Ever seen the message that media files were missing? When you make music you want to be sure that none of your audio samples are missing. Ableton Live – just as other DAWs – only references those audio files. This
So you have recorded MIDI notes into clip, but now realise you want them or some either play longer or shorter.
If you want to use plug-ins in Live, they need to be set up first whether it’s VSTs or Audio Units (Mac only). It’s an easy and quick process when you know how. This tutorial will guide you step by
Sometimes you might want to temporarily mute particular clips or individual notes in a MIDI clip. To figure out what’s unnecessary, unwanted or to add variations or a break. However you don’t want to destroy anything you already have in
This tutorial is for Live 8 to Live 10. Did you know that you can create your own Template Set that will be opened whenever you start Live? This can be very useful if you tend to use the same
In Ableton Live, you can only have one Live Set open at a time. So what if you want to use parts of one in another Set?
When dragging and dropping multiple audio clips onto the grid, Live will by default add them all to one track. In Session View vertically, in Arrangement View horizontally along the timeline. There will be times though when you want them
Learn how to record from Session View into Arrangement View in Ableton Live, making it easier to flesh out your ideas and export full songs.
If you’re looking for the tutorial for Ableton Live 9, 10 or 11, you can find it here. Although there is not just one way to use Live and misusing software can be quite creative, there are best practices of
Splitting and consolidating are essential when editing clips. No matter if purely for arranging purposes or creative fun with audio clips. There are a lot of ways to utilise these functions like creating new loops or when extreme mangling audio
This tutorial explains how you can export audio in Ableton Live. Step by step, both from Session and Arrangement View.
If you want to record real instruments or vocals, you should get a decent audio interface as a built-in sound card won’t give you good quality and may give you high latencies which means you’ll hear an annoying delay while
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