Monomono's devices are great, they have an analog eq, compressor and tape devices, elphnt has some cool devices aswell, texture and console eq are great!

I like swiss army meter to get my LUFS right!

Yeah I think monomono’s pack is my next purchase. Elphnt is the goat, I use his converter device all the time!

Always on my master inside my UU rack 💪

My most used M4L devices (just looking at my sketch template and picking some out in no order) NTPD2. -Write settings/things you need to remember within live, very nice. BiP (bounce in place) - Useful to get things into audio quickly to stop frying the cpu without needing to make a channel/set up record etc. Euclidean Sequencer Pro - Nice way to sequence drums or melodies. Patterning 1/2/3 and an ipad are better but this is a decent alternative. Sting - Gets that 303 style sequence going. Volume Buddy - Will save you money on fancy plugins that don't include gain-staging (I wonder why?) Honestly though, I've been fooled by "louder is better" then reduced the volume to match and found out I wasn't doing the sound any favours too many times to count. Delay Time Calculator - useful for quickly dialing in efx pedals and other things without doing simple math. (I have a bunch of hardware hooked up and a lot of it doesn't have midi-in) Song Sketch - Quickly arrange track to standard sub genre, just add ear candy/efx/fills. This will get you out of the endless loop and tell you if your initial idea is actually decent or if it falls apart. Knowing if elements become annoying, repetitive, or boring filler when the song should keep someone dancing/attentive/awake/in the venue over 5-8 minutes is vital. Retro Samplr Pro - Fun little sampler alternative for crunchy lofi downsampling. Bc Res Control - Makes your resonator go along with your midi notes so those Berlin Style resonated synth hits actually follow the key/progression of your track instead of staying stuck. Chord Pallate - This is a cool device that integrates with live 12. Good idea generator when you're chasing "the feels". Fletchwork Pro with Dmmg Pro Fors - Opal blööps blöcks - Fun Sequencer 🙏

No problem! It’s such a brilliant and super needed tool in my workflow. Thanks a lot for making it!! 🙏🙏

Exactly, some plugin companies would charge 3 times more

@@Zdrewe haha yes.. I mean there are a few great third party ones. But im very happy I started with ableton and first learned those tools it comes with. And that helps alsaw to utilize the third party ones. By the way your work is great. Im a techno producer, but still learning alot from you, which I can use in my techno productions. Even made me curious to try some dnb :D

Means a world my friend 🙏🙏

Thanks man! 🙏

Means a lot 🙏🙏 thank you!

You’re welcome! Damn I forgot to mention wrappers in this video. They make vst plugins nearly as good as M4L devices 😉

Hahahahah soooo close - 31 😂

Hahah funny thing is while doing research I stumbled across Ducker. Need to double check its features and maybe do a little vid about sidechaining with a comparison. Thanks for the suggestion!

i am a ducker maximalist. chain shaper is cool. ducker is elite and has god tier usefulness. Especially once you realize what you can do with sidechaining delays and reverbs with something complex like vocals.

@@blazeluminati interesting I usually use a compressor to reduce my reverb with the vocals. Never tried with this ducker

@blazeluminati interesting… guess I really need to find out what’s up with that.

@@Zdrewe for sure. it's just a more consistent ducking effect. even if the vocal is dynamic, it will duck the same level. At this point in 2024, any minor improvement of a technique is worth getting hype about haha

Im ready to turn on pink or candy themed skin and call it Live Sweet for real! Thanks a lot 🙏🙏

@@Zdrewe Would be SICK! like a Winamp Skin, haha

Dzięki wielkie 🙏

Damn, thanks for the detailed info! Like I said I think to dedicate some time on the side to get into making those type of plugins/devices. Btw isn’t Nasko the man behind Chroma as well? 😉

I’m considering making more DnB focused videos rather than just using examples but honestly I just started making dnb seriously. Glad you like it tho! 🙏 Speaking of drums - it’s just a combination of sound selection, volume shaping and a looot of clipping with parallel compression. I’ll be talking about kicks in my upcoming video 😉

Thanks a lot 🙏🙏

Speaking of phase, there’s also a cool device by ARFAL called Histoscope. Sometimes I use it when I don’t want the heavy sidechain effect to check how the phase is looking

@@Zdrewe Looks sweet! And it's Push 2 optimized. Amazing. 🙏🏻

I feel bad about barely scratching the surface of it. I was on a rush to highlight every device I planned but now I feel like it deserves a separate video 😅

It’s an exclusive one, only for serious projects 😂😂

All the devices from this vid work on 10 as well

Just type "Buglebot M4L" in google. Guy has some videos about it as well

Unfortunately no, from what I know it was made for 11 and up

@@Zdrewe thank you for your reply :) have à Nice day

As I said at the beginning - you either need to get M4L license alone or upgrade to Suite to use Max 4 Live devices. You’re welcome 🙏

Thank you. English is not my main language and I didn't understand that. Thanks for clarifying

@BobOscuro oh sorry then, no worries my friend 😉

I’m on 10 suite

Life (and Live) gets easier with chain shaper 😂

Nope, those are made for Live exclusively

Make sure you apply it without quotation marks. It works for me 😉

Appreciate that 🙏🙏

I’m aware of the hate for US D&B but I had no idea that someone would call it dubstep 😂 thanks anyway man

What an unnecessary comment, thanks for stopping by tho 😁

Well hello there 😎