If you save a preset for a Max device, Live will try to maintain the necessary file references by copying the Max device into your User Library and saving the preset based on this copy. Many of these devices also come with their own presets, which are similar to Live’s device presets ( see 19.1.1) but with one important difference: because a Max device can be stored outside of Live’s known locations, it is important to make sure that any presets that refer to this device remain associated with it. Additional Max for Live devices appear in the Max Instrument, Max MIDI Effect and Max Audio Effect folders in the Max for Live label in the browser. A selection of Max for Live devices from Live’s Core Library can be found in the Instruments, Audio Effects and MIDI Effects folders within the browser. Max for Live comes with a collection of instruments and effects which are ready for use. At this point, the Max content will begin to install into your Live Library. Once Live has found the external Max application, Max for Live should be ready for use.
However, if you prefer to use an external Max installation, you will first need to point to it in Live’s File/Folder Preferences:
Max for Live comes pre-installed with Live, and does not require any additional setup. (Note: Max for Live is not available in the Lite, Intro and Standard Editions.) Please note that this content will only be available after Max is installed and authorized. These can be used just like Live’s built-in devices and can also give you ideas for your own device building projects. In addition to providing a comprehensive toolkit for building devices, Max for Live also comes with a collection of pre-made instruments, effects and tutorials.
Max for Live can also be used to extend the functionality of hardware controllers and even modify clips and parameters within a Live Set.
Max for Live, an add-on product co-developed with Cycling ’74, allows users to extend and customize Live by creating instruments, audio effects, and MIDI devices.
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