0:50 - two views 1:42 - tap tempo 2:25 - global BPM 2:48 - nudge buttons 4:00 - Time signature 4:10 - metronome + count-in, sound, rhythm menu 5:40 - global quantization 5:47 - browser window 6:00 - collections 7:05 - categories - sounds 7:40 - categories - drums, inst, audio fx, midi fx 8:30 - plugins 9:21 - clips, samples 9:35 - packs, user library, project folder ------ session view ----- 11:30 - create midi track - instrument 12:30 - loading drum kit 13:20 - clip slots (ideas) 13:40 - arm record 14:15 - recording a clip --piano roll---- 14:30 - piano roll 15:10 - drawing notes 15:40 - headphone mode 16:15 - bar structure 16:40 - the grid - fixed grids 18:05 - adaptive grid 19:10 - pencil tool 20:05 - step sequencing / recording, human error 20: 43 - recording a beat by finger drumming 21:40 - Quantizing -clip seciotn-- 24:00 - Notes section 24:50 - /2 and *2 25:40 - reverse and invvv 26:20 - legato 27: 00 - duplicate loop 28:00 - loop playback/play start position 30:10 - treating clips as ideas 30:40 - toggle between clips on same track 31:15 - click and drag hiatus with pencil 31:30 - toggle between clips 32:00 - global quantisation/transition times 33:17 - launch menu (local triggering timing) 34:45 - stop button --audio track-- 35:45 - audio track 36:10 - I/o section 36:45 - input lableing 37:30 - monitoring 38:30 - latency / buffer 39:45 - recording 40:00 - audio clip 40:40 - import audio 42:35 - warping audio 43:40 - unwrapped and changing tempo 43:50 - warping and changing tempo 44:30 - time fix audio in the grid ---timefixing-- 45:00 - locate downbeat - moving starting position 46:10 - set 1:1:1 here 46:50 - warp from here Cmd L - loop section 48:00 - warp markers and nudging with and without anchor points 49:40 - quantize 50:15 - plating audio loop with midi loop in sync ---50:30 - warp menu 50:30 - segment BPM, /2, *2 50:45 - warping modes 51:20 - repitch 51:50 - complex/pro -----52:48 - instruments--- 53:00 - two type (generators and manipulators) 53:30 simpler 53:40 - importing audio sample and triggering it 54:20 - classic mode - starting and stoping positions and pitch 54:55 - one shot mode 55:00 - slice mode and transient markers - sensitivity and warp 55:35 sampler (able to sample multifple audio files and set different zones 55:56 - zone mode - add audio samples and select zone or range of sample 56:50 - selecting ranges 56:55 - drum rack - similar to samples, multiple samples read in midi notes. A simpler loads on each note 57:30 - map macro knobs , effects mapped to multiple notes so that one knobs controls the effects or parameters to all destinations 58:25 ---audio effects --- 58:45 - auto filter and compressor, effects work left to right, add both to audio and midi instruments 1:00:20 - group effects to be able to bypass them together 1:01:02 - return tracks. The correspond to knobs on our tracks, which allows to “send” the track into the effect and have multiple tracks affected by the same effect when you create a new return track, you’ll see a new knob appearing on your tracks. 1:03:45 - session view specifics - you can select which clips play and which don’t even while playing the session 1:04:20 - scenes . All clips aligned on same row, trigger scene. You can duplicate and change/take away / add clips 1:05:20 quick arrangement on session view 1:05:40 - record into arrangement view window with global record button 1:06:30 - transition into arrangement mode with red button (it disables clips on session view and activates recorded tracks on arrangement view) 1:08:15 - import clip into arrangement view, drag from browser or session view 1:08:55 - import clips from arrangement view into session view . Right clip - consolidate into new scene 1:09:30 - drag loop to keep repeating it by enabling loop in the clip sample view, cmd d to duplicate clip of option + drag 1:10:02 - split regions to have independent regions or clips cmd E 1:11:00 group and subgroup tracks cmdG, useful for mixing and affecting multiple tracks at once 1:12:15 - automation - draw in or record and program specific changes in device or effect over time. 1:12:35 - filter automation . Right click on parameter - show automation 1:13:00 - drawing automations. Creating dots for up and down ant alt to make curves. 1:14:00 - selecting different parameters -- top bar / transport bar buttons--- 1:14:30 - overdubbing “+”sign on top bar, cmd J to consolidate 1:15:00 - enabling looping 1:15:12 - punch in and out, select a start and ending region where Ableton will record 1:15:20 - capture feature 1:16:00 overdub button for session view 1:16:20. Left arrow to go back to previous automation when changes are made 1:16:30 --midi mapping-- you can assign any control in Ableton, synths, effects, devices, filters to you midi controller or even your keyboard(with key mapping instead of MIDI mapping) When clicking on MIDI button to top right, anything that turns blue can be mapped. 1:16:40 - remote option ON on you midi device on preferences - midi menu 1:17:15 - mappings added will show up on midi mapping menu

