Ableton Forum

Simbosan wrote:Props to you for doing this, I have got a few good tips from your videos already

Cheers

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Cheers mate! Shout outs to Auckland. Love it there.

Wow, you're a nut! Maybe you have your tuni (or whatever you call it) on too tight. I'm just amazed at all the hard work you do FOR FREE! Really astounding. Thanks a bunch.. Looking forward to more videos too. Ima check this book out. Peace from right across the border in Bellingham (if you are eve...

Cool idea... however, are you able to disclose what you do with the email address's you harvest for this? There's no privacy/disclaimer or anything and my inbox is already flooded with spam/promo's. Hey mate. Good question. I thought there was a note about that, so my apologies! The e-mails are tot...

Hey everyone, Over the last 6 months I've been building this e-book on Pro Secrets in Live. It includes production tips and tricks from some of the best trainers and experienced Live users in the world. Learn how to improve your workflow to get faster, create your own unique sound, build custom set ...

Start with youtube lots of free info there I have watched a lot of youtube videos but im up to a point where I need to go beyond what is shown in all the tutorials. And it is hard to find quality production tutorials on youtube. It kinda gets to a point where its all just the same... What, specific...

+1 to Tarekith's recommendation for the MPK25. You can drop cash on something cheaper, but in my experience it just breaks and winds up in the landfill. Akai gear is made to last, very high quality stuff. Plus on the MPK25 you get drum pads, knobs and buttons, plus the keyboard. Pretty much everythi...

Hey mate. I have a whole series of production tutorials on Live for free here: http://www.youtube.com/djvespers

I don't make Dutch house, but the concepts should be universal. Cheers!

lot of rules... just a few: - don´t invite a recorder player as a special guest in a metal band - do not mix rhythms and scales from more than five continents - don´t make unplugged syntheziser music - don´t play the bass more than one octave above the melody for more than one hour - do not expect ...

Tarekith wrote:Good video man, I liked that. You need a lapel mic though

LOL. Find me a lapel mic that sounds like an EVRE20 and I'm sold! Cheers mate.

shadx312 wrote:A motto that stuck with me that a veteran engineer told me is:

There are no rules; only guidelines.

I think perhaps that you didn't watch the video...

Of course there are rules. But those rules describe what people usually do, rather than what people always should do. It's easy to say that "if it sounds good, it is good;" but as one gains experience, things that used to sound good might no longer do so, and things that once didn't sound...

When writing music are there rules? If there are, do you need to stick to them all the time? Or should they be broken? My take on things in the vid. Cheers!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6V-YbzlAgc

Is the low end in your track muddy? Does your mix ever lack loudness and punch? One of the main problems in most mixdowns is the kick and bass conflicting in the same frequency range. This free HD tutorial will show you how to master all the power features of Ableton's side chaining compressor, the ...

Tone Deft wrote:WWWWAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNT!!!!!!!!!!!!

looks like I can still ebay my FCB for ~$100.

Yeah, no doubt. I need to get rid of my FCB now too. It's a big paperweight.

docprosper wrote:+1
I've always enjoyed & appreciated your vids as well...
-Hamish

You're very welcome Hamish. Thanks for watching!