Ableton Live Insider Tip – Default Presets for Drum Racks & Device View (Video 3/5)

This tutorial is part three of a new mini series about the Default Presets in Ableton Live 9 and how they can improve your workflow. It deals with the default presets for dropping samples onto Drum Racks or into the Device View of a MIDI track.

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By Madeleine Bloom|October 17th, 2014|Categories: Ableton Live Tutorials|Tags: ableton, ableton live, default, drum rack, insider tips, live 9, midi effect, midi instrument, preset, simpler, tutorial, video, workflow|3 Comments

About the Author: Madeleine Bloom

Madeleine Bloom is an Ableton Certified Trainer, musician, producer, multi-instrumentalist and singer from Berlin. She studied Electroacoustic Music at the Franz Liszt Conservatory. For a few years she worked as a technical support for Ableton gaining in-depth knowledge of Ableton Live that even most CTs don't ever get. In 2012 she started Sonic Bloom and has since helped countless people on all continents with their music productions and live performances.

3 Comments

Terreurs October 21 2014 at 18:54 - Reply

Awesome. Thank you for all of the tools, tutorials, tips and tricks you offer us devotees of Ableton Live. It is such a source of inspiration and enjoyment. Without it, I would have returned to my hardware roots long ago.
Cecilia Brown November 5 2014 at 19:55 - Reply

Hey!

Get tip…… Thanks
Cecilia Brown November 5 2014 at 19:56 - Reply

Sorry… That should say Great Tip!

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