0:45 -->Main view, 1:51 -->Parameters, 5:48 -->browser window, 11:33 --> Create and record MIDI 14:06,--> Edit MIDI 14:30,--> Rack 16:08 -->(Configuration 16:57, 18:09), 19:09,--> Quantitize

@jakamencinger4158

5 жыл бұрын

butiful

@SweetScaleTV

5 жыл бұрын

you're the man thank you!

@numbersletters2920

4 жыл бұрын

How doe you post music online?

@writephist3097

4 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you.

@bigkeezo

4 жыл бұрын

Afonso Carvalho 🤘🏾

This should be Ableton’s intro when you first purchase it. Damn nice work, thanks!

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

;)

illFactor, you could have easily made a Udemy course out of this and priced it at $200 but you made it a KZread video. I respect you. Very good tutorial. I wish you success. 😘

@BeatAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

It’s my pleasure to serve.

@alexchung5597

4 жыл бұрын

@@BeatAcademy subscribed u r hero

@jack.w8

4 жыл бұрын

@@BeatAcademy a man of the people

@jaimemedina3351

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying what so many of us are thinking.

@stefan33uk

3 жыл бұрын

Correction: Udemy course priced at $200 perpetually discounted to $40

This is a really clear video and not once did you do or say something that you didn't explain. Usually, I stay away from long tutorials because the result is commonly needless talking. I'm happy to say your tutorial was in depth and well worth watching. 10/10.

@BeatAcademy

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback, it was my pleasure. ;)

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Glad to know this was helpful for ya!

@sharpen-up

5 жыл бұрын

Ya man, I concur completely. Really well expanded upon, and well worth the time! Top job!

@alexandertoney9094

5 жыл бұрын

I agree

@nikolaaskaas

4 жыл бұрын

Completely agreed. Very good video. Have my sub

the amount of times i went 'ooohhhhhh' made me realize how much i needed this. thank you

@xavirojas9312

3 жыл бұрын

right!

@vishwakarmaDJ-cl8gz

3 жыл бұрын

Pll

@vishwakarmaDJ-cl8gz

3 жыл бұрын

@@xavirojas9312 p

@vishwakarmaDJ-cl8gz

3 жыл бұрын

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@vishwakarmaDJ-cl8gz

3 жыл бұрын

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timestamps: 52:00 maintaining quality of audio files when speeding or slowing tempo 53:26 simpler 55:34 sampler 56:55 drum rack 58:25 inserting audio effects 1:01:01 return tracks audio effects 1:02:51 MIDI effects 1:03:37 moving from session view to arrangement view - 1:08:43 sending regions from arrangement view to session view 1:11:05 grouping tracks (arr. view) 1:12:16 automating 1:14:58 loop bracket 1:15:41 capture 1:16:06 overdub in session view 1:16:25 MIDI and key map devices (using external devices/computer keyboard to control plugins effects)

For the people who CAN´T HEAR a SOUND when pressing a key... 1. KEY BOARD symbol in upper right corner needs to be ON 2. red record circle on the right side of the track needs to be ON 3. use 'x' and 'z'/'y' to change between octaves (some midis need a specific range for example C1 - D2) TRY SWITCHING UNTIL YOU HEAR SOMETHING because you might be in a wrong octave hope that helps:)

@pettewastaken3649

2 жыл бұрын

I genuinely spent over half an hour to figure this out and now that I have I find the solution right down there in the comment section. Btw trust me, there will be someone that needs this 100%

@yusufdharma9394

2 жыл бұрын

another hero

I think I said "oooooohhhhhh" in realization about ten times in the first 20 minutes alone. Great video

@LeonardoSantos-hz9bd

5 жыл бұрын

haha felt the same way bro

@LeonardoSantos-hz9bd

5 жыл бұрын

he just covered all my inner questions about beat producing

@kadeemster

5 жыл бұрын

Yo i feel this

@melissahurd5384

5 жыл бұрын

I did too!!

