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Distant Earth
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New to Ableton, old to electronic music, check it....

Post by Distant Earth » Wed Jun 17, 2009 6:15 pm

Hi, I'm Jeremy otherwise known as Distant Earth (no I'm not famous, yet ;) )

I've been making electronic music for a while but recently have been thinking of playing live, that's how I got into Ableton Live.

I've been going through my tracks and cutting them up to do as a mega live session ala Pitch Black but have been trying Ableton in composition too. I used to just use my trusty MC-505 and microKrog straight into Cubase. This may well be on my next (after 2012) LP, I'm planning to call "The Faultline".

Here is my first track in Ableton, comments please. It's all Ableton Live except the bass which is my microKorg.

http://www.ilike.com/artist/Distant+Ear ... +Faultline

please bare in mind it's far from finished. I still have to get to grips with the details of Ableton
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Re: New to Ableton, old to electronic music, check it....

Post by som » Wed Jun 17, 2009 6:37 pm

The bass is great. Subtle but dominant...
http://www.soundcloud.com/s_o_m

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Re: New to Ableton, old to electronic music, check it....

Post by Distant Earth » Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:15 pm

Thanks guys.

I'm just so surprised at how easy Live is to actually use. I don't even have Suite but it was so easy to come up with something somewhat decent from start up. I'm looking to get the Akai Controller then I'll really be in business...

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