Ableton Live 12.2: 12 Small Improvements – Big Difference
Discover 12 small, but impactful workflow improvements in Ableton Live 12.2, from sidechain and VST3 to take lanes and quick tags.
June 13, 2025
Discover 12 small, but impactful workflow improvements in Ableton Live 12.2, from sidechain and VST3 to take lanes and quick tags.
Clip automation in Ableton Live’s Session View allows you to automate parameters in clips. Here’s all you need to know.
Ableton Live 12.2 updates Auto Filter with five filter types. Watch the video for use cases for each and download free mapped presets.
In this video tutorial, I’m sharing how you can create your own shortcuts for any menu items in Ableton Live on macOS. For Windows, I share some additional tips how you can achieve the same functionality for free.
In this video tutorial, I’ll give you 25 tips on how to use various Live features to create a better workflow. Using the features in Ableton Live can save you hours of time and allow you to focus on your music.
The free Ableton Live 12 Theme Set No. 4 contains 12 themes for Ableton Live 12. 7 brand new and 5 remixed. They’re all light themes, either tinted greys or beiges with splashes of colour.
Ableton Live 12 saw a complete overhaul of the browser. In Live 12.1, more changes and improvements were added. In this tutorial video, we’ll take a look at all of them.
With the release of Live 12.1, Ableton has come out with two new and free Max for Live packs. One is called Sequencers, which contains three interesting and useful step sequencers, and the other is called MIDI Tools by Philip
Ableton Live 12.1 update adds new MIDI tools: Chop, Glissando, LFO, plus Filter and Select functions for MIDI clips. Watch the tutorial to learn more.
The free Ableton Live 12 Theme Set No. 3 contains 12 themes for Ableton Live 12. Two brand new ones as well as ten remixed ones. They’re all dark grey with pops of colour, perfect for the darker seasons.
Learn how to work with different tuning systems in Ableton Live in this video tutorial. How to load, adjust or remove them. What changes when loading a tuning, where to find more and how to create your own.
In this video tutorial, we’ll look at a quick and easy way to create continuously rising tones, also known as risers. These can be achieved with any instrument in Ableton Live, giving you a wide range of sonic possibilities. We’ll also take a look at an osillator shape in Meld, which is specially designed for creating uplifters, downlifters and drones.
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