Will Savin

SpectraSketch 1.1

This device reads image files as frequency spectrum data, allowing for a variety of effects including unique filtering, phase manipulation and sound generation, or simply encoding the image into the frequency spectrum of your track as a hidden message or easter egg. The frequency scaling o...

Spectral Compressor 1.0

NOTICE: Due to using FFT for audio processing, this device requires 2048 samples of latency (approx. 46ms at 44.1kHz sampling rate), which may make it unsuitable for live performance applications where precise timing from a performer is required. Please take this into consideration befo...

Grain Trail 1.1

This Max for Live device is a real-time granulator which creates random grains from incoming audio within the selected time range. The amplitude and pitch of each grain can be randomised and scaled by its position in the trail, i.e the time since the original audio played by the grain relative...

AutoGliss 1.0

This Max for Live device performs glissandi between consecutive notes, passing over any notes selected with the keyboard display and any that are being held. The timing of each glissando can be synchronised to the project tempo or set to a time in ms, and set as the time it takes for the entire ...

LogistiGlitch 1.0

This Max for Live device generates audio from a logistic map, and combines it with frequency modulated sample and hold to produce glitchy sounds similar to the sounds produced when non-audio files are read as audio, but with greater control and variety.

Inspired by the sound design work o...

Freeze Frame 1.2

A Max for Live device which uses the FFT to save snapshots of a track's frequency content, and sustains each snapshot until a new one is taken. The timing between snapshots can be synced to the project's tempo, or given in Hz, and offset by a percentage of the time between snapshots. You can tur...

Stochastic MIDI 1.3

This Max for Live device generates random MIDI note messages with adjustable probability and randomised length and velocity for each note. Includes two probability modes, quick Major and Harmonic Minor scale selection, adjustable range, and the clock speed can be set in Hz or synced to the...

Harpeggiator 1.3

An arpeggiator with a twist, this Max for Live device lets you create arpeggios by sweeping across held notes in every octave, like a glissando on a harp, hence the name. You can sweep manually with a fader or knob, automate it, or use an LFO or side-chain signal to dynamically control the ar...