In March I released “24 Scale Presets” that aim to help you stay in key. I’ve gotten some emails from people asking how they differ from the included Scale presets in Live and how to use them. So here’s a
This episode of the “Ableton Live Quick Tips” deals with the shortcuts to show or hide sections or windows in Live’s interface. Try to use them regularly to speed up your workflow and save yourself unnecessary mouse-work.
Today arrives the first part of my new video tutorial series, “Ableton Live Quick Tips” that will show you little tricks when working with Live. Number one is all about zero. This time, I tell you what you can de-
Although there is not just one way to use Live and misusing software can be quite creative, there are best practices of when to use Session View and when to use Arrangement View. I thought I’d explain this here since
In this video tutorial from the ‘Ableton Live Insider Tips’ I show you shortcuts to quickly change both the grid and global quantization settings. For some, this might be old new, but a reminder to implement them in your workflow
This tutorial shows you in easy steps how the recording process in Live 9 works. If you want to record real instruments or vocals, you should consider getting a decent audio interface as a built-in sound card won’t give you
In the latest episode of the ‘Ableton Insider Tips’ you learn how you can play a MIDI clip tonally with a keyboard and therefore transposing it on the fly. I also show you a little trick to keep it harmonic.
Cycling ’74 continue their video tutorial series “Using Max for Live Devices”. This time they provide 3 videos all dedicated to the improved Buffer Shuffler in Live 9.
In the latest video tutorial in the “Ableton Live Insider Tips” series, I’m back with another tip that most users don’t know. This feature isn’t documented at all. I explain, how you can play an Audio Clip in Live tonally,
Now that Max for Live is part of the Live 9 Suite, more and more users will have it. If you’re one of them and want to start programming with it, there are a few video tutorial series that are
To turn MIDI into sound you need a MIDI instrument, because MIDI itself contains only data like note number, velocity and length, but no sound. This tutorial shows you step by step how you can record MIDI in Live 9.
I’m back with a new video in my series ‘Ableton Live Insider Tips’. This time I show you how you can convert a Simpler preset to a Sampler and vice versa.
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