Does anyone else find they have to motivate themselves to watch videos like these, but you’re really glad you did once you’ve watched it because of how informative they are?

@MP_Soundbox

Жыл бұрын

No Dylan, you are alone.

@myreviewdotcom

Жыл бұрын

@@MP_Soundbox

@myreviewdotcom

Жыл бұрын

@BarrieVee

Жыл бұрын

Yep!

@Zaphodox

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, it’s not that they are boring bit you have to *really really focus*

Loopop I just wanted to express how much many of us value you as a reviewer and teacher/mentor. The amount of information I have learned from you in the past 6 months at times blows me away. This tutorial on Ableton has been far more beneficial to me than many of the other videos out there. You have a gift for conveying obscure and technical info that many others struggle to articulate in their teachings. More important you are a disciplined man. You actually read through the manual in order to help us strangers out. I just want you to know that all the hard work you put into these videos has significantly benefited many people, prob more than you realise. Almost every Bedroom producer has seen your videos and benefited from then. You are a treasure to this community.

@loopop

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much for taking the time to write this comment - my pleasure!

@loganlawlor3786

3 жыл бұрын

Treasure is an understatement!

@ResurrectingJiriki

3 жыл бұрын

As I just watched only this video, after I was shown some tips to master my MPC tracks in Ableton and bumped into this one, after which I already can wholeheartedly agree on both these comments!

@natbvm1880

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve bought several synths and drum machines that he’s showcased, and I utilize the videos constantly while learning them.

@Tuesdaydubz

Жыл бұрын

Facts bro

This should be the first video to show up on youtube's algos if you search for "learn ableton" or "ableton beginner". There is literally no better video out there

At 16:30 “Jazz” I had to laugh. This is a great introduction into Ableton Live. The timeline down the side is great for coming back to revisit sections. Many thanks Loopop.

@tehedx

Ай бұрын

Pretty cool chord! But yes, it seems that quite some bit is likely to be born out of errors and randomness.

I am from Russia and English is not my main language. But it was the most understandable Ableton lesson for me that I saw.

@hoagy_ytfc

3 жыл бұрын

English _is_ my first language, but I still really appreciate the clarity of voice, language and content in Loopop's videos. Def my first go-to channel for this sort of stuff.

@gravypatron

3 жыл бұрын

I think your English is good.👍

@krutoyinfo

3 жыл бұрын

Хорошо что индусы не прорвались в музыкальный сегмент😆

@lov3r143

3 жыл бұрын

+++++ жиза

@igorpavloff

3 жыл бұрын

agree, understandable because he has order in his head, not like 90% musician artists)

Seriously one of the best Ableton tutorials out there that covers a lot of the manual in a fast and easy method to absorb. Well done!

As an old teacher told me once. There is no bad student, there is bad teacher. You are a very good teacher, anything is simple with you

This guide is blowing my mind. Had to pause 10 minutes in because I have already learnt so much more than watching hours worth of other guides. No one else I've seen has shown me the true power of Ableton: how the session view and arrangement views can/ should be used. I am so profoundly grateful to people like yourself who have helped me go from not having a clue about anything, to feeling like it's all beginning to come together for me.

It’s so unreal how well informed and pleasant this guy is

Dang, this video is 4 years old and is still amazing. I just got Ableton today and feel like I can make music already. You're the best.

This is SOOOooOOoooOOoo helpful. And your description of initial interactions with Ableton was spot on!

One of the best video’s for starting with Ableton! I watched many tutorials, but somehow didn’t get the hang of the best workflow and coherence within Ableton. This video cleared it all up for me. Thank you so much ! :-)

This is the best tutorial I've found, and I've been searching on youtube for weeks. It's super clear, there are a lot of useful tips and a lot of information other tutorials miss and it's really important. Thank you so much for making this.

I've been using Ableton (rather, trying to use Ableton) for the better part of half a decade, and I learned more in this tutorial than the countless others I've watched or even all the time I've spent trying to figure out how to do stuff. I can't think of a single other tutorial video that made me want to leave a comment like this, Ableton tutorial or otherwise. Thank you!

i can't begin to describe how helpful this tutorial is. going to be revisiting this one a few times for sure. 10/10 loopop

thank you for this... still super relevant even 2 years later.

The best Ableton Live intro tutorial i've seen so far. I couldn't make head or tail of my FREE lite version. I can now see how the Ableton workflow makes sense for anyone wanting a DAW that works like a sonic sketchpad while having the linear timeline available too.

I have been using Ableton for just a couple weeks and have found several things where I think to myself I KNOW there must be a more efficient way to do this. You've shown me so many awesome useful tips, thanks a TON!

