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Mad Zach triggers lights with Beam for Live

Tags: Beam for Live, Version Update

Mad Zach performing with Beam for Live

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To celebrate the release of Beam for Live 2.1, we recorded a video with Mad Zach performing with Beam for Live. Triggering lights directly with Beam and Ableton Live, he shows there’s no real difference between a kick, snare or LED panel. In the video above, he breaks down how it came together. Watch his full performance below.

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