One-time, lifetime updates, 14-day money-back guarantee. Max for Live device: needs Ableton Live 12 (Suite, or Standard with Max for Live). Verified on macOS. About 240 KB.

Map it, set a range, and it keeps moving without writing a single automation point.
Click Map, then click any knob, Macro or mixer control in Live. Up to 8 lanes, each with its own range and speed.

The Motion display scrolls every lane on a beat grid in real time, so you see where things are headed, not just hear it.

SYNC locks moves to your tempo, from 8 bars to 1/32 with dotted and triplet. FREE runs in Hertz.

Tap the screenshot to zoom in.The device running: eight lanes, each on its own range and speed.
8-lane randomizer for Ableton Live 12
Brand new, this is v1.0. Tell me what's missing or what feels off: support@lowendcandy.com
No. A mapped control greys out the way a Macro mapping does. Nothing is written to your automation and your undo history stays clean.
No. Mapping a control to a new lane moves it off the old one.
You're covered by the 14-day money-back guarantee. Email support@lowendcandy.com.
No. The mapping tool it uses only exists in Live 12. You need Live 12 Suite, or Live 12 Standard with the Max for Live add-on.
It's pure Max and JavaScript with no compiled code, so it should run the same on Windows, but it hasn't been tested on real Windows hardware yet. It's verified on macOS.
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Full refund on any paid plugin within 14 days. Email support@lowendcandy.com, no questions, no hoops.
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