This is possibly one of the best tutorials I have ever seen. Thank you!

Thank you for doing hard work of putting all this togother and sharing with us. One of best Live reviews.

Thank you! This is THE premiere quick and dirty Ableton tutroial on YT. All of your insight is immensely appreciated.

So much value in this video. I watched two paid Ableton courses which missed crucial things you pointed out, like how the switch back and forth between arrangement and session view works. And I had always been frustrated because of the necessity to duplicate clips for new scenes.. Thank you so much for sharing the result of your solid experience with Ableton in such a clear and efficient way. Decided to subscribe to your Patreon as a token of my appreciation.

@loopop

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment and joining Patreon - I really appreciate it!

@dorntaft9875

4 жыл бұрын

When I get some cash, I'll do the same. Thank you

Best 36 minutes spent on any KZread video, thank you for taking the time to do this for the rest of us.

This is the best ableton tips and tricks ive seen so far. Really great job and thank you for taking the time to do so. Im still very confused about navigating around ableton but not as much as i was prior to seeing this. Good stuff.

This video has what all the other intro vids are missing. "Ok, now that I'm actually trying to write music, how the HECK do I do This?? (or That, or The Other Thing...). This will help anyone save hours, if not days, of digging through manuals and trial & error. Brilliantly done.

Amazing breakdown, stress levels decreasing, ahhh relief. I was able to see what I knew from other DAWS. Love love how you deconstructed the views for comprehension. You are a master teacher loopop!

Easily the best Ableton Live intro video I have seen so far. Really helped a lot, thanks loopop!

Hands down THEEE best tutorial for Ableton Live..I've been searching low and high for you !!

Best! You sound like someone who can hold an audience alive in a video that shows how to record a track from scratch until it's master. You have a gift man! You don't let people fall asleep or move to another video!

Hands-down one of the best videos, if not THE best video on Ableton I found for a beginner like myself. Demystified a lot of doubts I've been having. THANK YOU!

Never before have I seen how powerful Ableton Live can really be as a beginner. What a phenomenal, well put, and to-the-point tutorial!

This is perhaps the single most useful video I've ever seen on any software ever. I cannot believe how much I didn't know about live before this. I mean to be fair I had barely used it other than making little loops but still. This was something wonderful

Excellent - good tips - some of them even new for people having some experience with Live. For me it was very helpful when coming back to Live after a long break - thx a lot!

this was a great video! just wanted to refresh my mind and this was a great video to do so! Very quick to the point and covers all of the important stuff. Doesnt carry on on unimportant stuff. Just covers it fast and easily and moves on without wasting your time! Great video and very well explained and done!

What a truly fantastic tutorial. It has saved me hours of trawling through Lynda or Groove 3 videos which gets really tedious. Easy to follow and incredibly useful. Thanks again.

Hey just stumbled onto this channel today but I learned more in 37 minutes than I have in the last 4 months trying to figure this stuff out. You have gained a subscriber and I really appreciate you taking the time to put this video together. I will be checking out many more. Thank you.

I'm 6 years into Ableton and your video still taught me lots. That hide the stop button was a gem. So was delink automation from clip. I don't think you'd make much money from doing this great job and that's probably why they are select and few and far between. Still worth the wait.

Genius! This solved a whole bunxh of questions for me that I haven't found in other Ableton tutorials. This should come.packaged with the software!

@Frank1979Zappa

5 жыл бұрын

True. Very, very helpful. You are wonderful.

you"re a great instructor. this video is so valuable. I've been using Ableton for a while but never properly "learned" it. this filled in a lot of things I missed. Thanks!

Best video to watch when you've already absorbed the main gist and overview of Ableton Live and you are bedeviled by the details! So helpful!

Awesome. I was drawn like a magnet to this tutorial. I thought I knew everything of Live 10 already. Some very good tips in here. Like how to avoid the annoying simultaneous playing in both session and arrangementview and also mapping of 3rd party plugins.

You should have some sculpture risen for you in your town, something like that. Thank you very much, this was outstandingly well explained, useful and funny. A million thanks!

I'm only 8 minutes in and I already feel like i have a better grasp on how to actually make music in ableton. I've been watching and reading tutorials for weeks. You absolute G

You are a complete GEM for the youtube community and it's people like YOU that keep this platform afloat. You got yet another subscriber man. Please don't stop anytime soon lol.

As someone coming to Ableton for the first time after years with Cakewalk and FL Studio, this video was an absolute lifesaver. You managed to take one of the least-intuitive pieces of software I've ever seen and make it easily understandable. Thank you so much for putting this together!

