Sometimes a change of colour can create a change of mindset. This is one of the reasons I started creating my own Ableton Live skins, now themes. I’m back with five fresh themes for Ableton Live 10 for you. They’re
So… I’ve been creating five new themes (fka skins) for Ableton Live 10 for you. Some lighter, some darker, some with only some sprinkles of colour amidst the greys, others with tinted greys. Hopefully at least one that fits your
With Live 10, skins are now called themes, and they also have a new format. Live 9 skins still work, although the transport bar at the top will appear grey, no matter if it fits with the rest of the
When the Live 10 beta dropped, I got quite a few messages asking if the Live 9 skins would still work. They do, but the transport bar stays grey, which works okay for some skins, not so well for others.
In this video tutorial, we’re going to revisit the Options.txt commands that I covered back in 2013 (!). With the UI changes in Live 12, I noticed that the Device Slots could no longer be activated with the little ‘bubble’
Themen: Ableton Live 12 – erste Blicke auf die neuen Features Interessantere Tracks durch Tempoveränderungen Von und mit Ableton Certified Trainer Nils Hoffmann Am 30. November als Gäste mit dabei: – Musikerin Anneke Lindner & – Ableton Certified Trainerin Madeleine
In this video tutorial I’ll show you fastest way to set or adjust the start and/or end markers of audio or MIDI clips, or the loop braces in clips or the Arrangement View.
Yesterday, Ableton went public with the Live 11.3 beta version. So if you’re registered as a beta tester you can now download it and try out its new features and improvements. The biggest news is the new subtractive synthesizer called
In this video tutorial of the Ableton Live Quick Tips series we’re looking at the best workflow for renaming clips on the fly. It’s always good to keep things organised so if you open the Live Set after a week,
This new video in the Ableton Live Insider Tips is about an undocumented feature. It lets you save a bit of space while keeping the In/Out section open.
One thing I didn’t like doing in Ableton Live was editing vocals. Getting rid of quiet bits, some breaths or ad libs gone wrong. That was because the way I used to do it for a long time was zoom
This time around in the Ableton Live Insider Tips I have a great trick for anyone who uses Live’s Looper. There’s a hidden feature that makes overdubbing layers of effects a breeze. This lets you mangle and change the loop
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