I really like it. However after about 5-10 minutes it starts lagging. I got a good pc and don't have this issue regardless of plugins on Maschine 2 when making the music. Any thoughts as to why it starts lagging? The sound is still okay but the meters all become not fluid at all.
@@badhabit I did. Very refreshing to see someone not trying to sell me something. You relayed great points effectively, were very personable, seemed extremely knowledgeable about your subject matter and if I am not wrong - didn't ask us to Buy anything at all! Very refreshing video! The 1 thing that you touched on but gives beginners a Big issue is importing a sample with a bpm of say, 100 (which it says down under the Warp section) but, your project is at say, 125. That really messes people up I have found. Might be a subject for you one day. All of that said: Liked/Subbed and all that. Peace brotha!
I would love if one day in future you publish full course for ableton, you really explain things well and smooth to the point I don’t get bored at all 🙌
For tip #1, I won't say you don't need it. Depends on your main use case. I am both a producer and mix engineer but I mix way more than I produce. Fades on audio clips are necessary because I don't need to worry about the clicks that the audio files make when they are absent. I can cut my audio anywhere and dont need to manually fade my ends unless I need a different length of fade. Since I don't produce by dragging audio, it's more necessary for me to keep fades on... For people who mix in Ableton, it will be important to have.
super thorough breakdowns,, actually stuff i'm sure lots of us knew but either forgot over switching or upgrading to different versions-, thanks for taking the time brother,,- very helpful..
Thank you so much man, most usefull vid I've seen in a while, Ive had latency problems with my midi keyboard for years and couldn't find the answer, but its gotten much better now
Do you stay exclusively in Ableton? Or do you use a hybrid? Like, lately I tend to use Ableton for producing and then I move everything over into ProTools to mix. Do you just stay in Ableton?
hey thanks so much, glad you liked it! 😁 the masterclass is a production masterclass! It's linked in my description, it'll bring you to Studio which is the platform where I'm selling it. It's not about warping only, more about producing a song from scratch! but while I do I talk about the way I edit audio and you just see me do it throughout the whole process, hope you'll enjoy it!
You need to do an Ableton Mega Masterclass and go through everything. I'd buy it. Thanks for the info. Just picked up the new new UA Apollo X Duo Gen 2 would be sweet to get a video on how to load the UA plug ins and tips and tricks for Ableton + UA
I actually have a production masterclass, if you’re interested check out the link in the description! 🙏 BUT I will definitely think about making one focused on Ableton, thanks for the idea man!!
Generally speaking yes but you never know. For example maybe you have a stomp kick, and it could be cool to have some of its frequencies stereo. Let’s say, you should aim to having low frequencies mono!
the fact i heard that vocal sample in a song and hearing it here is just like damn but amazing video i just started working in ableton from fl and its a huge difference of what you can do with just what it comes with out the box
Didn't know that about Simpler Modes! Thanks! The best way to notice what warping modes do is messing it up! A advice: you could lower the music a bit, it's making it harder to understand you
Fades on clips is on by default because its so useful. Without it, every time you cut a clip, you have to manually add a fade so the audio doesnt click. Pretty much standard on most DAWS
Great video bro and glad to found your channel. I am using the latest ableton 12 with asio4all and when i switch sample rate in ableton from 44100 to 48000 my latency went down instead of up...... weird but i dont mind but needs some testing indeed. The higher i set the sample rate the lower the latency gets...... its like the upside down world.
@ it’s more demanding on your computer that is true, but that doesn’t mean the latency should increase. More cpu usage is not directly affecting the latency, it’s just affecting how efficient your computer will be! But if you have a powerful one it’ll handle it
@@jared_musicSTC of course yeah, but I’d rather add them myself when I need them and make sure my one shots are not faded in when I drag them into the project! That’s what works for me at least
I import stems created on Tascam 12 and don't know the BPM, not always 4/4 and they don't all start at the same time. Abelton always imposes it's own BPM, 4/4 and starts the stem in the wrong position. It's completely wrong and I waste too much time trying to fix it. How do I stop Abelton from doing this and make it work like a tape recorder?
hmm that's a different story. I would un-warp all the samples, or just set "do not warp long samples" and probably try to align them manually. You maybe ned some sort of count in to be able to align them, that's what I would do! Once you have aligned them and fixed the time signature, THEN activate the warp, so at that point you should be able to change tempo and all, hope it helps!
