Maokus
A little extension that turns notes into "fishes" (actually more like dots than fishes) and lets them swim around! So you can destroy a perfectly good midi file. Source/release: https://github.com/Maokus/fish-pond
experimentalgithub.com
An experimental program for extreme stretching the audio. Embeds the legendary paulstretch algorithm and a complete port of the original app inside of Live with an optimized WASM engine. https://github.com/olilarkin/paulstretch-for-live
utilitygithub.com
Converts any audio clip to a MIDI clip using Spotify's Basic Pitch neural network for polyphonic pitch detection. Runs entirely offline — no external software or internet connection required. Features - Polyphonic transcription — Detects multiple simultaneous notes from pitched instruments - Works in both views — Session View (same clip slot) and Arrangement View (same position) - Pitch bend support — Fine-grained pitch contour is captured and included in the output - Fully offline — The ML model runs locally; no data leaves your machine How to use - Right-click any Audio Clip in Session or Arrangement View. - Choose Convert to MIDI. - A progress dialog appears while the model runs. - A new MIDI track is created next to the original, containing the transcribed notes. Download: https://github.com/federico-pepe/ableton-live-extensions
utilitygithub.com
This extension simply duplicates an audio or MIDI track without copying its clips. Download: https://github.com/federico-pepe/ableton-live-extensions
experimentalgithub.com
YES, OF COURSE Runs the original DOOM Shareware (1993) fully offline inside Ableton Live. Features Fully offline — No internet connection required; all game assets are bundled Classic controls — Arrow keys or WASD to move, Ctrl to fire How to use Right-click any Audio Track, MIDI Track, or Scene → Doom: Play Doom . Click the game area first to capture keyboard input.
experimentalgithub.com
Select audio in the arrangement, right-click, pick your brain sources. SampleBrain will: Chop your selection and brain tracks into spectral grainsMatch each target grain to the closest brain grain via kNN (MFCC or FFT) Render the result as a new audio clip using OLA synthesis Tune novelty, boredom and stickiness to control how the grain matching behaves. Based on the open-source SampleBrain tool — the concatenative synthesis engine Aphex Twin built with developer Dave Griffiths. Download: https://github.com/idriss-sernn/Samplebrain-live Have fun!
utilityrbld.com.br
Fixes MIDI notes that start just before a clip's start/loop point and therefore miss their note-on, so the first chord or drum hit actually sounds. If you play piano or program drums, you know the problem: a clip starts on the downbeat but the note (or chord) was played a hair early, so its note-on falls outside the clip and the first beat goes silent. Right-click a MIDI clip → Repair 1st beat, and any note crossing the start marker (or loop start) gets a guaranteed attack at that point. Modes Smart (default) — notes played just-early are nudged in for a clean attack; genuinely sustained notes are split so their body is preserved. Truncate — move the note head to the start point. Split — keep the outside part as a separate note. Cut at the start marker, the loop start, or both (re-attacks on every loop pass). Adjustable smart threshold (1/8–1/64). One undo step, idempotent (safe to re-run). Download: https://rbld.com.br/audio/downloads/midi-clip-1st-beat-repair-1.0.0.ablx Compatibility: Live 12 Beta (Extensions), SDK beta 1.0.0. Known limitations: Operates on one MIDI clip at a time. Notes only — sustain pedal / CC64 and clip automation aren't accessible in the current SDK, so pedal-based sustain isn't handled yet (planned for a future release). More audio stuff: https://rbld.com.br/audio Want updates on this extension? Subscribe to my newsletter — email robledosilva@rbld.com.br with the subject subscribe.
utilitydrive.google.com
When you right-click a MIDI clip, a score editor opens directly inside Live. Any edits made in the score can be written back to the clip immediately, making it possible to move seamlessly between MIDI programming and notation entirely within Live.
utilitygithub.com
I’ve been working on an Ableton Live Extension for importing classic tracker .mod files into Live as editable MIDI/Simpler tracks. It supports local .mod files and single ModArchive URL imports from https://modarchive.org/, extracts the samples, keeps as much of the tracker structure as possible, and shows a short import report with sample and effect information. It is not a full tracker file converter, but it is useful for bringing old MOD ideas into Ableton for editing and remixing. Limitations: some tracker effects, especially pitch slides, vibrato, fine pitch changes, and full playback automation, cannot be recreated exactly yet because the current Extensions SDK does not expose everything needed for that. More SDK access to MIDI pitch bend and automation would make this much more powerful. In the YoutTube demo I import “Beams of Light” by Walkman (Tor Bernhard Gausen), one of my favourite MODs from 1989. Around ten years later, in the late 1990s, it was covered by Hardy Hard as “Silversurfer”.
