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consolidate your clips to one new clip (a bar or phrase would also be good) and then quantise it with command+u or ctrl+u. make shure to set your quantisation to 16th or notlengths that fit. cheers!

i should be in bed and sleeping, but this is keeping me awake! i´m finishing a tune this way right now! hey tom, you´ve done it one more time! thank you so much for your inspiration!

put a sample into sampler or generate a kick in operator and make use of the pitch envelope = punch!!!

http://www.digido.com/level-practices-part-1.html
bob katz! nothing more to say! cheers!

forgot this, but it´s not out yet http://www.amazon.com/Sound-Design-Mixi ... 743&sr=8-1

hey tom! this!: http://www.mixingwithyourmind.com/
i need something to study too! can you tell me when your new dvd is available again?
cheers! alex

ps: did i miss our tunecollab thing on skype? nevermind, your busy and this is good.

the tips from tarekith are great!!! i can only say that it takes time to get more experience. just practice as much as you can and you will get better over time. there is also a really great book i can highly recommend: you can order it here: http://www.mixingwithyourmind.com/ have fun, alex

thanks!

wow!!! great idea! thank you. please keep on with things like this. this is really useful and is a good extention to your tips on your homepage. where can i send my questions when i have some? cheers, alex

have a look:http://www.stuckincustoms.com/2010/01/29/the-secret-lair-of-hans-zimmer-from-where-he-inspires-the-world/ nothing more to say!!! if hans zimmer can work in such a room, you can imagine that he has some fine gear available. i think he is using some very good rackgear for his reverbs! on t...

hi there! i recorded and mixed an album completely in ableton live. my experience is: it is possible! it all depends on what you want to achieve. 110 tracks are a lot!!! my tip is to group these into logical and fitting stems and give yourself some restrictions. you have to fell some decisions which...

if you want to copy and paste parts a metronome and/ or pilot track is what you need! and of course a really tight drummer could help as well! something you should know about warping drums is: it depends of the style of music and what is your goal with it. if you want to keep the natural groove and ...

hi there! this could be useful to know!:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WRUIzfDxPw
cheers, alex

hi! now i got it! sounds very interesting to process the two side channels differently! that´s cool-there are no rules!

here are additional sources especially related to live: http://www.heatercore.net/2010/10/the-m ... -rack.html
http://www.heatercore.net/2010/10/mid-s ... ility.html
http://www.heatercore.net/2010/10/mid-side-eq-.html