@myreviewdotcom

Жыл бұрын

Why did you came from Cakewalk and FL Studio as they are so intuitive?

@big-smoke-rc

Жыл бұрын

@@myreviewdotcomthat's not what they said

wow, the best Ableton video I've seen, "jazz" was also great

i use live since 4-5 years almost on a daily basis, and even i learnd some small things from this video, for example the unlinked automations! Great job loopop, you really have a talent to explain things.

I've been working in protools forever and this is has been reallly really realllllly helpful for me with jumping into Ableton. Thanks for this!

The Psyco music at the beginning really made me laugh :) A first for me watching a tutorial lol. Brilliant all the way . An excellent teacher, quite reassuring and managing to nip in the bud those psycho moments !

Timeline 0:00 Don't panic! 0:55 Use two windows 2:20 Overview 5:00 Recording 7:50 From session to arrangement 10:20 Overdubbing 11:45 Clips & devices 13:10 Editing clips 13:40 Loop controls 15:25 Clip boxes 16:00 Clip tips 18:10 Warp explained 19:05 Follow actions 20:15 Automation 21:15 Draw envelopes 23:35 Record motion 24:40 Unlinking mods 25:15 VST automation 26:25 MIDI mapping 26:55 Important preferences 27:30 Audio configs 28:15 MIDI configs 29:55 Default set 31:00 Other settings 31:35 Capture 32:30 Misc features 35:20 Want more?

@Illmulla

5 жыл бұрын

you rock!!

@lols5299

5 жыл бұрын

in description

@monstera677

5 жыл бұрын

The best!

@ronnywaynebeats4124

4 жыл бұрын

Danny Instead of having to scroll through the video to find it you can click on the portion you want to watch here

@martingaens2073

4 жыл бұрын

@@Fonkemman thanks for clearing this up!

Super helpful! Iv just come from playing in a basic band on basic keyboard to recording live acoustic sessions so this type of tutorial is perfect! Thank you so much for time and effort put into this video!

Such a perfect video for someone coming from another DAW. Every other tutorial I've watched just goes over all the obvious stuff. This video is so well laid out and covers all the details that I wouldn't have picked up on my own. The two window recommendation is something I'm absolutely going to use. Thanks a lot!

That was the best video i've seen all year. Thanks so much!! Also "Jazz" made me lol

Omg dude. I've used plenty of video editing software but Ableton totally scared the shit out of me! This video is invaluable! So much info, such a helpful video! Thanks mate! Take my sub!

This is amazing! Thank you so much. I can't believe I learnt so much in such a short time. Now, to practice!

Powerful, pleasant and helpful insight to "efficient" workflow .. Thank you for making my Ableton sessions simpler!

Very useful/helpful. I feel lost everytime I load Ableton. The dual window is a gr8 help. I tried reading the online manual and fell asleep around page 20 so thank you loopop .

@Frank1979Zappa

5 жыл бұрын

Me too..... 😴

@ArtificialJetleg

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@Max-ys1dw

3 жыл бұрын

Trying to use Ableton (or any modern, high performance software for that matter) makes me feel like I'm 12 years old again, playing Simon.

I love your lightning learning approach. I admit, you go fast, but because of your indexed timeline on the left, I find myself coming back to your videos like a reference book. These videos are better than most paid online courses. Keep up the good work. You are inspirational and drive creativity of many people. Thank you.

Hands down the very best tutorial I have ever watched (on anything). Your lucid and highly organized delivery packed so much useful information into that 37 minutes. This has saved me so much time.Thanks you!!!!

Although I'm using Live suite for about 5 years, but as a second DAW, I still find such tutorials quite useful as they cover the very basics which aren't being covered by many tutors. Thanks @loopop :)

masterclass

I knew all of this, except that... Shift+Space starts playing from the same place as where I stopped :D not sure how I lived without that for so long!

You have one of the best synth - electronic hardware (and now software!) channels out there! Keep up the good work and big thanks!

Long time logic user trying Ableton. I’ll watch this over and over. It’s already a huge help and I’m just getting started.

16:29 why did him just saying "jazz" make me laugh

@jacksrensen374

3 жыл бұрын

same xD

Really really good tutorial. I’ve learnt stuff today and I’ve used live regularly for a couple of years now. You don’t know, what you don’t know! With a software that has soo much potential, it’s easy just to go through stuff you think you need or find relevant and then miss bits. Kudos for doing this.

You are a lifesaver! So many tutorial videos from people that don’t understand the underlying logic of how these things work, and you are knowledgeable with understanding, succinct, clear, organized, and easy to watch and listen to. Thanks for hugely important education!

