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Max For Live devices offer expanded flexibility when it comes to music production and sound manipulation. At an Ableton Live User Group hosted by Devotion Gallery, a certified Ableton Live Training Center, New York based cellist and electronic musician Greg Heffernan shares how he uses the All Backwards device to easily reverse segments of a selected audio clip with the touch of a button. He also uses a custom Max For Live device called the Sequence Gator to create elaborate gating patterns across the assign audio clip.
Devotion Gallery is located in Williamsburg, Brooyklyn housing a comprehensive arts education program where they offer numerous Ableton Live courses and workshops for users of all levels.Learn more about Devotion:
Website - http://learn.areyoudevoted.com/
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Greg Heffernan, also known as Cosmod, is a cellist, electronic musician and part of a live performance trio called Archie Pelago.Connect with Greg and learn more about his musical projects:
Webiste - http://www.cosmod.net/
Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/cosmoddd
Facebook - / greg.heffernan
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