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The beauty of music producing is that its exactly what it sounds like! Get it? You can be computer savvy or not, it doesn't matter. It all adds up to you in the end. So long as you have a desire to make music with a DAW, you will learn to navigate the software and manipulate it to your choosing. Pra...

Yeah it looks like a mess to me (I love cleaning). But I’m already cleaning like 5 different VSTs at this time, including the Slink devices by Ableton. It is all very time consuming and challenging to learn.

Save your racks. Save patches. Save .wav/.mp3/ whatever. The idea is to save the most relevant stuff to your future self. Don’t be off-put by the very wide zone of creative potential. Limit yourself and you’ll be able to focus on more acute parts of your production process instead of getting carried...

Maybe if there was a software version, I would try to use one.

I saw the video Ableton posted on Slink devices, with artist Slynk (lol). So I bought the Slink Devices. I want to make crazy wobbles. Does anyone else use these devices? Got any reviews on the Slink devices product by Ableton? Thank you

I was gonna buy one today since there was a deal going on until tomorrow. Any idea when they will be back in stock?

I think not so because many music producers don’t know how to use their software.

Well, you might have already found an answer to your question. Sometimes the questions are more important than the answers, are they not?

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Mon Jun 29, 2020 3:25 am

gospel

I need to know how to configure Ableton Live to pump out spirited gospel. It’s a life long journey. These music tools rock. Merry Christmas!

Im trying to find that video of the producer, he has a moustach and a hat on, making wobbly bass within Ableton Live.

We prefer to use the limiter first, to keep the maximum output tame.

Ableton Live has a vocoder vst. When you copy midi clips from arrangement view, paste them into session view, then copy them again from session view this time and paste them back into arrangement view, the clips become one clip.

This is what I 'm trying to achieve: I have a guitar loop (staccato type notes - about 25 or 30) that I've chopped up. What I'd like is for them to be played back with a certain amount of randomization, but without playing back to back repetitive notes. I can then use that to make more melodies, or...

press reverse.

Preferences > Record/Warp/Launch > Exclusive > Solo (grey)

This sequence will remove Solo as an exclusive trigger & therefore allow multiple tracks to solo at once.