An Ableton Live Tutorial Blog | Ableton Life The Covert Operators | Ableton Live, Tips and Tricks, Max For Live, Live Packs Videos « Quantize Music Production Courses There are a huge selection of Ableton Courses now available for producers and as a result it can be difficult to pick the one that fits your goals and favoured methods for learning. Choosing the right course undoubtedly saves you a lot of time and money and can propel you further and quicker towards your music goals than hours spent trawling through online tutorials, magazines and Youtube videos. On the flip side, picking the wrong course will cost you your hard earned cash, hours of your life and possibly even demotivate you from making the music you love. So what should you look out for when enrolling in an Ableton Course, or any music production course for that matter? Is the course run by an Ableton Certified Trainer or Training Center? Does the course display positive and relevant student testimonials? For bonus points do a little background research on forums. Can you hear examples of Students music? Who is the course designer and tutor for your course? How much are the fees?
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TSTs youtube homepage -Welcome Sub & sidechaining techniques for Ableton Live 8 Play Sub & side-chaining techniques for Ableton Live 8. Part 1: Key and timingPart 2: Layered and filter side chainingThis two part tutorial series will teach you: - how to detect the key of a kick drum- how to create a sub bass line in the same key- overall side chaining for the sub bass- specialist tips for the Ableton Live compressor when used for external side chaining- creating multi layered sub bass instruments- independent side chains per layer- setting up an Ableton Live Auto Filter for external side chain- specialist tips for using the filter in a kick and sub scenario Enjoy! Parallel FX for a VST instrument in Cubase Play Here are four tutorials covering differences of using fx channels vs groups and easy ways of creating a larger, synth sound with movement in Cubase SX 3. They are designed to be watched in the following order: 1.
Ableton Live Quick Start 1 1:13 Ableton Live Quick Start - Overview by BeatDr0p 1,845 views 2 8:16 Please like and share so we can make more vids!! Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 1 - Beats by BeatDr0p 71,377 views 3 6:59 Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 2 - Bass by BeatDr0p 29,345 views 4 3:32 Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 3 - Adding Synth by BeatDr0p 17,642 views 5 5:38 Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 3b - Clip Envelopes by BeatDr0p 2,798 views 6 5:23 Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 4 - Guitar Stabs by BeatDr0p 13,467 views 7 5:53 Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 5 - Midi FX by BeatDr0p 9,002 views 8 10:20 Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 6 - Vocal Samples by BeatDr0p 12,732 views 9 13:14 Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 7 - Arranging by BeatDr0p 12,089 views 10 13:14 Ableton Live Quick Start - Lesson 8 - Mix and Outputting by BeatDr0p 8,473 views There are 8 HD lessons walking you through the basic basics of Ableton Live while walking you through building a simple electronic music track. About Beat Drop
Keeping Music Less Repetitive With Pitch LFO Tutorial Ok. So this is a nice little refreshing tip I had kind of forgotten about...but its a charm. In your tracks sometimes, you will be using a sound that repeats. "NO WAY Mr. DANCE PRODUCER" you say? Yea Yea, but, repetitive music doesnt have to be dull. I host full moon drum circles in Osaka here every month under Osaka Castle (rad place by the way). Lets take a djembe so to say. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. This is the core fundamental of this idea of changing the pitch of anything with LFOs, so the loop will not sound as boring. Back to the hand drum now, for those of you who dont know a lot about drums....they actually have TONS of great tones. So, what I am going to do is take a simple bongo loop for now. So 1 audio track with a bongo loop, 1 midi track with a simpler and a conga one shot hit - Mine are in yellow - As you can see, I am only using the attack sound of the conga hit because I just want to add a few of those drum hits where the drummer mutes the sound of the drum after they hit it.
Ableton Live Tutorial: Learning Operator with Faux M.A.N.D.Y. – Booka Shade Sounds You’ve seen the splashy “sound just like –” headlines in various music magazines. But imitation is, after all, an essential form of musical development. Something magical happens as you try to imitate something – you begin to hear it differently. Sometimes you wind up nailing something exactly, and in the process discover how you might make your own, unique sounds. By popular demand, our friend and Live performance guru Gustavo Bravetti has unveiled the secrets behind a sound in his own performances, reminiscent of a tune that’s well-loved in certain circles: How to program a “M.A.N.D.Y vs Booka Shade – Body Language” like sound, on Ableton Live’s Operator.Note that I’m using Live8′s Operator. As Gustavo points out in comments, this is all about using a simple example as a window into learning Operator. I really happen to love the sounds from these artists and the Gustavian twist in this variation. Hope this is useful to your synth programming. Gustavo Bravetti Blog [in Spanish]
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