@cheddahbobbz

4 жыл бұрын

Same here....

Hands down the best tutorial I've ever seen on KZread. Everything here is great. No long weird intro, no BS comments between explanations nor trying to be funny when the viewer just wants to learn. Also, high quality recording (sound & video) plus you did an excellent job in touching all the important stuff when it is right to reveal them, meaning - no running around between different subjects\features with no actual connection. everything is aligned. GREAT JOB!

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! truly appreciate it hope the rest on the channel continues to inspire as well ;)

@Dramatello

5 жыл бұрын

i'm sure it will. if u don't mind - one tiny question about the Simpler. say i have one of those pre-shifted clap sounds. i would like to put a trigger to make Ableton know where the actual clap snap is... BUT i still want it to play what's before it (the pre-shifted sound). so far i see the trigger only determines the starting position of the wave sample while what's before it is grayed and unplayed. thanks in advance!

@Seafox0011

5 жыл бұрын

No more words needed - completely concur!

@theRickmeister3

5 жыл бұрын

definitely best tutorial ever. extremely well composed

@caldari0017

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Straight to the point.

32:00 looping 36:00 audio track 45:00 incorporate loop audio clip -wrap: sync loop audio clip with metronome (46:45) 48:00 adjust audio track timing 58:25 add audio effect

@cutie7659

4 жыл бұрын

Which software is he using?

@lubelover3000

4 жыл бұрын

@@cutie7659 Read the title. Ableton Live is the name of the software. READ the fricking title.

@cutie7659

4 жыл бұрын

@@lubelover3000 sry

@lubelover3000

4 жыл бұрын

@@cutie7659 no problem, I was just a little surprised lol.

@shutup5662

4 жыл бұрын

Can you please provide me ableeltone live 10 full version i learnt a lot but now my trial has expired😭😭😭

Man I have to consider that this video was the best remedy for the quarantine. Very clear and effective. Made things simple and easy in a way I couldn't imagine!!! Thank you

On 10 years of having my youtube account, I have never ever commented on a video, but maaaan I really want to thank you for this incredibly clear tutorial. You made me and a couple of my friends very happy. Thank you again and keep it up!!

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Well then I am honored to reply to your very first comment ;)

@rockypuno5453

3 жыл бұрын

How do you have KZread and not comment for ten years? That's crazy to me

@AsianKid619

3 жыл бұрын

@@rockypuno5453 lowkey barely comment, only reply lol

I took you almost 38 minutes to misspeak and repeat yourself. I can't believe you did this in one take. Great work!

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Yup this was tough one to knock out appreciate it

I honestly thought I already knew a lot about Ableton, but this video just proves that I still need to learn a whole bunch more about this DAW

I've been trying to sit through basic tutorials for a while and this is the first one that I've been able to actually pay attention to. Thanks for the dope tutorial!

Hey, This is simply put, an amazing video. I cannot express how grateful I am with your effort on making this 80min video, which is NOT short at all. Helped me a lot. Thank you very much.

Coming back to Ableton after a 9 year hiatus from making music (Back in the ableton 7 days) and desperately needed a video like this to help get me started back up. Very comprehensive and will definitely reference your videos from here on out! Thank you!

MAN YOU WERE BORN TO DO THIS.....YOUR LIKE REALLY GOOD AT MAKING AN HOUR SEEM LIKE A MINUTE... THANKS FOR THIS....IF YOU EVER NEED A FAVOR LMK I OWE YOU ONE

This guy explains things in a clear and concise manner. He delivers the information.

One of the best intros to Ableton Live I've seen - thanks

I learned more within the first 35 minutes than I did with hours of FL Studio tutorials, and this is the first I've watched for Ableton. Thank you and well done.

