Mark Mosher’s live performance

September 20, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Mark Mosher’s live performance 

Ableton guru Mosher on stage

“I’m rehearsing an original composition “Celebration and Voices” from my album I Hear Your Signals. http://markmosher.bandcamp.com/album/…

I’m using a Novation Launchpad and Ableton Live 8. I’m controlling the session, effects, and playing melodies in real-time from the Launchpad.”
Percussa Audio Cubes to his left.

Learn the secrets of white noise

September 16, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Learn the secrets of white noise 

How to make a white noise build up in Ableton

Live remix using Ableton Live and the Novation Launch Pad

September 15, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Live remix using Ableton Live and the Novation Launch Pad 

From Progtronica producer, Nigel Sifantus, this is a live remix of the song “Candle That Burns At Both Ends” using Ableton Live, the Novation Launchpad and ZeRO SL Mk II. There are absolutely no power cords used, just usb cables, the Mac’s battery, and a small boombox to hear the sound. Visit nigelsifantus.com for more information on Progtronica productions.

How to use Slice to Midi in Ableton using an acapella

September 14, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on How to use Slice to Midi in Ableton using an acapella 

A short tutorial using Ableton, enjoy

Tips and tricks in Ableton – Dub step

September 12, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · 1 Comment 

Below we will take a look at dubstep composition in Ableton Live.

Starting with a basic beat, Ableton instructor Steve Nalepa uses the Impulse instrument to make a basic beat and then shows some tips on how to make it more interesting.

After creating a basic beat in part one he shows us how to add groove, a bass line and how to add some interest using some VST effects

Ableton Live University

September 6, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Ableton Live University 

Ableton has partnered with the leading online education providers to offer free Ableton Live training when you buy Live 8, Suite 8, Live Intro or any upgrade between September 1 and October 31, 2010.

Whether you’re an experienced studio veteran, a DJ who wants more creative possibilities or are just getting started with music production, there’s Ableton Live training for you.

After you buy an eligible product, you’ll get a coupon that gives you access to any—or all—of the training options listed below.

Training in English

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Berkleemusic.com is offering one week of access to their “Producing Music with Ableton Live” and “Advanced Music Production with Ableton Live” courses. These are university-level courses on all aspects of Ableton Live.
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Sonic Academy is offering 30 days of free access to every Ableton video in their library, covering everything from Ableton basics to genre-specific how-to videos.
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AudioTechKnowledge.com is offering a sampling of both Volumes 1 and 2 of their Ableton Live course. This special version, produced by ASK Video, includes 24 lessons.
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Live-courses.com is offering a sampling of both their Beginner and Advanced Ableton Live courses. These four lessons are taught by Ableton Certfied Trainer Rob Jones.

Training in French

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Elephorm is offering 30 days of access to a sampling of their Ableton Live tutorial content, presented by Ableton Certified Trainer Agni Akkitham.

Training in German

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DVD Lernkurs is offering a special downloadable package containing videos from both volumes of their Ableton Live training courses. This special 40-lesson compilation accompanies users through the steps necessary to create their first tracks with Ableton Live, from basic recording to export.

Training in Spanish

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microFusa is offering the first six lessons of their first-level Ableton Live 8 course. After an introduction to the basic navigation and use of Ableton Live, users will be presented with instruction for specific applications, from live DJing to song production using virtual instruments.

Dig your Ableton from 300feet away

September 1, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Dig your Ableton from 300feet away 

This video captures a demo of using TouchAble for iPad to control Ableton Live from 100 meters.

That sounds amazingly awesome – until you think about how many times you’ve needed to control Ableton Live from 100 meters away.

The video does demonstrate, though, that TouchAble frees live users to perform away from their computer – anywhere within WiFi range.

Want to know more about sidechain compression in Ableton…

August 29, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Want to know more about sidechain compression in Ableton… 

…than check out this introduction

Leave your comments if you think it worthwhile

All you need to know about ReWiring with Ableton and Reason

August 28, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on All you need to know about ReWiring with Ableton and Reason 

What do you do when your tracks are not lining up in Ableton? In this video, Bill shows you what to do as he does some syncing in Ableton Live and Propellerhead Reason. Bill also shows how to ReWire a device and also shows off some routing options within Reason.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_-DSRBc5XQ

A customized Ableton Live control solution.

August 25, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on A customized Ableton Live control solution. 

MB Control resembles some of the Lemur layouts, focusing on touch-augmented renditions of standard control schemes for triggering, mixing, and parameter adjustment. I still imagine this will fail to impress some people who enjoy tactile hardware controllers, but it does look practical, and there’s no reason you can’t put an iPad next to a box of physical faders.

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