Description

Version 2.2 adds Ableton Move takeover mode and a new bass algorithm.

Walkthrough video: https://youtu.be/He34G9BXxiM?si=7OVER00blOyG-S5C

Version 2.1 adds a new arpeggiator mode that uses incoming notes to generate patterns, selective randomness that lets you choose what doesn’t change when you regenerate patterns, an octave range limiter, tie mode, push-button support, and more.

Walkthrough video: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR-3qTAvcJM

Version 2.05, added scale awareness, polymeter reset and new push focus modes.

Walkthrough video:

https://youtu.be/u_5oFDmlny8?si=AGBLd1yaMtnXQXTq

 The new version of Sting is an expressive, improvisational acid line performance system. It is a Max for Live device that runs on Ableton Live or Push 3 Standalone. Sting can generate anything from random to acid patterns and morph between them fluidly. It features a new generation algorithm, advanced editing, expressive control, generative sequencing, and modulation capabilities, along with a set of live performance oriented features. These include a dedicated Push takeover mode that transforms Sting into a hands-on live performance system when used with Ableton Push 2 or 3.

All of Sting’s parameters are logically laid out and fully controllable via Tabbing, making it accessible to blind, visually impaired, and sighted users.

Sting is available as either a free or paid download. Both versions are identical; it's simply a way to ensure that everyone can access it, regardless of their ability to support my work.