via Create Digital Music von Peter Kirn am 26.11.10
Kflux looks like a killer patch for Max for Live, a granulator you can drop in for sound-bending effects and, if you’re decent with Max, open up to learn more about how it works or edit to customize for your own purposes. At EUR9,99, seems like a must-buy if you’ve got a copy of Max for Live.
Features:
- Automate parameters on the Live timeline, envelopes thanks to M4L’s functionality
- Make streams of grains, big clouds, textures, and the like
- Multimode filter
- Transposition
- Static, sequenced, and MIDI-triggered modes
- Freeze or bounce tracks
- Unlocked; open, edit, and reuse. (Looks like it could use an explicit license there, such as a GPL or CC in order to avoid confusion, but nice to see nonetheless.)
Video overview, plus some sounds via SoundCloud:
Kflux demo : overview from k-devices on Vimeo.
I enjoy some of their creative sound demos:
Kflux samples by k-devices
It reminds me a bit of some of my favorite granular patches from Reaktor, like Grainstates.
You’ll need Live 8 and a copy of Max for Live. The French developers promise more releases in future, too. Buy direct:
http://www.k-devices.com/kflux/
Those of you more hard-core Max for Live users may know of other, similar devices to check out. I’d love to hear about them, so let us know in comments.
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