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Vintage Max patches revived: free downloads, Leafcutter John and Suren

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By Peter Kirn Verified
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Suren Seneviratne (My Panda Shall Fly) has been painstakingly cataloging lost software, oldschool patches, and retro musical practices, reviving old machines and software and breathing new life into them. But now, we get some classic Max patches, remade for the current era of Max patches. Download them for free, and listen in as Suren interviews Leafcutter John and John interviews Suren.
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Impactor, Rupture 2 by Rawton Forge are perfect percussion synths for Live

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By Peter Kirn Verified
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That’s it. Rawton Forge has nailed it. With the new Rupture 2 on the kick and bass drum synthesis side, and Impactor handling general-purpose percussion synthesis for kicks/toms/tonal, you have an ideal floor-rattling, punchy, snappy synthesis duo for Ableton Live. Yes, automation is there, including mapping to Push (and by extension, Move). Yes, the visualizations are terrific — Rupture 2 will even pop out a scope for a bigger view.
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Owen Lake and the Tragic Loves have the cutest dinosaur music video

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Owen Lake is back — the alias of Jeff Snyder, who in these parts is best known for Snyderphonics, MPE innovator and Manta creator (of Princeton University). Here, we get twee-and-western, electro-country tunes with Anica Mrose Rissi that charmingly stick in your head, played partly on instruments Jeff invented, Electrosteel and Electrobass. And there’s a music video with dinos! Fiddler and co-writer Anica Mrose Rissi is the other half of the duo.
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