
Explore Ableton Live 10 to navigate the software, learn instruments and effects, create your own sounds, use built-in and third-party plug-ins, and apply equalisation and basic mastering.
Navigate Ableton Live 10, switch between session and arrangement views, and manage MIDI, audio, and effect tracks with built-in sounds. Organize plug-ins, sample folders, tempo, and export options in preferences.
Explore loading drum kits and arranging MIDI and audio channels in Ableton Live 10, duplicate notes for variation, adjust groove and volume, and group tracks for creative sound design.
Explore audio and midi effects in Ableton Live 10, including equalization, reverb, compression, and pitch, to sculpt kick, bass, and chords with sidechain and randomization.
Learn to perform a basic mix down and equalization in Ableton Live 10, adding sub bass and balancing kick and bass for a cohesive, energetic master.
Use Ableton Live's spectrum analyzer to check the track's tonality, aligning chords and bass with observed notes to ensure everything stays in key.
Discover two recording methods in Ableton Live: drag and drop from session to arrangement for static playback, or record to capture a dynamic performance with automation and effects.
Explore external plugins for Ableton Live to expand sounds and ideas, starting with Atlas for kicks and percussion, plus Diesel and the Roland SH-101 emulation for basses, pads, and chords.
Learn to turn a simple sound into a new sound using step sequencers like roser and m1 8 8 5 sequencing, apply effects, and map an lfo to parameters for evolving textures.
Explore song making and structure in Ableton Live by dividing a loop into 16 bars, adding locators, and introducing bass, percussion, and automation for evolving sections.
Learn to use noise to add texture in Ableton Live 10, including vocoder on percussion, background noise recording, and vinyl crackle warmth to enrich techno tracks.
Explore mastering basics in Ableton Live 10 by applying compression and limiting to a finished track. Compare quick mastering on the master channel with multi-band processing using frequency ranges.
Explore Ableton Live 10 by navigating the software, using sounds and plug-ins, and mastering with equalization while understanding the difference between you and MIDI.
A Course targeting people interested in electronic music and want to express themselves through music.
It is also an escape from the 9 to 5 boring job routine. The objective is to learn Ableton from an engineering point of view and to sum up all different sources of information about Ableton Live into one place. You will be able to make your own music using Ableton after finishing this Course.
You will have an idea how to use existing Ableton tools to make new sounds, and also you will learn to use some of the powerful external plugins in the market such as Uhe and Waves. Song Structure, Equalization tricks and Mastering of your own tracks will also be covered.
I grabbed all the information i have learned in the past few years and put them in one course. This is a very good starting point for people interested in that topic (Electronic Music Production using Ableton Live).
If you play any musical instrument, or have music theory background, you will maximize your options combing these with the knowledge you will get from that course..
After finishing the course, you will be able to easily use the new upgraded versions of Ableton Live when they are released.
I hope you like the content. Have fun!