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Content You Need: cv.jit

by Rob Ramirez on March 30, 2021

Jean-Marc Pelletier has updated his cv.jit package for Jitter - a fantastic collection of tools geared toward computer vision techniques...

What's New in Live 11, Part 2

by Mattijs Kneppers, Gregory Taylor on March 16, 2021

What's new in Live 11? We’ll provide a brief overview of the new features in the Live notes API, and include a few Max for Live devices...

What's New in Live 11, Part 1

by Mattijs Kneppers, Gregory Taylor on March 2, 2021

Ableton Live 11 is here, and it includes a number of useful upgrades, requested features, and some entirely new features. In the first of...

Filters: A Resource Guide for Max Users

by Isabel Kaspriskie on January 19, 2021

Filter selection can be a deeply personal choice for many artists. Some circumstances call for cleanliness and transparency of a filter,...

Cycling ’74 partners with Music Hackspace to deliver free online teaching in 2021

by Lilli Wessling Hart on December 9, 2020

Music Hackspace and Cycling ’74 team up to deliver free monthly Max workshops and meetups.

An Interview with Cy X, Multimedia Cyber Witch

by dan derks on December 8, 2020

Cy X is a multimedia cyber witch. Sound, video processing, and web platforms are the elemental resources upon which they draw to cast their...

Book Review: Drone and Apocalypse: An Exhibit Catalog for the End of the World

by Gregory Taylor on November 24, 2020

Are you a lover of drone music and those fellow enthusiasts willing to subvert the distance in much of scholarly writing by means as...

Mira 1.2.18 —What's Old Is New Again

by Sam Tarakajian on November 10, 2020

The Mira 1.2.18 release supports iOS 14, and fixes a few longstanding issues related to stability, text rendering, button behavior, and...

JavaScript: A Brief Resource Guide for Max Users

by Gregory Taylor on November 10, 2020

As flexible and useful as Max is, there are still times when you'll want to extend its functionality. For many users, JavaScript is and...