New Shortcuts in Ableton Live 12: Clips (Part 2)
Explore all new Ableton Live 12 shortcuts for clips, covering both audio and MIDI clips, plus additional shortcuts exclusive to MIDI clips.
May 14, 2024
Explore all new Ableton Live 12 shortcuts for clips, covering both audio and MIDI clips, plus additional shortcuts exclusive to MIDI clips.
This video tutorial covers all new shortcuts in Ableton Live 12 except for clips. Download the free PDF cheat sheet as well.
In this video tutorial, we’ll explore all the devices in Ableton Live that allow you to quickly transpose certain parameters by an octave. All with a simple key command.
Discover which classic Options.txt commands still work in Ableton Live 12 & 11, plus new ones—unlock hidden features like Device Slots despite UI changes.
Free Ableton Live 12 Theme Set No. 1 contains 12 themes, one is brand new, the others are previously released themes that I have remixed. They’re a mix of very dark, medium, medium-light and very light themes, so hopefully you’ll find something to suit your taste.
Discover six creative ways to use Ableton Live’s comping feature beyond basic take selection for unique tracks. Including little-known or secret eatures.
In this video tutorial, we’ll look at Ableton Live’s file structure, upgrading and downgrading Live, and what to consider when upgrading your operating system.
Learn how to safely update your Ableton Live Packs without breaking presets in Live 11 or earlier when installing Live 12. Watch this first!
Learn key mapping tips in Ableton Live to avoid shortcut conflicts and maximise control options for music-making and live performance workflows.
Do you want to add text notes to your Ableton Live Set for documentation, ideas, or to-dos? This video presents four options for jotting down text notes, including hacks and free devices.
Learn time-stretching in Impulse and how to combine it with automation and other features for creative results you can edit, comp, or warp.
This time we’re going to look at how to achieve what is commonly known as hocketing. This is a technique where different sounds take turns playing a melody or chords. Suppose you have a MIDI clip that you want to
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