The Little List of Tips and Tricks
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mattsonic wrote:Here are two tutorials that will improve your bass composition skills. The first analyzes Daft Punk's Around The World to demonstrate 6 fundamental concepts. The second tutorial teaches you how to use vibrato for more interesting synthesizer sounds. Examples from Daft Punk, Jamiroquai, and Grandmaster Flash are provided.
Click here to read the tutorial on 6 Bass Sequencing Tricks From Daft Punk.
Click here to read the tutorial on How To Use Vibrato In Electronic Music Production
Happy Producing!
Matt Sonic
Yeah yeah. I'll add a production section over the weekendDeadlyKungFu wrote:mattsonic wrote:Here are two tutorials that will improve your bass composition skills. The first analyzes Daft Punk's Around The World to demonstrate 6 fundamental concepts. The second tutorial teaches you how to use vibrato for more interesting synthesizer sounds. Examples from Daft Punk, Jamiroquai, and Grandmaster Flash are provided.
Click here to read the tutorial on 6 Bass Sequencing Tricks From Daft Punk.
Click here to read the tutorial on How To Use Vibrato In Electronic Music Production
Happy Producing!
Matt Sonic
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sweetjesus wrote:Here's an update to djsyncro's Autohotkey script which allows you to use your numeric keypad to have full control of the master tempo.
http://www.noisefix.com/live/Live_5_Bro ... +v0.07.zip
Numeric Pad + will increase tempo by 1 bpm
Numeric Pad - will decrease tempo by 1 bpm
Numeric Pad * will increase tempo by 0.1 bpm
Numeric Pad / will decrease tempo by 0.1 bpm
Notebook guys, you may need to turn your "num lock" on to make this work.
Cheers,
SJ
so much good stuff, partly I put stuff here so that when I get some 'free time' I can go back here, download and czech diz shit owt!
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A note from Gregor Klinke on the file arrangement changes in Live 6.
Johnisfaster wrote:that should be in a stickyAdamJay wrote:http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=49227
might i be so bold to suggest my supatrigga crossfade trick?
which, of course works with livecut, glitch, beat repeat, etc.
i see a lot of people using it (logickal, phat conductor, etc)
here's the link:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... ve+learned
which, of course works with livecut, glitch, beat repeat, etc.
i see a lot of people using it (logickal, phat conductor, etc)
here's the link:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... ve+learned
MacBook Pro T7600 / OS X 10.5.7 / Ableton Suite 8.0.2 / Peak Pro XT 6.1.1 / ReMOTE 37SL
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a sweepable crossover rack
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 138904dafa
and a better search for the site
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=51073
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 138904dafa
and a better search for the site
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=51073
Single-knob DJM-800 style filters without MidiOx
originally from this thread...
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=53660
effect.adg
it was a bit tedious to create, though copy/paste and multi-selection just about halved the time.
the concept of this rack could be applied to many problems. i'm curious what other people might come up with. it also provides a solution to two shortcomings in ableton live.... that you cannot define a curve, that is... midi controls can only effect a particular parameter in a linear way, not, for example, in an logistic or exponential curve... and that you can't listen to a particular range of midi messages for a particular control and ignore the rest. i think that we should petition for both of these features in a future update or version of ableton live.
1. the ability to define the range of midi signals that are listened to for a particular control
2. the ability to define the curve which it effects the control
i'd also like to see what anyone else can come up with as far as emulating effects built in to other common hardware, and if anyone knows of a way to find specific parameters of those effects so that we could accurately emulate them. in this particular rack, i simply stepped up the frequency setting 2 notches for each step(one notch being the smallest draggable increment live allows) so that it increased linearly across the entire potential range. it would be interesting if in the manual, or some other source of information, it defined the specific parameters of the effects so that we could more accurately reproduce it..... or come up with an even more pleasing result. for instance, with the rack i made, the hi-pass side has little audible effect until the knob is almost at 3 o'clock. on the lo-pass side, the effect is audible almost immediately, which means the overall feel of the button is somewhat unbalanced. any thoughts on how to set the rate of change to get the most pleasing result?
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=53660
effect.adg
it was a bit tedious to create, though copy/paste and multi-selection just about halved the time.
the concept of this rack could be applied to many problems. i'm curious what other people might come up with. it also provides a solution to two shortcomings in ableton live.... that you cannot define a curve, that is... midi controls can only effect a particular parameter in a linear way, not, for example, in an logistic or exponential curve... and that you can't listen to a particular range of midi messages for a particular control and ignore the rest. i think that we should petition for both of these features in a future update or version of ableton live.
