What M4L did for me the past months? I can now stop recording whatever clip on whatever track I'm working on by hitting my foot pedal, I have a rather silly 'noter' effect which pomps out some midi data either going up or downwards (note wise) in a configurable tempo AND most recently I now have a nice M4L scope which I'm using to dive deeper into the 'FM synth secrets' which was triggered by the movies posted earlier on Synthtopia.

And as if that's not enough: if you don't like the design of your building blocks you simply pick up Java, C or Javascript (order of personal preference) and build your own stuff to extend the basics of M4L itself. M4L is so worth its money but I'm still really pleased with my discount 🙂 I had a few beers, forgive the perhaps silly remarks, but M4L is kind of like getting yourself a Lego DAW within your regular Live DAW. At that time my focus was to grab a soft synth which should be as complete as possible and I wasn't really sure how much M4L would extend on that.Īnd now I consider myself very lucky to have dived into this wonderful hobby at that specific time. I dove into Live during their 10th anniversary and at first it was the reduced price which finally drew me over the edge to purchase M4L. It simply isn't really rocket science once you got some deeper into M4L.Įither way, once again it goes to show you what kind of impact M4L can have. Now, with 'basic' I don't mean to suggest 'easy peasy, not worth it'. Being a M4L die hard myself I'm not really 'astonished' since this is relatively basic (from a M4L point of view).

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