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Novation Launchpad for Ableton (First Look)
Dj TechTool's exclusive look at the new Launchpad, a joint creation from Ableton and Novation.
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Ohm64 with Ableton Wideshot
Here is a wideshot of the Ableton Live session with the Ohm64 by Livid Instruments. I am using MIDI from Ableton to light up the Ohm64 and MIDI from the Ohm64 to trigger the clips in Live.
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Ohm64 with Ableton Closeup
Here is a closeup of the Ableton Live session with the Ohm64. I am using MIDI from Ableton to light up the Ohm64 and MIDI from the Ohm64 to trigger the clips in Live.
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Ableton Stutter Pads instrument
Www.musicsoftwaretraining.com Ableton Stutter Pads instrument Resources: youtu.be
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Ableton Tutorial: Sidechaining without a compressor
How is a trick to getting that famous Sidechain effect without using a compressor in Ableton Live. You are able to have more control over your sounds as well.
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Pseudo Scratching In Ableton Live 8
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Sidechain Compression in Ableton Live 8
Huston Singletary explains and demonstrates the popular "pumping and breathing" effect used on countless electronic and dance tracks. Live 8's intuitive Compressor-Sidechain effect is explained and a custom preset is created in the studio showing the characteristics of this classic audio effect.
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Vocal manipulation with Ableton Simplers.
There are thousands of ways to mangle audio into weird and wild sound. Here's a screencast of a trick I sometimes put to work.
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