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Top mini-lesson, Mr Joe Rogan-voice!!

Thank you so much, this was fantastic!!

Could have sworn that II-V-I-VI was the progression to Gravity by Sara Bareilles, but turns out I was way off. You can sing it to that progression though and it fits for the first line.

Beautiful

This setup is so cool, man

Map the attacks of each synth to its own macro. Map the filter cut-offs. Also map the wet/dry of each effect. That should give you a nice palette of texture. Now save the instrument rack as a preset and whenever you need a pad, there you go. Even if you change the presets of the three layers. You still have lots of external control to create new pads quickly.

I've been using Ableton for over a year now, and didn't realise this is possible. Genius! Definitely keeps the GAS at bay.

so sick dude - i hear this type of sound in sewerslvt's music

Great video. Similar vibe to both plugins. I will say that I think I like how the Maag EQ treated the hats and other high frequencies. It sounded a little more pleasing to my ear than the stock EQ8. EQ8 felt a bit harsh (splitting hairs but that's just what I noticed.) I use EQ8 all the time, of course. I gotta dl the Maaq EQ and try this out in my own studio to be sure.

Is that a default built in ableton theme?

I don't fully agree with this statement because there are editing plugins that do not come stock inside your DAW, but don't steal plugins. This is not 2007 where there is only a few DAW's out there to choose from and nothing is free or compatible lol Educate yourself in music production.

It’s basically a common knowledge at this point that you can null test 99.9% of third-party EQs to a stock EQ in whatever DAW you’re using. You can’t do that to a hardware unit though. But buying a digital EQ is just like throwing your money out of a window.

Maag sounds completely different and is in a different class.

He’s right.

i can clearly hear the difference lol

The most I like when ppl compare sounds say in between "now the other" 😁 But agree with the point and sub to channel. Cheers!

The difference between plug-ins 3rd party is that some of the plug-ins are specifically designed to do that specific task, yes, native plug-ins are very good nowadays but for you to duplicate that specific action that this specific EQ does, you will have to do extra steps.With that being said if you can afford it go for it, as long as you know that you can do the same thing with what you already have just by doing a few extra steps However, there are some plugins that don’t come w daws that are amazing and useful. . Great video.

It completly depends on ones mastery of the instrament you write on. Then you add that bass lines are better just because you use a keyboard. Come on. It's easier for you, but not everyone else. Not buying it, and I do write using keyboards and guitars.

Brother, how can you sit there and say you don't need Plugins... you sat there A/B matching to Maag and still couldn't sound as good, I can clearly hear that it lacks top end crispiness and just doesn't sound as tight overall as the Maag did. It is also easy to EQ when you have a reference point like the Maag there where you can A/B a plugin and try to recreate it, but try and do as good of a job without having Maag available to compare your EQ to. At the end of the day it's just an EQ plugin, but why It's so good is that the configuration is musical, it's very fast to dial in and it sounds great and saves a lot of time

THANK U <3

if you can't hear the difference then you can't but don't assume there is not any, but does it really matter?

I've been using Massive for sub bass/808s for years. it's so clean. I will say (and I'm not sure if it's possible in drift,) I use separate oscillators for the kick attack and sustain/bass note. I also turn off the key tracking for the kick osc so the kick sound is the same no matter what note is played. Not quite the same as an 808, a little more modern. It's super clean though.

Please do a volume match and upload a comparison video How can you say these are similar?

We can't hear nothing, you don't play them back to back, there is volume difference, and you play them for 2 seconds. It's impossible to give an objective listen to it.

Less is more, thank you for this information! ✨

Hi,, just wanted to know how you got the manuscript and chord view. It is very helpful. Thanks a lot.

Completely agree with the sentiment btw, but for this EQ in particular, there's a great free alternative called Luftikus (and another that I just found out about called Sky Blue EQ4) that's worth checking out. But also for this one in particular, the high-end boost isn't exactly tricky to recreate with your stock EQs. Kilohearts and Melda also have great free plugin suites that offer similar to what you'd get from a DAW's stock range, but can naturally be used across DAWs. But yeah, fully on-board with getting to know your tools and being able to get the most out of them. It's difficult when producers are targeted with message that "this one plugin will change your mix" etc. on a regular basis. And to be fair it is tricky to make your stock plugins behave like their 'characterful' counterparts when you don't have the expensive one installed to compare against. Though with many plugin companies offering demo/trial versions, perhaps that's a useful learning tool.

Very clear lesson. Much appreciated

Sound dope bro 💯🔥✅but This beat leans more on the reggaeton, moombahton style and there’s differente type of dancehall to (I’m a island boy from growing up on a island trust me I know) 😅

my ideas fizzle out very quickly, learning piano is helping a lot to get the ideas out of my head and into the piano roll quickly i don't think i could work with just a piano roll very well. I play guitar and drums since little. I wish i woulda learned piano too, it's getting there slowly. Thanks for your lessons in all the piano short videos.

One major drawback : I'm broke

Great video thank you ❤

Need more ableton tutorials

Really valuable video I learned a lot also great singer!

Great video! Well explained and I learned some cool tricks!

Amazing, thanks

When I collect and save a project to archive it should I freeze all my tracks first so that in the future I would still be able still work on tracks that used plugins that were no longer functioning by flattening them, while with tracks that used plugins that were still functioning I could just unfreeze them in order to be able to adjust any plugin settings? Are there be any drawbacks to this approach?

Really good advice tbh especially if you move it up a few keys

well damb as a beginner this makes no sense

Wow, despite a big delay, it actually works, many thanks! Incredibly helpful tip, compared to messing around with virtual audio cables and a shitty asio4all driver

Wow!

Thanks for this mate. So I'm wondering now, should I collect all and save every time I would normally save - assuming I've recorded something new or add things or what not?

You took away my anxiety I had about this. Very helpful thank you

i looooove it but in ableton 12 the electric instrument keys or anything doesnt go negative

Great video. From a different angle, how much time does it take to acquire this knowledge, to use these stock plugins? Comfort, laziness, instant excitement etc are bad reasons to go for the quick buy, but there must be a trade off. A hundred buks for most of us is a lot of money, so you are willing to spend time, but how about 30 (when plugins are on sale)? In that case it might be worth it.

Wow. Thank youuuu!

This was the best explaination of the effects and the different views that I have ever watched. Thanks

thank you brother

man you saved my day