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loving the videos man please keep going

Learning so much cool things from your super videos Nicholas. Well explaind and easy to follow along with. Thank you 😊

Very informative video, presented very well. Great channel! Sub-ed

Super nice video ! Keed it

10nxs 4 Share! Remind me Arca style melody!

Great video. Just wanted to say I got this working in one rack using 'Sidechain Listen' as a way to send audio. I means you can save it as a track and just drop it into projects!

excellent!

beautiful

Really nice use of those field recordings and great tutorial! That idea splitting the velocities is really interesting, never thought to do that. One of the things I particularly like with using this sort of foley is you get little artefacts from the surroundings. For example, I was at the park with my son and there was a vibraphone for the kids to use. I recorded each of the notes several times and have turned it into an instrument rack. But for each note there is a little bit of background noise of kids playing, leaves rustling etc which aren't too audible but add a lot of texture to the sound.

Man, great tutorials, so pro and useful especially for techno 🖤🙌

inspiring

dude ur tutorials are soooooo good thank you for bringing my ableton level up a couple notches :))

so good!

hello nicholas ! you saved my life ! thank you for great tutorial ! i got question from this music 'opn - again' ua-cam.com/video/tlFdffnyJjw/v-deo.html from 1:26 , i can hear low cello stuff. i think its grainular or generative effect. but i don't know how to make sound like this... can you tutorial this ?

Brilliantly! Outstanding tutorial. This is so helpful for my journey in understanding creative sound design. Thank you Nicholas 😊

Your videos have opened up Ableton for me in a totally new way. Super Inspiring!

such an elegant concept! simple and effective, I'm certainly gonna play with it myself. Also, great channel, definitely worth a sub:)

I love that I found your channel. I have been using similar approaches in ableton (for example velocity as a sort of logic operator) and it's nice to add a few more techniques to the shelf. I wanted to share one relatively simple thing I started using a lot. I make a "ghost" midi track, with no instruments and add midi envelopes, expression control, midi sample and hold. Then I map it to some parameters in other tracks (e.g. a dry/wet). It is a good way to create semi random effects that can be more frequent or more sparse (depends on how many notes you put in the midi clip). It's good also to use note probability. So basically using a midi track as a modulation sequencer, opens a lot of possibilities:)

You can use gate/compressor sidechain listen instead of send

One of my fav max devices for drum edits, one thing I noticed, your drum trigger was on c major, it will never play some slices. Also can be nice to put the steps on a separate track then use the midi function and “midi to” the slices, then you can program a more consistent beat and bring the steps in at different intervals. Great video, really like all your stuff

Is this for ableton 11 or 12?

Dope ! Thx

I never thought of using this with samples, crazy! :D Pretty cool effect at the end, nice basis to get inspired

i love it, thanks man

thanks man, great tutorial

i love it, thanks man

wowwww great tutorial, thanks 💯

New to your channel Nicholas, and enjoying immensely. So creatively inspiring, so subbed of course 👍 Got a question re envelope follower: it's response (latency) seems to be affected by the buffer size I choose. So the larger (and more CPU friendly) the buffer size, the more latency, despite Delay Compensation enabled in options. Really kills the attack / groove of the effect. Am I missing something? Or do I just need to get my MacBook nice and hot when sound designing or playing around? (with a super low buffer size) :

I don't know if it's ambient core but it's incredible. Amazing work.

Found this channel so randomly (was linked on the monome/lines forum), amazing tutorial. Jam packed with new ideas to play with, 10/10 would click random link on a forum again

super clever approach!!!!

coooool nice

i love this process, too - and I think more people ought to work this way. My personal variant seems to be slightly less... "routy"; On a return, put dirt THEN the looper, and feed the send channel back into itself.

Wow. Beautiful and inspiring and informative. Fantastic video. Sub and rec

Love the way you approach these core concepts and make beautiful soundscapes with them, keep em coming !

thank you nicholas. I just discovered your channel and I'm learning a lot from these. If I may : just as you point out at the end that you subsequently resample and chop up some stuff and so on, it would be super interesting to see (if possible of course) the way you continue working towards some sort of a composition/arranging/dealing-with-form. I mean I always feel like it is one thing to put together a patch (99% of the time a generative one and even using most complex audio programming using Max or SC or ...), and another to be able to put together a convincing narrative using that stuff. and this kind of angle is almost non-existent on youtube. thanks again 🤍🤍🤍

lovely stuff

Please show what you can do with Ableton 12 Live Lite

Very cool! Thank you for sharing this! It opens tons of new possibilities

lovely again ... thank you🤍

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lovely 🤍

this was really great ! thanks man...

This is really beautiful. Thank you!

very inspiring stuff. I knew about all the harmony is rythm but this is a practical application of that concept. very well done

So cool men, i just starting my ableton live journey w the ambition of making an hybrid generativ set, ur giving me gold !! Thanks a lot, peace

So good

Beautiful :)

hell yeah now I understood that velocity chain thing. Nice video, thank you!

very cool ideas!! just as a note, i would've found it a lot easier to understand what you were doing in the first few examples if you had muted the drums for a bit. otherwise, great video!!