1. the ability to define the range of midi signals that are listened to for a particular control
2. the ability to define the curve which it effects the control
i'd also like to see what anyone else can come up with as far as emulating effects built in to other common hardware, and if anyone knows of a way to find specific parameters of those effects so that we could accurately emulate them. in this particular rack, i simply stepped up the frequency setting 2 notches for each step(one notch being the smallest draggable increment live allows) so that it increased linearly across the entire potential range. it would be interesting if in the manual, or some other source of information, it defined the specific parameters of the effects so that we could more accurately reproduce it..... or come up with an even more pleasing result. for instance, with the rack i made, the hi-pass side has little audible effect until the knob is almost at 3 o'clock. on the lo-pass side, the effect is audible almost immediately, which means the overall feel of the button is somewhat unbalanced. any thoughts on how to set the rate of change to get the most pleasing result?
jasinski's collected racks from users, organised and stuff...
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 674#395674
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 674#395674
In my life
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
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Not sure if it's already included but here's a great tutorial on saving presets from 'onslaught'
http://neotericnoise.com/tutorials/impu ... orial.html
R.
http://neotericnoise.com/tutorials/impu ... orial.html
R.
A 'live' musician struggling with technology...
10.5.8, Pro Tools 8.0, Logic 9.0.2, Reason 3.05, Live 8.0.9.
Old Betsey Satan - The Flower Shop 8 Track. "She fought long and she fought hard..."
10.5.8, Pro Tools 8.0, Logic 9.0.2, Reason 3.05, Live 8.0.9.
Old Betsey Satan - The Flower Shop 8 Track. "She fought long and she fought hard..."
Nice list of sites to upload your music to share:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight=
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight=
4am wrote:got this list on another board... hope it helps
* ShinyFeet - www.shinyfeet.com (Unlimited)
* FileUpYours - www.fileupyours.com (Unlimited)
* SendThisFile - www.sendthisfile.com/info.jsp (2GB)
* DataPickup - www.datapickup.com/ (1.5GB)
* FileFront - http://freespace.filefront.com/1 (1GB)
* FileFactory - www.filefactory.com (500 Mb)
* Free-Webster - www.free-webster.com/index.php?action=enter (600MB)
* SpreadIt - www.spread-it.com (500MB)
* BigUpload - www.bigupload.com (300MB)
* UpDownloadServer - www.updownloadserver.com/ (250MB)
* ShareBigFile - www.sharebigfile.com/ (250MB)
* BonPoo - http://app02.bonpoo.com/ (250MB)
* Updownload - http://dl2.updownloadserver.de/ (250 MB)
* Rarhost - http://www.rarhost.com/ (200MB, rar files only)
* UploadStore - www.uploadstore.com/ (100MB)
* Dropload - www.dropload.com (100MB)
* Megaupload - www.megaupload.com (100MB)
* SaveFile - www.savefile.com/filehost/ (60MB)
* RapidShare - www.rapidshare.de (50MB)
* UploadHut - www.uploadhut.com/ (50MB)
* Turbo Upload - www.turboupload.com (50MB)
* QuickFile - http://srv9.qfile.de/operator.php?s...fer&sysf=upload (50MB)
* ShareFiles - www.sharefiles.ru (50MB)
* GigaShare - www.gigashare.com/index.php (50MB)
* StorageFun - www.storagefun.com/ (50MB)
* Ripway - www.ripway.com/ (30MB)
* 30MB - www.30mb.com (30MB)
* SwiftDesk - www.swiftdesk.com/ (30MB)
* UltraShare - www.ultrashare.net/ (30MB)
* UploadTemple - www.uploadtemple.com/ (30MB)
* Sendmefile - www.sendmefile.com (30MB)
* Upload2 - www.upload2.net/ (25MB)
* MyFileStash - www.myfilestash.com/ (25MB)
* MyTempDir - www.mytempdir.com/ (25MB)
* WebFile - www.webfile.ru (20MB)
* FileUploadManager - www.da_insane.boo.pl/d/upload/index.php (10MB)
* FileCabi - www.filecabi.net/ (10MB)
* Filesupload - www.filesupload.com (10MB)
* Megashares - http://www.megashares.com
* Zupload - http://www.zupload.net
* Quickdump - http://www.quickdump.com
* Streamload - http://www.streamload.com
In my life
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
mackie control tips prepared by Machinate
http://www.sinewavezero.com/Tip-looping ... lation.doc
http://www.sinewavezero.com/live5mackie ... tation.xls
http://www.sinewavezero.com/Tip-looping ... lation.doc
http://www.sinewavezero.com/live5mackie ... tation.xls
Superb service for upping tracks/test clips (even includes built in flash player):
http://www.divshare.com/upload
http://www.divshare.com/upload