Max for Live Artists Present Their Creations

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Mark Egloff - APC-Step-Sequencer
A mild-mannered logistics expert by day, Mark Egloff creates Max for Live devices for Live and Akai controllers at night.
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Oli Larkin - Kasio-M4L
When Oli Larkin wanted to design a software version of one of his favorite vintage digital synths, Max for Live was the obvious choice.
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Manuel Poletti - Low-Frequency Oscillators (LFOs)
Manuel's LFO devices let you modulate anything in Live from instruments and effects to clips.
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Katsuhiro Chiba - Classic Synths
Inspired by classic 80s hardware synths, Japanese musician Katsuhiro Chiba used Max for Live to build three synthesizers that capture the iconic sound of the era.
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Henrik Schwarz - Schwarzonator II
Jazz/soul/electronica legend Henrik Schwarz used Max for Live to create the 'Schwarzonator II', which automatically fits the notes he plays to a musical scale.
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Alexkid - Instant Haus
Producer Alexkid is a master of house music. He's put that knowledge into his 'Instant Haus' Max for Live device, which instantly generates drum patterns to craft into your own house track.
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Robert Henke (Monolake) - Granulator
Sound artist Robert Henke creates the tools that define his sound. Using Max for Live, Robert made the 'Granulator', which can transform any sound into a lush soundscape or a wall of noise.
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Richie Hawtin (Plastikman) & Liine - Kapture
For the 2010 reincarnation of Plastikman, Richie Hawtin's grand artistic vision required the masterminds at Liine to design a Max for Live device to help the tour become reality.