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Uploaded by on Jul 9, 2010

Hit the link below to go to the Dubspot Blog and grab the files that you'll need for this tutorial:

http://blog.dubspot.com/max-for-live-tutorial-spectral-mixer-max-for-live-wor...

In this video new addition to the Dubspot team Dave Linnenbank, creator of Puremagnetik's Max Fuel collection of patches for Ableton and Cycling 74's Max For Live walks us through his Spectral Mixer patch. It allows you to adjust the volume of the loud, medium and quiet parts of a sound and create some very interesting sounds.

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  • gret tuto! it seems dope, but i cant find that free one on the pure magnetic website.

    it seems only available as "marx : " "Marx is a rebranded Spectral Mixer,.."

  • @hrrmtt it seems the promotion is over for it being free, you may need to buy it now if you want to do the tutorial.

  • @djpetejames it's neither, it's a unique process based on spectral analysis of the files. Spectral processing allows you to work in a very in-depth way with the frequency content of a sound in ways that EQ etc don't.

    @janvajnyl you need Max for Live as well as Ableton to run this, it's a patch for Max for Live.

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  • its not free anymore man

  • that is cool as shit

  • I found an old url for the promotion when it was still on, I guess they never took the file off their server

    (the puremagnetik website)/Spectral_Mixer_Teaser­.zip

  • Dave, you're awesome...great to hear your voice again...

  • Haha, subtle communism joke FTW

  • @DJPeteJames No it's not compressing the audio. It would be more comparable to an advanced EQ. Spectral audio processing often refers to the harmonics and partials within the sound. for instance the pitch in the sound file can be manipulated within the sound spectra for an EQ. It can also be used to impose the characteristics of one sound on top of another etc.

  • Dave you totally blew my cranium, you genius-ass-SOB. Also appreciating the rasta color scheme.  Hope alls stellar.

    Nate

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