In this new episode of the Ableton Live Insider Tips, we’re going to look at where the files for Collections are stored, so you know what to back up or move to a another computer. Otherwise you might lose them
In this new episode of the Ableton Live Quick Tips I’m going to show you how you can quickly move the loop braces left or right in different ways. This works both with the loop braces in clips as well
I’m finally back with a new episode of the Ableton Live Quick Tips after a health related downtime. This topic came up a while ago in one of the Ableton Facebook groups and I realised I hadn’t made a tutorial
Time for a new episode of the Ableton Live Quick Tips. In this tutorial I’m showing you a time saving trick for working with warp markers in audio clips in Ableton Live. If you set no warp markers later in
This time I’ve got an Ableton Live Quick Tip for Live 11 (and up). It’s not a new feature that I’m showing you in the video, but one that was moved and might be a bit hard to find. Perhaps
I’m back with a new episode of the Ableton Live Quick Tips. It’s only for Live 11 and shows you how you can get the order of audio effects in the browser from Live 10 or below back, when they
CatStretch 3 is a 6-voice polyphonic time-stretching sample playback instrument. It lets you ‘freeze’ a sonic character at a specified position and play it back chromatically with MIDI notes.
CatStretch is an amazing sound design tool that I’ve been using for pretty much every song since it was first released. It is a 6-voice polyphonic time-stretching sample playback instrument that essentially lets you ‘freeze’ a sonic character at a
I fairly often get emails asking which Max for Live device would make something specific possible in Ableton Live. Regularly the feature becomes possible with one of Ableton’s own free Max for Live devices and the Live users asking surprisingly
With an update following so closely on the heels of the last, you can probably guess that it’s one that doesn’t bring any new features, but merely bugfixes. The update is of course free for all current users. If you’ve
Christian Kleine aka Max for Cats is back with a free update for all current ConChord users. ConChord, the pulse driven chord step sequencer, now features 16 steps instead of just 8, which gives you a maximum of 112 pulses,
I couldn’t make it to LA for this year’s Loop summit, but fellow musician and now also hardware builder Nicole Equerme graciously agreed to report back for us. While there were some live streams and interactive challenges for those of
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