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Amazing ambient piece 🙏 and i love your videos, so calm, so peaceful, great job and thank you for these 🙏

so good!

love your content today I'm thankful to have found your channel, keep going !

don't have music on in the bg when you're making a video about making music. highly confusing that while you're working there's all this other shit on in the bg

Are you Norwegian? Your accent is not unlike my own ;) cool technique showcase, I like the musique concrète angle.

nicely done - easy to follow along and create something cool - thanks!

Lovely demonstration of tools and talent! What do you think, after having an OP-1 for a while and now Ableton Move, which offers the best experience in sound design and better standalone results? Thanks!

Amazing ! So inspirational! I’ve just got my new Move and I’m watching your videos constantly and learn a lot! Keep going

Merci. Crispy clear!

Beautiful, dear André.

👏👏🎶

move is perfect for ambient!!

great work. were the tracks separated in Ableton live or recorded as main output from Move? Sounds clean and not muddy. Awesome

I have sonic beds too. Great sample pack. I've actually sampled all of the instruments racks to use for ambient pieces in my digitakt. Interested to know how you're using them here? Are you using the raw samples? Or the instruments racks? They sound quite layered so I'm assuming the racks (I guess that the beauty of the Move!)

Simply, I love it... You're a master at working with minimalism! Some people use minimalism as a way to justify or hide their inability to create something "rich"... but then there's you... You take it, give it purpose, and turn it into something successful and incredibly appealing. Amazing work, as always man!

Nice 🙏

considering the distance of the daw is making my eyes hurt

I really love your channel 🙏

Beautiful atmosphere :)

Interesting way, I'll definitely give it a try. Thanks for the ideas!

Love it! Wondering if you meant to have the reverb on return A not fully wet, would definitely recommend that since it's already a parallel effect!

Andre, thank you so much! You have a very warm and inspiring channel. I discovered it a week ago and I come back often. And each time there is a nice leisurely adaptation of what I have seen from you. There is a feeling of simplicity and ease in creating musical sketches. You are very precise in giving the amount of information needed to start the process. And it is very valuable that you share your experience. Rediscovered Inspired by Nature this week. I've spent a couple of evenings trying to understand the diversity of this package. And tonight I decided to take some time and follow you through this simple script. And yes, I did get lost in the process ;) PS I have a question - why don't you use Push if you have such a warm attitude to Ableton Live? Yes, I see Move. But it's a bit of a misnomer. Was looking at it myself last fall. But I decided to get myself a Push 2. And now it's changing the way I approach music sketching.

Nice! Very calmly demonstrated. Sounds great!

Love this , what is the Kalimba link please , looks like you connecting it digitally ?

That’s pretty nice

beautiful bro, i like your content, greetings from Argentina

Nice one!Less is more,Thanks

Another thankfully demonstration about the power of simplicity. Hidden jewels are in front of us, blurred by many possibilities and plugins. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for this sharing 🙏 beautiful 👏

Sometimes... music can be as simple as it is magical. In this case... the result is truly rewarding... with minimal effort. It's amazing... thanks, as always!

Simple and beautiful, thank you!

Nice one. Ableton should send you a Push 3

👏👏👏 great 👌

Wow.. Thanks!

Cool sounds also, I love My Volt 4

Lovely. Nerd question: do you recommend the Volt?

I think it could be a good background music in some kind of chill game. Hope you get your auditory

Oh yeah! I really resonate with you. And I explore uneven loops in my videos with guitar effects. Even in my last video I used this technique with Chase Bliss Blooper and Lekato Looper.

I like doing this. I do a similar thing with subtle percussion parts. Another thing I really like doing in combination with this is adding multiple variations of the loop along with Ableton's random options to trigger a random variation once each loop ends.

Creativity comes from simplicity. At least, that's how I feel about it. Great video!

Holy moly so cool!

nice work.

Hi Andre, what model is your mixer and how are you utilising it in your setup ?

Great video, thanks!

love it, thank you!

Thank you for this amazing video and tutorial 🙏 lovely track 👌

lovely pad sounds.. very melancholic, very deep! would you share the three samples ? i would like to analyse the structure and rebuild it in a Bitwig synthesizer (i dont use Ableton)

Man... thanks so much for sharing your techniques... I couldn't agree more with this kind of approach. Letting the loops flow feels so much more alive, like playing without being tied to rigid sequencing... I used to have a bit of a 'thing' against super rigid sequencers and machines for the same reason-it felt like there was no room to 'feel' or let things breathe. Over time, discovering these kinds of techniques has completely changed that, and honestly, I enjoy it so much more now. 🙌

really nice! thanks!

Nice