Ableton Forum

Poster wrote:

conny wrote:
A man is rich if he enjoys simple and cheep pleasures.
(Wish I was like that...)

// C

a man who finds a purpose for a broken piece of equipment definately qualifies as a rich man..

when masturbation's lost its fun you're fucking lazy.

ikke wrote:how do you program a hiphop loop?

boom bip ba boom boom bip
snare on the 2 and 4
hi hats every 16th notes or whatever.

Spiralgroove wrote:i dont mind watching gay sex as long as its ladies

play hip hop at twice the speed, layer it. don't you think you're oversimplifying, uh... everything? not really, it's a start and that's where its roots are, if you'd rather start with pre-made loops, that's cool too. after that, get the BASS lines down, there's a tip in the tips n tricks sticky fo...

seriously, stop with the PMs, my inbox is full.

lmfao!!

play hip hop at twice the speed, layer it.

djadonis206 wrote:

Spiralgroove wrote:if winning an award put me on the same list as puff daddy or celine dion then i'd have to decline the "honor"

first you have to make a song that's worthy of an award

The Grammies are a serious fucking joke.

for money or sex and a pizza, PM him for details.

Everybody's so full of shit.

bumping your own hater threads is teh lame.

open the HELP box in the lower left corner of the screen open the Options->preferences->midi window hover the mouse over the TRACK, SYNC, REMOTE buttons read in the help box what they do. with the bcr: copy preset 1 somewhere else (that's the automap preset) make every knob on the bcr a different cc...

you should wait for EVILEVILEVIL to help you out, he's extremely knowlegable about the rules of making great music, he mostly does hard heavy trance like Tiesto but I think he can help you out. - Forget the rules. - Come up with a set. - Repeat that set. - Use MIDI learn to assign parameters on the ...

there's a good lesson in there.

it not only matters what you DO do with Live
it's also important to NOT do some things.
that was one of them.
I want my 1:28 back.

You have a lot of rules, do you ever make music?