point the price goes up to $29.99

Here is a sample of the videos from this course

This is a small segment from the intro to max for live video class brought to you by the Bit Voltage Sound Collective. Learn more here: http://bitvoltage.com/intro-to-max-for-live-video-class-available-now/

Bit Voltage Sound Collective is a semi-domesticated tribe of electronic musicians, sound designers, educators and audio engineers based in Austin, Texas. Bound by a common love for vintage gear, exotic sounds and cutting-edge audio software, our goal is to bring other musicians and enthusiasts all the tools they need to elevate their sound beyond the meager confines of the space-time continuum. At Bit Voltage you can find it all: tutorials, sample packs, presets, custom synths and effects, gear, software and music reviews, artist interviews, record label profiles, industry news, and more.  Our purpose is to cut through the misinformation, techno-babble, and thinly veiled advertising that pervades so much of the audio world.  As a Bit Voltage customer and subscriber you can expect unique, expertly crafted digital downloads, 100% bullshit-free appraisals of the array of tools available to electronic musicians, and insights into the inner-workings of your favorite producers and labels.  We also operate a workshop space and project studio in North Austin where clients and friends can meet and collaborate.  Welcome, and thanks for visiting!

Bit Voltage - Intro to Max for Live (Sample 1)

Want to learn to create custom devices? Austin-based collective Bit Voltage is offering a new video course to help get you deeper into Max for Live.  The course, developed by Nate Crepeault, introduces the basics of Max for Live from the ground up with a focus on using the Live API in a Max Device. The course comes with a Live set that includes all the course material.

For more info, visit the Bit Voltage site

A New Max for Live Video Course