Yes.
There are several steps and things to make sure of:
Starting in Ableton using the ‘External Instrument Device’:
- Your MIDI To is set to SUPER-6 and the Channel selection is ‘MPE’
- Use the Max For Live Device from ODDSound (you have to copy it into your Library)
- See Page 9 of https://oddsound.com/dl/ODDSound_MTS_ESP_Suite_MIDI_Client_Manual.pdf
- That M4L Device is pretty much default using the MIDI PB settings
On your Super-6:
- Make sure you’re on the latest firmware that actually supports MPE
- Load a patch you want
- Hit Shift, then G [MPE]
- Look at Patch Keys 1, 2, 3 (W1, W2, W3)
- If any of those keys are blinking, then click them once so they are SOLID
- Then press Shift again
You’re Done!
If you’re not getting any sound (make sure you’re not in local mode) and make sure you’re getting MIDI to and sound from the device in a simple normal workflow first.