This question keeps coming up, which is why I decided to do this tutorial. This Ableton Live Insider Tip is about how to record what changes MIDI notes or velocity a MIDI effect adds. Incidentally, this not only works for
This time in the Ableton Live Insider Tips, I address that you can specify a default warp mode in the preferences and why it’s a bad idea to use Complex mode for it. Unfortunately, when someone asks in various online
This time I have a quick tip about a new workflow feature added in Live 10 that allows you to quickly (de)activate or reverse part of a clip in Arrangement View quickly omitting a now unnecessary extra step. Of course,
In this tutorial in the Ableton Live Quick Tips video series, I’m showing you how you can access the mixer modulation envelopes – volume, panning and the send modulations. This one should be particularly interesting for anyone who works quite
Now that I’ve updated all relevant tutorials to Live 10, I’m back with the Ableton Live Quick Tips series. This time, I’ve got a little tip that can be useful for your workflow, but isn’t documented in the Live manual.
I’ve been thinking of creating a live performance setup for electronic clubs that integrates VJing with live jamming for a long while. I’ve always also worked with visual art and I make my own music videos, so this seemed like
Normally, an attack time of 0 ms would create a click, which is why the attack time of compressors starts only at 0.1 ms. With this workaround, you can achieve 0 ms and thus very tight sidechain compression. This Ableton
There are a lot of free Ableton Live and Max for Live Packs available at Ableton’s website alone, and there are tons of premium packs to choose from. Most of them come with an included help lesson that is opened
Today Ableton released a new video series called One Thing that shows different artists share small tricks they use to overcome creative blocks or avoid repeating themselves. The intention behind it is strikingly similar to my long running text based
This video tutorial shows an often overlooked feature in Ableton Live, an easy trick to keep your tracks always correctly numbered, even if you reorder them. I was reminded of it when a producer who’d been working with Live for
In this new tutorial in my Ableton Live Insider Tips video series it’s all about the clip launch modes, that are only available for clips in the Session View. I explain the four available modes: Trigger, Gate, Toggle and Repeat.
It’s been quite a while since I made these video tutorial about all the extra features you can unlock with the help of the Options.txt in Ableton Live. Back then they made a huge splash. You may already know them,
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