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Episode 209 - The Future of Ableton Live Extensions, AI, Max for Live & Sound Design Workflows w/ dnksaus

  • Jul 7
  • 1 min read


dnksaus (Carter) explores the future of Ableton Live, creative sound design workflows, Max for Live development, and the brand-new Ableton Extensions feature. They dive deep into building custom tools, making better "mud pies," AI-assisted coding, workflow optimization, and how producers can stay inspired while finishing more music. If you're serious about Ableton Live, this episode is packed with practical techniques and creative ideas.


dnksaus is a producer, Max for Live developer, and sound designer known for his innovative Ableton tutorials and custom devices. His Max for Live devices and Ableton racks are used by producers including Marshmello, Skrillex, and RÜFÜS DU SOL. Carter has collaborated with Ableton on educational content and presentations, contributed to Sounds of KSHMR Vol. 5, and has become known for unconventional production techniques that help producers unlock new creative workflows.










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