MIDI itself contains only data like note number, velocity and length, but no sound. To turn MIDI into sound you need a MIDI instrument. This tutorial shows you step by step how you can record MIDI.
Even if you already have great drum sounds that you generally use for making beats, it’s never wrong to switch it up a little, at least sometimes. Who knows? It might give you new and unexpected ideas. Actually, it most
I’ve already written a tutorial about setting up MIDI controllers. But what if you don’t have one? Then you can use the computer keyboard to play MIDI instruments. EDIT: in Live 10 and up, having the computer MIDI keyboard active,
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Features 25 powerful mid/side audio effect racks for Ableton Live, each with 10 variations — from precise control in mixing and mastering to exploring new creative territory.
