MIDI Max Device for Ableton Live 12
AVR
Adaptive Video Reactive
Capture video movement and translate it into MIDI notes, CC and mappings, while creating new visuals.
The new tool for audiovisual creative minds and Foley artists.
Apple Silicon M1 or later · 8 GB RAM · macOS · Windows coming soon
Video Reactive for Ableton Live
Play your video from a MIDI clip in Arrangement View and make all your captures. They're stored inside AVR and played back on the timeline. Adjust, edit and choose your outputs, then create your own Video Reactive piece.
A capture system designed to be practical and dynamic, so you can move easily between capturing, individual editing and visuals.
4 Simultaneous Layers
8 patterns · 6 time steps
Edit wherever you are while everything else keeps playing.
Your step selection plays on the Ableton Live timeline, just like all your captures.
Adjust your captures with 5 types of sensors.
Adapt your captures with
Amount, Gate, Block, Avoid and Color Sensor
Edit your step selections
Adjust each step individually, slow down time and make changes: swap positions, mute, delete, capture movements, erase pixels or use your MIDI input as a sensor… and more.
Edit Solo-Zoom and Mute Pixels
Grab your MIDI notes
Play from a controller and grab up to 8 notes per MIDI step in AVR. Switch between Chord and Mono, change the step length, set steps to Infinite or End, snap them to the grid by position, and play them back with every selection you make.
Select your input from an Ableton Live MIDI track.
Each step selection with its chosen MIDI notes.
Map or CC
Choose Map or CC with two simultaneous lines and 4 assignments per step selection, then modify their values and timing.
AVR Receiver
Send all your selections wherever you want by placing the receiver on your Ableton Live MIDI tracks.
AVR Audio Sensor
You can also make captures in Edit Solo using audio.
Visual Lock
Create your own images from your captures and steps with shaders, colors and selections.
Quickly change the background, shapes and interior of your captures by moving within the screen, and use the Menu for more options: sizes, sequences and much more.
Camera Mode
Connect your camera and create your own MIDI sequences in real time, then alter them with Visual Lock.
This is AVR
Adaptive Video Reactive
AVR
Adaptive Video Reactive for Ableton Live.
System requirements
Ableton Live 12
Apple Silicon M1 or later
8 GB RAM
macOS · Windows coming soon