Beginners Guide to Mastering with Ableton Live

FANTASTiC | 24 August 2018 | 178 MB

A mastering video tutorial series designed for the beginner, covering the important topics needed to master your music in Ableton Live! Learn the basic principles and terminologies, as well as specific steps to take to get great sounding master files that you can publish to the world. Adam welcomes you and then goes over what mastering actually is, followed by quite possibly the most important aspect of mastering, limiting. You’ll then see how to properly set your limiter and how loud you should actually make it. Throughout the rest of the series you’ll explore topics such as setting sub bass and kick drum levels, using EQ to tonally balance your master mix, and why you should do mastering as a separate step. You’ll also learn about export options & file types, headroom for MP3 conversion, and what Metadata is and how to use it. Rounding it all out, Adam then goes into topics such as DC Offset, when it is OK and not OK to go “into the red” in your level meters, how to Look at Mastering Chains / Racks and much more.

Working with Ableton Live MIDI Effects

FANTASTiC | 17 August 2018 | 112 MB

In-depth series all about using Ableton Live’s MIDI Effects creatively, to make more interesting and impactful parts for your songs and productions! Adam welcomes you to the series and then covers what MIDI effects are, and the basic ideas behind each of the main Ableton MIDI effects, including how you can combine them and more. You’ll then go down the line learning all the different MIDI effects and how to utilize their features to better your MIDI programming skills. Adam goes over features and topics including Offset Notes, Arpeggio Strum Trick, Layered Arpeggios, Note Length Release Trick, Manipulating Rhythm with Velocity MIDI Effect, Humanizing Chords, Creating MIDI Rhythms, Using Velocity to modulate something other than velocity, Unsynced Arp Builds, Step Sequencing and much, much more. See the individual tutorial descriptions for more info. If you program and edit MIDI in Ableton Live, this series is a must see. Discover how to get more from Ableton Live with its amazing MIDI Effects… Watch “Working with Ableton Live MIDI Effects” today.

How To Use Ableton Live 10 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | July 23 2018 | 1.51 GB

Beginner Level 2

Over the next 19 videos, we welcome back Ableton certified trainer, as he takes you to the next level on this masterclass journey. If you are a complete beginner or even a seasoned pro, this course has something for everyone. How To Use Ableton 10 Level 2, continues on from where Level 1 finished off. It is quite literary NEXT LEVEL! With loads of useful knowledge for producers starting out, we begin by checking out insert vs send/return FX including reverb and delay, take a closer look frequency removal, compression and sidechain compression before layering synths and stereo widening. Checks out some more automation techniques before finishing off with a simple master of the track so that all the elements fit together perfectly.

Learn Ableton Live in a Day

FANTASTiC | 19 July 2018 | 1.2 GB

Complete Production Course

In This Learn Ableton Live In A Day course, I will show you how to create a full song and learn all of the parts of Ableton Live that you need to know when producing music. This Course will learn you how to master Ableton Live without any prior knowledge! I will show you how to produce music with Ableton Live as well as creating full music songs without talking about unnecessary stuff that you won’t even use…. ever. This course is created for the absolute beginner as well as advanced users who wants to expand their knowledge within Ableton Live software. We are covering all of the different parts in Ableton Live such as Clip Envelopes, Automation, Warping Modes and Session/Arrangement View.

Ableton Live 10 The Complete Course

FANTASTiC | 14 July 2018 | 5.61 GB

Start Producing Your Own Music in Ableton Live 10

This course is all about Ableton Live 10, which is a software for music sequencing and is a digital audio workstation for OS X and Windows. Ableton Live is used across professional studios, bedroom studios and also as a performance tool for live performance. Learning how to use your DAW correctly will dramatically improve the quality of your music and the speed you create it. NOTE: This course is for Ableton Live Suite 10 and above. Some of the features I discuss in this course will only be available for Ableton Live Suite 10 and above.

Advanced MIDI Techniques Ableton Live

FANTASTiC | 14 July 2018 | 219 MB

Knowing Ableton Live’s MIDI basics can get you a long way, but learning more advanced techniques will open up a whole new world of creative possibilities. This course, by Ableton Live certified trainer DJ Kiva, details many expert techniques and workflows guaranteed to get your MIDI creative juice flowing. Are you often stuck in a 4-bar loop? Kiva starts the course by revealing various ways to break out of the “loop” mindset and create interesting variations to help you finish your tracks faster than you ever thought possible. Next, he explains and demonstrates how to come up with fresh musical ideas using the powerful MIDI devices included with Live: Arpeggiator, Chord, Note Length, Pitch, Random, Scale and Velocity. How to generate new patterns with the Mono Sequencer or with some intricate MIDI routing is also covered. Finally, you get even more adventurous by mixing and matching all the techniques and devices covered in the course.

ZenPad Waterworx AiFF

P2P | 28 June 2018 | 839 MB

Zenpad Waterworx – a revolutionary new grand construction kit for Ableton Live bringing the ethereal aspects of water to life; This kit includes more than 400 sounds and samples offering a variety of truly innovative timbres, atmospheric textures, and soundscapes inspired by the rich sound of water tailor made for professional use in music production, sound design and film score compositions. Waterworx recreates the sounds and atmosphere of rivers, oceans, waterfalls, and lakes. It draws on an array of instrumentation including: various analog synths, guitars, drums, mallet instruments, vocals, piano, acoustic and electric percussion and more.