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LA Live User Group
Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 8:09AM I'm giving a big talk next week at the LA Ableton Live user group monthly meeting about Max for Live. Here's the blurb from Ableton
**May 28: Los Angeles Ableton Live User Group welcomes Andrew Pask and Max for Live**
On May 28, Cycling '74's Andrew Pask, a content developer for Max for Live (Cycling '74's soon-to-be-released collaboration with Ableton) will visit the L.A. Ableton Live User Group. Andrew will present Max for Live and demonstrate some of its capabilities. For Live users with little or no Max experience, the presentation will provide some insight into the structure and use of Max, demonstrating how quickly and painlessly Max patches can be integrated into Live's workflow. Experienced Max users will have a chance to see how Live can enhance the Max experience. And, of course, there will be plenty of time for questions.
Andrew Pask is a Los Angeles-based saxophone player, clarinetist, and programmer. He has performed extensively in the U.S. and around the world and has recorded albums for West Coast Labels pfmentum and Ninewinds as both leader and sideman. His recent audio and video projects include a performance at the AK09 festival in Auckland, New Zealand, and video programming for Keri Bruno's "The God Project."
When:
May 28, 2009, 8:00 PM
Where:
Ableton Live User Group-Los Angeles
SAE Institute
DFC Theater
6565 Sunset Blvd., Suite 100
Los Angeles, CA 90028
MFL for LAVA
Thursday, April 9, 2009 at 6:55PM
I'm going to be demoing Max for Live at the next meeting of LAVA, the Los Angeles video artists' collective run by VJFader.
Data-mosh me up, baby
From the mailout
Next LAVA Meeting is Wednesday April 15th @ 7 pm Our April LAVA is yet another goody packed session with high tech software and hardware demos. Andrew Pask from Cycling 74 will introduce the new MaxForLive, followed by Bryant Place's JazzMutant Lemur presentation. Andrew Pask works for Cycling 74, and is a musician and programmer in his own time. His recent video work includes a performance at theAK09 festival in Auckland, New Zealand, and video programming forKeri Bruno's "The God Project". He will be demoing Max for Live, Cycling 74's soon to be released collaboration with Ableton, with an eye for the new possibilities available to audio/video artists. This LAVA is hosted at M.O.T.'s studio in SilverLake: 2200 lemoyne st. los angeles,ca