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Hi Guys,

We've just posted another free tutorial. This one is a quickie with a technique for storing your ideas in Live and banishing paper scribbles all over your studio

http://quantizecourses.com/category/ableton-tutorials/

Hope you like it

Keith

Very good point raised by LFO8. One tip on this front is to create the widening effect whilst running the sound into a utility set to 0% ie mono. Often it's possible to achieve a good result in this manner and then turn off the utility to get the nice stereo spread as well.

Thanks Hiroumi

@eyeknow - the audio is definitely there but it's high frequency ride cymbals.

Hi Guys,

Here is our latest free video, this one looks at 3 techniques for widening sounds in the mix.

http://quantizecourses.com/category/ableton-tutorials/

I hope you like it Any questions just shout.

My pleasure, glad it helped you out

Hi Guys, We have just posted a new free video tutorial on the site. This one covers a neat trick for quickly working out the notes in any Major & Minor Scale as well as the various modes using only Live’s MIDI clips. This makes life easier when it comes to programming melodies and harmony. http:...

Hi, Live will find the samples if you point it to the correct folder. The system we use for organising samples is to have one folder containing all of the packs exactly as they were purchased and downloaded (the "master library". Then we have a folder that is an "active" set of s...

Hi Guys,

We have just posted up a new vid covering how to record MIDI from the Arp device so it can be edited into more complex and interesting patterns.

Hope you like it and find it useful

http://quantizecourses.com/category/ableton-tutorials/

@Antarktika, Thanks for sharing

@Vorb We also have a free rack on www.facebook.com/quantizecourses for layering snares if you are interested. There are a few other free bits there as well.

If you have any questions just shout.

We have some free video tutorials here : http://quantizecourses.com/category/ableton-tutorials/ The early ones are more suitable for a beginner and then they start to move into slightly more advanced, inspirational (hopefully) territory.

Autobeat is a partner instrument that requires purchasing from K-devices.com or Ableton.com

The main trick with Autobeat is the random function and the note probabilities you see in the video. Personally I found it useful for inspiration and glitch stuff whereas i would still use Push for my main loop programming.

I hope that helps

Hi Guys, We recently picked up the new Max 4 Live partner instrument 'Autobeat'. It's a cool little step sequencer with some random functions. Here is a quick video on some of the uses we put it to. Might be a nice heads up if you are considering grabbing it :-) http://quantizecourses.com/category/a...

Thanks for the kind words guys, cheques are in the post

Hi,

We have a bunch of free video tutorials available here that you might find useful :

http://quantizecourses.com/category/ableton-tutorials/

Cheers