I am learning Ableton with my newly acquired midi keyboard, and I feel like you saved me loads of reading and cross-referencing and "huh?"s. THANK YOU!

Yo, I've been using Ableton for a couple of years, but I feel like I blindly learned most of it alone. So I went back and watched this to rediscover the nuances I may have missed initially. This is the absolute perfect video for Ableton integration. Freakin fantastic. Thank you a lot

@BeatAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

This has got to be one of the greatest ableton live tutorials of all times! Thanks alot for sharing this vídeo!!!

This is great, Thank you! I got Live 10 Intro, for the Session view creating ideas in addition to my other daws for other aspects of production. I would LOVE to see a whole course on it alone covering all kinds of inside tips, skills, features, and creation ideas, etc. Ill Factor is such a great teacher for Live, hoping he does this himself. Hey Ill, maybe a Session view focused masterclass here on YT or on Udemy for us more tight budgeted $$$ folks. Jason Allen has lots on there and is great, but I'd really like to see Ill Factor content on there myself! :)

@brandonharper3060

5 жыл бұрын

So do you use other DAWs because you don't want to or can't buy the higher versions of live or are other DAWs just generally better for certain things. I'm debating saving up for the higher packages?

BRAVO! This is the best overview for Ableton I've found. I'll be watching it again and I just subscribed. I learned more in this hour and 20 minutes than I ever thought possible. THANK YOU for producing a quality, value packed tutorial.

I've just bitten the bullet with Live Suite after years of using Reason. I didn't have a clue about how to use Ableton. I've watched shitloads of educational vids for beginners over the last week and I can assure you that this is the one that I've learned the most from. I appreciate your work.

Awesome beginner tutorial. Has tons of value on it. RECOMMEND IT 100%

I just wanna say you're doing gods work by simplifying stuff like this just enough to keep it interesting and also accessible. The knowledge able to be soaked in these 80 sum minutes is absolutely incredible. Thank you!!

@vaishnavi4260

3 жыл бұрын

Hey how to download ableton can anyone tell me

@50zezima

3 жыл бұрын

@@vaishnavi4260 what do you mean, you literally type Ableton live into google search and it's the first website that comes up. In the menu of the Ableton website you can click "try Ableton live for free". It's not too difficult to navigate it, but if you aren't good with english I suppose it could be difficult? It's just Ableton.com

I have learned so much in the last 20 minutes. Thank you for making my lockdown a little brighter! Wish all youtube tutorials were as clear, calm, and free from nonsense as this is. Thank you!

This is literally the best long duration tutorial ive ever watched. Thank you for taking the time to put this together, everything makes complete sense. Subscribed!

Thank you so much! I had a ton of trouble when beginning with Ableton Live, but your tutorial really helped me a lot!

I took a college course on Garage Band (which is a bit easier of a system to learn), but I am understanding and learning so much more about Ableton from this video than in that class. This is incredibly helpful, thank you

Just watched every minute of this video WITHOUT alt-tabbing to Ableton! Awesome tutorial! Some things I knew already but some I didn't and that helped me both refresh my knowledge of Ableton Live (9) plus it helped me get a better idea how to use both session and arrangement view!

Switching from another DAW to Ableton and this is the first video I am watching. One of the best videos on ANY topic out there. The narrator has such an eloquent voice. Thank you!

I've spent the past 4 year using Logic Pro X and enjoyed it but always was inspired by Majid Jordan's producer, Jordan Ullman. He uses Ableton so I made the transition to Ableton and this hands down is the most comprehensive tutorial i've ever watched involving a DAW. I've watched hundreds on Logic ones and none of them compare to this. Thank you so much .

Thank you for putting time and effort into making something that teaches people for free!

Coming from an FL background and this is the first tutorial I've watched that made everything clear and to the point. I should have switched much sooner! Great job!

You don't imagine how you have helped bro. I was sick of using the FL Studios so I decided to change for Ableton, and you have saved me a big time, thanks!

I know this is an older video. I still want to say that it was absolutely excellent. I gained more from watching this than any other starter video I have seen. There is so much information in here I took notes and will still go back and watch it again once I get into some of the more advanced possibilities of Ableton. Gratitude!

