This is part 2 of my review of Push. In the first one I wrote about recording drums, the key layouts as well as its browsing capabilities. So let’s continue…
Over the last two weekends I had the chance to borrow an Ableton Push. I’d like share my first observations and experiences with you so hopefully you can make a more informed decision if Push’s the right thing for you.
I’m happy to announce that my first Ableton Live course is now online. “Ableton Live 9 Essentials” is designed for anyone who wants to learn how to produce their own music with Ableton Live. I’ve also teamed up with Christian
The latest update of Ableton Live 9 was released yesterday. Besides the usual bug fixes and improvements, it also adds a new feature, new control surfaces and a new skin.
So there’s this controvery about Nina Kraviz being seen naked in a tub in a interview commissioned by Resident Advisor. It’s all about her using sex to sell. It reminded me of some of the comments in a forum spawned
As more and more people get their Push units, more and more videos about it pop up. I collected some of the best for you here as well as interesting interviews with Ableton CEO Gerhard Behles and project manager Jesse
While there are a lot of workflow improvements in Live 9, there are some changes that can practically wreck your live performance. One of them is the way how clicking one of the record buttons would instantly start the recording.
Today’s post is number 100. Woohoo! Let’s celebrate it with an exclusive interview with Christian Kleine, Max for Live developer at Ableton and creator of the DrumSynth. His Max for Live device already got a lot of praise on the
Ableton’s latest video features the Convolution Reverb that comes with Live 9 Suite. It shows not only how you can use the presets, but also create your own spaces. Convolution reverb is a process used to digitally simulate the reverberation
Today is International Women’s Day and so this post will be about women making electronic music. Kind of…
1433 days after Live 8 saw the light of day, Ableton finally releases version 9 today. That’s a lot of days for software. Now that the wait is over, the question is: Will you upgrade right away, wait a while
Suite 9 will come not only with Max for Live, but also with quite a lot of fantastic new Max for Live tools. To make things more thrilling, there’s a new video by Ableton showing those devices in action.
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