Tom Hall

Welcome to our tutorial series specifically designed for Max for Live users who are interested in creating their own devices.

We will suggest tips and practices that will help you work smarter as a developer and help create a good user experience — for others, or just for you. We’ll share best practices for patching, and provide advice about how to avoid common problems you may encounter in developing your Max for Live devices.

In this video, I concentrate on patcher structure, some Max concepts that are specific to Max for Live, and MIDI mapping. (

Download the Max for Live Production Guidelines

This series will help any Max for Live user or developer understand the fundamentals of what makes a great device.

In Part 1 of Max for Live best practices, we run you through important guidelines for making sure your Max for Live device is functional, accessible and documented correctly. This ensures that anyone who comes across your device knows exactly how to use it and why it works the way it does, regardless of whether you hit the edit button or not.

Download the guide: https://maxforlive.com/

Max for Live best practices | Part 1/3

Welcome to our tutorial series specifically designed for Max for Live users who are interested in creating their own devices. 

In this video, I concentrate on patcher structure, some Max concepts that are specific to Max for Live, and MIDI mapping. (Download the Max for Live Production Guidelines discussed in the video.)

Learn More: See all the articles in this series

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This tutorial series is specifically designed for Max for Live users who are interested in creating their own devices. In Part 1, the 18-minute video tutorial concentrates on patcher structure, some Max concepts that are specific to Max for Live, and MIDI mapping.

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Thank you so much for producing these videos. Excellently explained.

where or when will part 2 and 3 be available?

@omar Part 2 is out today! - Part 3 coming soon...

Max for Live Best Practices, Part 1