@BeatAcademy

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Man Ive watched alot of tutorials trying to grasp ableton. Being a complete newbie to recording and this is the only one ive veen able to learn from and be able to do anything with...... Many thanks!!!

@BeatAcademy

3 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

Thank you Beat Academy for taking the time to show us the valuable cornerstones of Ableton Live 10. I like how you explain this in a Rick Rhythm, minus the burps and the away we go/Wubba lubba dub dub quotes.

Absolutely the BEST tutorial on Ableton I've ever come across. Straight to the point with no silly jokes. Well planned and well explained. Thank you so much!

One of the best Ableton live tutorial videos, HANDS DOWN!!

Really great tutorial, especially for total beginners. Thanks very much! 非常感谢！

Making the switch from logic to ableton cos of the awful hardware integration and syncing issues and you've been a lifesaver!!!! Thank you!

Here to say that even in 2021 this is extremely helpful and very much appreciated. I've been using Ableton Live for 6 months and there are things here that I didn't know how to do. Really great video, thank you.

FINALLY FINISHED IT! (almost like 7 hours in total, making notes, replicating and experimenting every topic in the video... Plus, going deeper and investigating non-seen stuff) THANKS!, it's a very complete video to cover the basics... BUT ALL OF THEM!. Coming as a regular ProTools user, feel glad to followed this tutorial, now I can express in both DAWs more evenly. Please, keep this good work. I just noticed, you uploaded this on my birthday haha

@BeatAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

Well done!

Fire tut. facts only for 1 hour. Highly recommend for you to watch this if you're an Abelton beginner.

I can’t thank you enough for this video. I’m normally a ProTools user but I picked up Ableton so I can get more into sequencing. The interface was completely foreign to me and I tried so many videos but nothing helped. Then I stumbled upon this magical video and it was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much

This is the clearest, and most comprehensive, Ableton tutorial that I have ever seen. Thank you for taking the time to produce it.

so many confusing videos out there - this is the best DAW video I have seen really opened up the software for me, thank you.

Thank you so much for your time, and for allowing me to jump straight unto music creation instead of hours of lonely and hardworking exploring!! Congrats, great tutorial ;)

This was extremely helpful; everything I needed to know to start sampling and creating in Ableton. This solidified my switch from Logic Pro to Ableton Live. Thank you!!!!

Coming from Logic and I was really blown away by the stacking of ideas and scenes functionality. Sounds complicated at first but it makes sense when viewed as a writing and arrangement tool. Specially for slight variations of same parts.

Daaaamn this is some no-nonsense tutorial! Top notch!

watched the whole video. Really appreciate your works!

Thank you I use this as a refresher course and learned some new things especially since I have upgraded to Ableton 10 after being a nine user for many years. I also want to say that you have a nice teaching style.

I just got M -Audio 61 es and I have to be learning this software grateful for these tips. What I enjoy the most about your tutorial is that your demonstrating same time as you go along unlike the other tutorials that are all talk. Thank you

Sir, you deserve all the Grammys for this video.

coming from reaper....this is SO COOL. There's so much more you can do, and so many more cool things that i just didn't have access to. I LOVE IT

I don't know how to mess with this to much but I've just been learning by clicking buttons . More to learn ..this helps !

This is the best Ableton tutorial I've found. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

Extremely helpful valuable content. Thanks for the Kit and endless tips for utilization of this great program. You da man🤙🏻🙏🏼💪🏻

This must be that best tutorial I've ever seen on any subject

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Truly appreciate it!

This tutorial is absolutely amazing, no other words for this. The way you explain things is incredible; you make this tool become very clear.

This is so far the best explanation of Ableton i have watched. I was hesistant at first due to the length, but every single minute of this video was informative. Really great job.

dude you need to be nominated for another grammy for this video. Great work

I agree this is an amazing effort - i feel guilty watching it for free... the work/time put into it is amazing! I was just about to get rid of Ableton through a serious lack of info online but not now THANK YOU!!! I can now go back to my MasterClass with Deadmau5 and understand what is going on!

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Go for it!!

I've watched a ton of tutorials concerning Ableton. This one, hands down, was the best of the lot. Thank you!!!!!

