Ableton Tips and Tricks

Lesson Info
Sound Design: Collision, Tension and Effects
Ableton Live is the most efficient platform for electronic music production for djs, producers and sound designers. DJ and producer, Andrew Luck will take you through some of the coolest, and most commonly overlooked, features in Ableton Live.
In Ableton Tips and Tricks, Andrew will walk you through sound design using Ableton Instruments, mastering both Sampler and Simpler to bring real-world audio samples into your production. You’ll also learn about some of the less intuitive features of Session View including, Impulse, Clip Launching and Slice to MIDI.
If you're a new Ableton user and are ready to start using the platform like a pro, Andrew Luck's tips and tricks will help you brush up on those next-level skills.
Lessons
Ableton Live OverviewSound Design in Ableton
Quick Tips for Beginners
Physics of Music
The User Interface
Sound Design: Building the Palette
Sound Design: Kicks and Bass
Sound Design: Lead Synth Sounds
Sound Design: Pads and Pianos
Sound Design: Collision, Tension and Effects
Composing & Arranging: DJing in Ableton
Composing & Arranging: Step Sequencing
Composing & Arranging: Hatching Ideas & Songwriting
Composing & Arranging: Riffing on Loops
Composing & Arranging: Genre Hacking
Sampling & Remixing: Sampling with Simpler
Sampling & Remixing: Building Drum Racks
Sampling & Remixing: Impulse and Clip View
Sampling & Remixing: Slice to MIDI and Organization
Sampling & Remixing: Remixing and Mashups
Advanced Techniques: Modular Components
Advanced Techniques: MIDI & Audio Effects Racks
Advanced Techniques: Clip Launching
Recording in Ableton
Mixing in Ableton
Mastering in Ableton
Reviews
- This course could interest you if you are new in Ableton... If you already have some skills, the part which can bring you something is only the sound design part, here again it depends on your skills. I was looking for sound design technics, but the informations was not sufficient.
- No "tips and tricks" here. Just a very general presentation without any precise structure and information.