utilitygithub.com
An Ableton Live extension for adding or removing audio effects across selected tracks or all tracks. Latest version: https://github.com/seathasky/Repeat-It Changelog: https://github.com/seathasky/Repeat-It
utilitygithub.com
This simple extension lets you right-click any MIDI clip and view it as sheet music. Handy teaching or practice tool! Features: Transpose for different instruments Automatically quantizes your notes Export as MusicXML, PDF, or PNG Limitations: Currently only supports one MIDI clip Sheet music is read-only Time signatures support is basic, can improve once the SDK supports it ,
utilitygroovepilot.co
Right-click any MIDI clip to snap every out-of-scale note to your project's key — reads rootNote and scaleIntervals directly from Live. Download: https://groovepilot.co/#extensions
generativesynth.is
Browse sounds from the Synth.is evolutionary sound discovery platform — evolved from scratch, not sampled — and import them into your Live set with a right-click: [synth.is/live](https://synth.is/live)
utilitygithub.com
This extension evaluates the notes in a midi clip using a couple popular key detection algorithms and ranks the most likely musical key. https://github.com/bencodec/Ableton-MIDI-Key-Detector-Extension
utilitygithub.com
Right-click any audio clip in Live to extract Center, Sides, Left, Right, or Mixed audio with a live spectrogram preview. SplitScope is written in Rust + TypeScript and processes rendered clip audio locally. How to use 1. Right-click any audio clip. 2. Choose Open SplitScope.... 3. Adjust Mode, Strength, Threshold, Width, and Brightness. 4. Hit Preview to loop the processed audio. 5. Click inside the Spectrogram view to seek the preview. 6. Click Apply to import the extracted result back into the Live project. I wanted a fast way to isolate center or side content directly inside Live. Utility can be great for this - it does fixed M/S matrixing: Mid is essentially L+R, Side is essentially L-R, but SplitScope is an extraction tool: it analyses the audio by frequency, then lets you dial in how much center or side content to keep/remove, with preview + spectrogram before printing it back into Live.
utilitygithub.com
Add random human like jitter to notes, note length, and velocity https://github.com/claysmith/human-touch I had this idea, downloaded someone else's Ableton extensions skill, and vibe coded this. This is more of a proof of concept and test if anything, for myself. Decided to release in case anyone is helped by this. The idea is to stop midi notes sounding robotic, and more like they were played by a human. If you find this useful have at it
utilitygithub.com
Removes all deactivated (muted) MIDI notes from a clip, a track, or the whole Live Set via a simple dialog, wrapped in a single undo step. How to use Right-click a MIDI clip or MIDI track header and choose "Delete Deactivated MIDI Notes…". A dialog lets you choose the scope: This Clip: The clicked clip only (available when triggered from a clip) This Track: Every MIDI clip on that track, including Session slots, Arrangement, and take lanes Entire Live Set: Every MIDI clip on every MIDI track Once confirmed, a summary tells you how many notes were removed. Download: https://github.com/jpadevs/delete-deactivated-midi-notes
utilitywinterparkmusic.com
The Mode Change Ableton Extension intelligently recognizes what key all of the MIDI notes are in your whole Live Set, and then allows you to change the key of all tonal material to a new key. All MIDI data within clips residing on tracks that contain drum racks remain unaffected. It's best to do a save-as before you use this Extension, as all MIDI notes are changed. A great way to use it is to have you MIDI clips playing before you open the extension, and use the 'Preview' button to real-time hear changes to your notes. Results can vary and you may not always get what you expect, but that's also part of the fun of it. Embrace the chaos. https://winterparkmusic.com/2026/06/03/ableton-extensions-mode-change/
workflowgithub.com
16 deterministic right-click MIDI transforms (Variation, Humanize, Strum, Thin, Half-time, Top voice, etc.) plus a parametric Shift… modal. Works on session clips and arrangement time-range selections. ~1ms per action, single-undo, no LLM, no network. Source + .ablx: https://github.com/bassDaddyDevices/ABLE-MCP Repo also includes a Python MCP server for offline .als parsing if anyone's playing in that space. more features to come.
generativegithub.com
Ableton Live 12 extension with two melody generators behind one dialog: Markov melody generation with editable transition matrixStrange-attractor melody generation with live orbit previewUses Live’s global root note and scale Seeded generation for repeatable results Four variation slots plus Shuffle All Local WebAudio preview before applying Regenerate command for rerolling generated clips Optional clip naming with generator/key/scale/seed metadata No telemetry or network access https://github.com/saarsena/melodic_generator
generativegithub.com
Bring ElevenLabs API integration into Ableton Live — Text-to-Speech dialogue generation, Sound Effects generation, Music generation, Dialogue generation, Drum Rack kit generation, Voice Transformation, Transcription, 6-Stem Separation, Voice cloning, Voice Isolation, Batch processing with controls for Variations, Duration, Quality and Randomization controls — directly from Live context menus. The entire elevenlabs-js API surface has been implemented in the Ableton Extension. Current version: https://github.com/EazyTom/elevenlabs-ableton
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