I just got a push 2 with the ableton 10 suite. I was kinda lost with the software. Then I watched your video. It helped TREMENDOUSLY. Thank you for real brotha!

Kinda dope to know that a Grammy-nominated producer did this video for us

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

My pleasure ;) Glad it was helpful

►► Enjoy this video? Download the project file as well as the sample pack here for FREE - www.beatacademy.com/pack

A huge thanks, It has been so helpful (and still is). For someone starting from scratch, I am getting better everyday thanks to your video.

This was so insanely helpful. Awesome job, I feel like I really understood the majority of that, and I got Ableton Live 10 Lite 2 days ago.

0:45 vista principal, 1:51 parámetros, 5:48 browser window, 11:33 crear MIDI, grabar MIDI 14:06, editar MIDI 14:30, rejilla 16:08 (configurar 16:57, 18:09), lápiz 19:09, cuantizar 12:10,

@swxlongrun9061

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for creating an index! Grateful !!

@swxlongrun9061

5 жыл бұрын

If you mind tell me pls. I'm going to translate it to English

@shutup5662

4 жыл бұрын

Can you please provide me ableeltone live 10 full version i learnt a lot but now my trial has expired😭😭😭

Wow. Great vid. I'll be watching this about a dozen times!

@fencefirst2722

5 жыл бұрын

Same.. Really shows why ableton is better than fl.. Doesn't seem like it at first but there's so many little tricks!

Thank you for that, I really appreciate it, from deep down in my heart, I can't imagine how much time I would've spent if I had to learn all by myself or other creators. This is the absolute best guide I've seen about a DAW. never stop making videos man, just got yourself a new fan.

Awesome tutorial! Thank you Beat Academy :)

This is phenomenal. Good work!

Holy shit it's so extremely hard to grasp this in one go, will definitely need a rewatch. Good content bro

I must have attended 40 or 50 different classes on how Ableton Live works, but this is definitely the best and complete one. Thank you.

@BeatAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I started making music using FL Studio and I've wanted to move to Ableton for a while now. It is so amazing that this video exists because it is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much! big fat like man

100% useful and explained patiently!! easy to digest info. thanks!!

@BeatAcademy

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I'm 17 mins in and my mouth has been open just staring in disbelief that I found a tutorial that's this well-made and with such an intuitive progression... first tutorial I've ever watched on youtube that I'm able to follow despite knowing almost nothing on the topic beforehand. Can't thank you/praise you enough. (who on earth would hit dislike on this video..... bitter/resentful competing tutori-trolls? *shakes head*)

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Truly appreciate the feedback and glad it was a helpful video for you!

@thezaibkhan2684

4 жыл бұрын

100% agreed.. dude you should join Marvel Universe

Best 'getting started with Ableton' guide I've found so far. Nice work, many thanks.

This is exactly what I was needing. Straight to the point to dive in. Thank you!

Still referring back to this Oct 2019. Ill, you did us right with this one,

@BeatAcademy

4 жыл бұрын

My pleasure so glad it was helpful. Looking forward to helping you take your next step

@johnnyk1080

4 жыл бұрын

Same here!

I would really love if you make a video about session view in depth. I guess not a lot of tutorials are available for it. And i guess session view i the fastest way to create an idea on the go. By the love all of your videoa. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

@GregRband

6 жыл бұрын

I totally agree! Is actually why I added Live 10 Intro to my home studio toolbox. Great Idea @S Jay! Maybe a Masterclass in depth with different scenarios/genres/ideas etc...

@syedjawad75

6 жыл бұрын

GregRband yeah totally! I have like made a lot songs in live. But yet to use is the most under-rated session view.

This is it. I have owned Ableton Live for 4 years and created one crappy beat with it. This video such an eye opener, huge THANK YOU to the instructor. Because of this video and because your spot on narrative, I finally grabbed my lazy ass and will start using Live. I'll keep folks posted about my progress somehow! Cheers!

I really dig the long form tutorial, without any distracting music either! I'm just getting into ableton and this explained things pretty clearly for me. This is gonna be a lot of fun! 💎

Dang I come from FL studio and this is such a different way, will take me a while to get this under control.

