Ableton Live Insider Tips – Mapping Clip Parameters for Breaks/Glitch (Video Tutorial)

Here comes another tutorial in the 'Ableton Live Insider Tips' series. This time it's about mapping clip parameters, its perks and the fun things you can with it together with beats, melodies and chords. This can be great for glitchy effects in live performances, but also if you want to produce more on the fly.

Any questions or comments?Don't be shy. :)

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By Madeleine Bloom|July 17th, 2013|Categories: Ableton Live Tutorials|Tags: ableton, ableton live, clips, insider tips, live 8, live 9, midi controller, midi mapping, tutorial, video|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

ProfLogik July 17 2013 at 14:46 - Reply

Awesome and useful tutorial Madeleine..
Stew August 13 2013 at 02:56 - Reply

Another great tutorial … thanks Madeleine!
Ableton Live Insider Tips – Mapping Clip Parameters for Breaks/Glitch: Transpose (Video Tutorial) | Sonic Bloom November 15 2016 at 15:25 - Reply

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