With the Live 9 Suite you get Max for Live and with it, the Convolution Reverb. I think it’s a great addition, although personally I would love to see the Reverb improved to achieve better results when used on vocals
Did you know that you can lock automation envelopes to the song position? This can be useful when you want to replace a clip in the arrangement, but retain the various automations in this part. Here’s how it works:
This episode of the “Ableton Live Quick Tips” shows you a little trick to quickly change clip parameters of grouped clips at once on a per scene basis. This can be especially helpful when preparing a live performance set.
When you’re working in the Arrangement View with various time signatures and want to add some bars in the beginning or in between, simply moving the parts to the right can give you weird results with the time signatures. This
If you’re interested in adding visuals or even VJing to your live performances, have a look at the Vimeo Group JitterInMax4Live. They’ve got some great videos as well as tutorials. I’ve chosen a few minimal videos in black and white
Live Clips are a feature in Ableton Live that is often overlooked. They can be incredibly useful though for storing smaller musical ideas or even when preparing a live performance set. This video in the tutorial series “Ableton Live Quick
There aren’t many days left in the year 2014. Here’s a recap of the most viewed video tutorials and series on Sonic Bloom from the last 12 months in case you missed them.
Part 5 of a mini series on Ableton Live’s Default Presets, focusing on audio to MIDI features: Drums, Harmony, and Melody for better workflow.
Part 4 of a mini series on Ableton Live’s Default Presets focuses on slicing to MIDI presets to streamline and improve your workflow.
This tutorial is part three of a new mini series about the Default Presets in Ableton Live and how they can improve your workflow. It deals with the default presets for dropping samples onto Drum Racks or into the Device
Part 2 of a mini series on Ableton Live’s Default Presets covers audio and MIDI track defaults to boost your workflow and productivity.
Part 1 of a mini series on Ableton Live’s Default Presets covers default presets for instruments, audio and MIDI effects to enhance your workflow.
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Features 28 powerful mid/side audio effect racks for Ableton Live 12.2, each with 10 variations. From precise control in mixing to instantly giving more interest to basic sounds.