@unleasheth

5 жыл бұрын

yeah I also have FL studio and thinking the same thing. This is better because the options for creation and mixing and editing are literally limitless but also much more difficult for beginners like me because of this. I am now thinking of trying out FL again before coming back here, I have both programs though. Just irritating learning it all, trying my best to be patient. But all the endless options can get overwhelming so quickly

@atombreaker3422

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Same...

@oneDonly

5 жыл бұрын

me

@cupcake9941

5 жыл бұрын

actually fl is shit i find ableton much better...dont know why everybody uses fl

@atombreaker3422

5 жыл бұрын

@@cupcake9941 Ableton is better, but you can also make great songs in FL Studio.

anyone know why when i search for sounds i get the spinning beachball after every other letter i type?? it's insanely annoying. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Great walkthrough. I've been struggling to get my head round Ableton, but this has helped a lot. Thank you!

BEST tutorial I have ever seen as an intro into ableton. Most people will either do a quick 15 minutes to flex how fast they are, or ramble on a ton of buzz words without explaining them. 100% cannot believe this was a free tutorial, with a free sample pack. WHAT?! thanks man you're legit awesome.

@shutup5662

4 жыл бұрын

Can you please provide me ableeltone live 10 full version i learnt a lot but now my trial has expired😭😭😭

Thank you! for the free presets and sample pack. Now, I can use 'em in FL Studio 20 too!

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

What a ridiculously useful tutorial, thank you so, so much! I recently jumped from Reason to Ableton and tried to just figure it out as I go. But there was a lot of stuff I was wondering about, as Ableton is very different from Reason. And what I quickly realize is how much thought has been put into workflow in Ableton, it's really impressive with all the double click here, click and drag there, set parameters here etc. I also went "ahhhh", "Waaow!", "For real??!", "OMG!" at all the useful features you carefully explain in a very effective way. I can often get impatient watching tutorials like this. Especially newbie tutorials. But you explain WHY you do certain things, show us HOW you do it, and sprinkle with examples, providing more context to help retention. Perfect audio and clear voice as well. Thanks again, you've saved me a lot of time and frustration, and I will share this tutorial with anyone wanting to learn Ableton in the future.

@BeatAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

So excited for you and glad this was a helpful recourse!

@MYNAMEISKLAY

5 жыл бұрын

I just made the switch from Ableton to Reason (not switched fully, just putting my mind towards learning Reason). What made you switch?

@PrebenFrenning

5 жыл бұрын

@@MYNAMEISKLAY The deep integration of the Push 2 with Ableton, effectively allowing me to make music without looking at a screen. That was the original main appeal. And then there's the way of jamming with loops I also really like, as I sometimes can feel a bit stuck in Reason's workflow. And the next-level sampling capabilities of Ableton are also nice. But I am in no way leaving Reason completely. I'm not having as much fun with sound design and arps in Ableton as in Reason, so I'm slaving it now for double goodness 😎 But I think arranging in Ableton feels more natural and "hands-on", so slaving Reason for it's massive sounds and amazing arps is working really well so far. Another thing is that Reason is kind of an underdog, so I feel that only knowing Reason can limit collaborating a bit. I'm learning to improve my workflow in Reason as I'm discovering features in Ableton too. And I also think it's just nice to have different workflows for different moods and genres :) So tl;dr: Reason is great. And also a great slave. But Ableton has a workflow that might be better suited to my style, as well as more handy workflow details than Reason currently has.

@MYNAMEISKLAY

5 жыл бұрын

@@PrebenFrenning I agree with everything you said. I've noticed that Reason doesnt really have a good sampler, so I'll have to switch between the two when I need sampling done, but Reason just seems more fun to learn and experience. Learning how to pair effects in the rack, using the cables, etc is just amazing, but it definitely has its limits. I believe that we are a step ahead, as we have both DAWs to lean on when the other is limited. Good luck on your musical journey, brother!

My musical background is in West European Classical (ABRSM Grade 5 theory) , plus some practical experience on classical piano/keyboard, then guitar & bass guitar in the rock/blues/country genres. Initial object was to build live recorded parts into sets, working with fellow musicians during lock-down. As an absolute beginner in the field of electronic music production, I need things keeping as simple as possible, and I like what I have heard so far.

I'll have to rewatch this many times...so much information. I just purchased a Push 2. Great vid!