"jazz!" 😂

@DavidHaymond

5 жыл бұрын

I paused the video at that point and scrolled down specifically to see if someone had made this comment. :D

@formerself4372

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavidHaymond same

@111AKB111

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavidHaymond I DID THE SAME THING 😭

@MrEBrs

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavidHaymond I did exactly the same!

@sanoopluis5532

4 жыл бұрын

Same here as well! 😂

This video- I'm getting the emotions!

The video tutorial every user needed in place of the manual, ty so much. I've already rewatched over and over to burn into my memory.

I've watched quite a few Ableton tutorials but yours is by far the best! I'm only 18min in but I've learned a great deal from you already, you do a great job explaining the material. Thanks man!

Perfect walkthrough. Made me decide to stick with Logic for now though :)

After trying to make something, like literally something on Ableton and failing every time, I was finally able to to do something! And I think now that it will become my favorite DAW (and actually I think I understand now why so many people like it more than FL or Logic). Thank you Ziv 🙏

I can't believe literally no one is talking about how satisfying Nice tutorials voice softs.

Excellent video! So much good info I'm watching in pieces to absorb it all. Thanks very much for posting. I enjoy your comprehensive synth videos as well.

What I don't really understand is why don't you have over 1 million subscribers.

16:31 "Jazz" lol

I've been struggling understanding Live for YEARS. You clearly described some details I knew but forgot, I wasn't 100% clear on, or in some cases had totally wrong assumptions about. THANK YOU.

Incredibly helpful! You drastically reduced the learning curve for such an intimidating program! Thank you so much!!

The perfect Ableton tutorial doesn't exis-

You can leave "Arm exclusive" on and just hold CMD to arm more the one clip. Same for solo. Very useful ;)

Dude, if I ever meet you in person I am going to give you a big hug and buy you a beer. Anytime I am learning about new hardware of software and I see that you've made a video about it, my eyes light up and I say "YES!" out loud. You're awesome.

In my opinion, this is the best tutorial for Ableton Live. Not even their own courses explain things this better. I could never understand the difference between Arrangement and session view prior to this. Thanks a lot.

16:30 “JAZZ”. I can’t breathe

@micahringlein

3 жыл бұрын

If you weren't paying close attention, you'd have missed it. I loved it.

16:56 woooooooow

@QrchackOfficial

5 жыл бұрын

holy bananas, this is great

@MrMitzu1

4 жыл бұрын

Meaning Ableton, not this miracle feature!

The best "overview" video on Abelton. All relevant information included! Many thanks

The BEST live class I've seen yet! Spectacular work loopop!

Can we just all appreciate the timestamps

Who’s here after getting the 3 month free trial because the recent/current global pandemic? ...me!!!! 👋🏾

I wish there was a SUPER like button for this video. I’ve been working in ableton for years and I still discovered so many useful things with this video. Your videos are fantastic! Keep it up!

This is the most comprehensive video that covers everything that a new user may encounter, starting at the splitting of session and arrangement view. I did the exact same thing. Just that first tip is proof that you are teaching others through learned experience. Thank you for your time!

Incredible. I've see many tuts but none like this. Creative and different...and highly informative. Thank you.

We want more! We want more! Seriously a really great overview with lots of hands on tips and tricks! Thanks 🙏🏼

Thsnk you so much for the metronome volume setting. My ears and recordings shall be eternally grateful. 👐

I have been digging around for a quick tutorial to just get me transitioned from the linear DAW environment that I am used to and up and running quickly with Ableton so I can get started on a project that is way behind schedule. You answered every question that I have been looking for answers to in one concise video without dwelling too long on any particular point. I also like how you saved the settings for last and just got right into the meat of it. This definitely helped to ease the learning curve. It’s almost as if you have gone through these same pain points yourself and actually took note of it knowing you would be making this video one day. 😉 I have bookmarked this and am looking forward to watching your other videos once I get this project off my plate. Thank you so much!

Thank you. I have been trying to get into Ableton for ages, but was always scared off by it because it felt so different from other audio softwares. But this has made it so much easier for me to understand the important stuff.

I love how your hands are full on showing me what your explaining in the shot. awesome review im contemplating moving from pro tools so i can use the roli seaboard a lot easier

Perfect introductory video. Thank you so much. As a beginner, I probably spent around 30 hours trying to figure all this out before I found this video, trying to decipher the manual and other tutorials with some but not much success. You saved me a whole lot of time and frustration with this video. Your channel is so valuable to a lot of people, keep it up!

This is GOLD! Thank you for that. You're by far the best Ableton's teacher here

Had to come back a second time. So good to learn some of the not-so-obvious features of this app!