This is a Max For Live audio effect that lets you "play" up to 10 filters with MIDI notes. Use it as a performance-oriented effect to resculpt source material, or construct never before heard harmonic textures. The received MIDI notes control the frequency of the filters, and a basic envelope control is provided for filter output.

ChordFilter-MIDI-Sender.amxd device to a MIDI or Instrument track.ChordFilter.amxd device to any track that outputs audio. It can be the same track as the step above or a different one.Channel - This sets the virtual MIDI channel used between the ChordFilter-MIDI-Sender and ChordFilter devices. This must be set to the same value for pairs that you want to communicate. There is a light that flashes under the Channel dial if the device is sending or receiving MIDI data.LP / HP / BP - Selects a Low Pass, High Pass, or Band Pass filter.Dry - The amount of the dry signal to let through.Input - Allows you to scale the input signal.Resonance - Controls the resonance of the filters.Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release - When a MIDI note is received, this envelope is applied to the filter handling the note.Multiplier - Applies a scaling factor to the frequencies of the filters.Pitch - Allows for fine and continuous control over pitch, e.g. modulate with an LFO for vibrato effects.Slide - Frequency changes to a filter happen over this duration.ChordFilter-MIDI-Sender before an Analog synth device. Disable the oscillators in the Analog, and enable Noise. Set the envelope release in Analog to the maximum. Add ChordFilter after the Analog.Click the blue download button at the top or bottom of this page, or download the newest .zip file from the latest release. Unzip the file and drag the ChordFilter-MIDI-Sender-v1.amxd and ChordFilter-v1.amxd files to your User Library in Ableton Live.