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17 Amazing Ableton Live Tutorials

17 Amazing Ableton Live Tutorials
Ableton Live is a DAW that's not only good at producing music, but it's also useful when you're playing live. It's available for both PCs and Macs, so just about anyone can use the software. One of Live's unique features is its session view. This is a non-linear grid for recording and playing your music ideas in any order. The program can deal with MIDI and audio, supports VST instruments, and has great looping features. It is flexible for musicians, and loved by DJs. The program was first released in 2001, and version 8 came out in April of this year. This article was previously published on the AudioJungle blog. Last week’s article covered Live’s history and features. 1. Ableton have their own Youtube channel of useful tutorials. 2. "Ableton Live is about making music. 3. This video show you how Timofey works with Ableton Live to make electro house music. 4. 5. "Huston Singletary takes you through the process of recording guitar tracks within the Live 7 Arrangement View." 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

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SOS Tutorials, Techniques & Workshops Previous 100 Ableton LIVE NOTES workshops Groove Mechanics Ableton Live tips & Techniques Trouble finding your groove? Come with us as we dive into Live's Groove Pool... Live Keyboard Shortcuts — Ableton Reference Manual Version 9 34.1 Showing and Hiding Views Under Windows, you can access each menu by pressing ALT and the first letter of the menu (ALT-F for “File,” for instance). While a menu is open, you can use: the up and down arrow keys to navigate the menu items;the right and left arrow keys to open the neighboring menu;Enter to choose a menu item. In OS X, you can access individual menu entries by pressing CMD-?. This opens a search field that will suggest menu entries as you type. M/S - what is this? - PLUGIN ALLIANCE - ENGLISH Dirk wrote a very nice article about recording in M/S technique with bx_digital V2 (and M/S microphones, obviously). The article was published originally by our friends atUniversal Audio. Read it here. Talking about Universal Audio:

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.

30 Tips for Ableton Live Everyone Should Know, with Live Master Thavius Beck [Tips, Videos] Thavius Beck live in Los Angeles playing the legendary Low End Theory party, in 2009. Whadayaknow, Ableton users? Whether you’re an existing user or considering it for the first time, this month online school Dubspot is giving away 30 video lessons on using the software, free, through the end of June only. So, I turned to my friend Thavius Beck (Plug Research Records), LA-based producer and rapper, and master instructor, to make something exclusively for CDM to add a little more free knowledge. If you are playing with Ableton for the first time, you can unlock the 30-day free trial and give it a shot. I’m just glad to read Thavius’ tips.

Videos - PLUGIN ALLIANCE - ENGLISH An introduction to the word's first drum leakage suppression tool. More info: www.drumatom.com Accusonus Drumatom - Introducing The Features A short walk-through of the main features of Drumatom, the word's first drum leakage suppression tool. More info: www.drumatom.com Ableton Live’s Analog: A Synthesizer Tutorial April 10, 2010 by Ryan Ableton’s Analog synthesizer (introduced in version 7) is an attempt to recreate the vintage sounds of yesterday. M/S - what is this? - PLUGIN ALLIANCE - ENGLISH Dirk wrote a very nice article about recording in M/S technique with bx_digital V2 (and M/S microphones, obviously). The article was published originally by our friends atUniversal Audio. Read it here. Talking about Universal Audio:

10 ways to triple your productivity & make more music 12 ways to triple your productivity & make more music Whether you are gearing up for a new year & reflecting on the accomplishments of last year or your catching yourself in the middle of the calendar year with less productivity than you would like, I want to share some techniques that should really help to step up your game. In all honesty, I’m naturally a pretty lazy guy. At times I sleep too much, fill up my time with nonsense and completely close off to creative endeavors. All that I have accomplished has been in the face of heavy motivational challenges. Believe me when I say that if you are running into motivations issues, I’ve certainly been there.

10 Of The Best Ableton Live Tutorial Videos May 12, 2010 by Ryan We can all use more information when it comes to making music with Ableton Live, it’s why you’re here! Although this site does its best to bring you quality Ableton Live tutorials, I think it’s about time we’ve compiled a list of our 10 favorite Ableton Live tutorial videos from around the web. 2 Min. Ableton Tip #3: Routing for Live Looping When I started using Ableton Live, one of the first things I wanted to learn how to do was live, on the fly looping. The following video shows one way you can accomplish just that. Because Ableton allows you to route any track to any other track, it is pretty easy to set up. In the video example, I have a midi track with an instrument on it (PS that instrument will be available soon!). The instrument is routed to four different audio tracks.

WAVES 「Abbey Road J37 Tape」テープ・サチュレーション・プラグイン  Written on 16/10/2013 at 12:50 AM by BeatMakingEntertainmentFiled under ALL, 優れた機材{no comments} WAVES 「Abbey Road J37 Tape」テープ・サチュレーション・プラグイン デモ Creative Reverb Techniques in Ableton Live - Ableton Live You are probably used to creating your beats, bass and synth sounds, then creating a reverb bus channel, and applying some of that reverb effect to your individual instruments. Sure, this is a nice way to create a room effect that is coherent amongst your instruments and sounds, but what about using some creative techniques with reverb? I am going to show you how to use reverb a little differently to create interesting processing effects with your tracks. I will be using Ableton, but these same principles can be applied in other DAWs as well. Step 1 – Side-chain Reverb

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