@@badhabit Thanks for the ideas. I did try to line up some parts manually but the biggest problem with a long composition is getting a part back in the spot it was originally played. Luckily the Tascam recorded the reverb track that I could use as a guide where things went. I'll try reloading everything using your ideas with warp. Cheers.
I really like the video. Thanks for the great tips. I have one request, please just leave out the background music. It's difficult to concentrate when the music is playing all the time. Thank you very much
@@zach5539 absolutely! Also for the end of the clips, but that’s why I always check myself and add it manually if I need to, too many years wasted on this 😂
The auto clip fades is actually of of my favourite settings. When you chop audio if you don't do it at the zero crossing it will pop and it's sooo distracting when i hear it in people's songs. I've always done most of my drums in midi tho so i dont have this problem very often
@@lilwombat oh yea if you use midi that won’t be an issue for you definitely! And yes whenever I chop audio I just prefer to do it myself, important thing is just knowing that option is there at all 😁
Why record at 48000? Every where you are going to upload your music will compress it at 44.1, Spotify, UA-cam, sound cloud, it doesn't matter it will be compressed at 44.1
honestly just habit! but doesn't really make a difference that we can notice. However I let my mastering engineer do those kind of conversions before going to streaming platforms!
@@badhabit it's madness isn't it, I have the option of 92k but only anyone who a give too personally would be able to enjoy it. I forget what compact disc would let you save it, but I know it all about space. It soon going to be 2025 and we deserve better. Rant over hope you have a nice day ✌️😊
Re #1 - that's the default to avoid samples clicking at the beginning of samples if they're not starting at zero-crossing. If - as you say - it took you years to figure it out, then I won't bother watching the rest of the video...
@@Artek604 don’t then, who cares. wondering why you clicked on the video in the first place since you’re the smartest in the room Finally, I know it’s for clicks, but that’s not what I’m talking about in the video. I’m talking about how this affects your one shots
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Thanks for this great video. I'm on Ableton 11 suite and I hope to still find good videos for it sinds there's a new release.
I really like it. However after about 5-10 minutes it starts lagging. I got a good pc and don't have this issue regardless of plugins on Maschine 2 when making the music. Any thoughts as to why it starts lagging? The sound is still okay but the meters all become not fluid at all.
Finally! Someone with something about Ableton that I did not know! Thanks man!
Glad you learned something new! 😎
@@badhabit I did. Very refreshing to see someone not trying to sell me something. You relayed great points effectively, were very personable, seemed extremely knowledgeable about your subject matter and if I am not wrong - didn't ask us to Buy anything at all! Very refreshing video! The 1 thing that you touched on but gives beginners a Big issue is importing a sample with a bpm of say, 100 (which it says down under the Warp section) but, your project is at say, 125. That really messes people up I have found. Might be a subject for you one day. All of that said: Liked/Subbed and all that. Peace brotha!
Your masterclass was amazing! The layering tricks was the best + your recording process has been a lifesaver!
Wow!! That’s great to hear! 🙌 so glad you liked it!
@@MaydSounds he is the most passionate and talented music producer you can find on UA-cam
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this helped alot! just started on ableton and this video was awesome! please keep making videos
Thanks for watching! Glad I could help!
You’re one of my favorites yt channel. Please keep going!
Appreciate the support!! 🙏 of course I will
I would love if one day in future you publish full course for ableton, you really explain things well and smooth to the point I don’t get bored at all 🙌
I've definitely thought about that, just need more free time to actually do it 😅 but I will! Thanks for watching appreciate it!!
Very good vid, very usefull..thank's man !
Glad it helped! 🙏
For tip #1, I won't say you don't need it. Depends on your main use case. I am both a producer and mix engineer but I mix way more than I produce. Fades on audio clips are necessary because I don't need to worry about the clicks that the audio files make when they are absent. I can cut my audio anywhere and dont need to manually fade my ends unless I need a different length of fade. Since I don't produce by dragging audio, it's more necessary for me to keep fades on... For people who mix in Ableton, it will be important to have.
very good point! thanks for this!
super thorough breakdowns,, actually stuff i'm sure lots of us knew but either forgot over switching or upgrading to different versions-, thanks for taking the time brother,,- very helpful..
Amazing so glad to help out! 🙏 thanks for watching!
Really informative and deep
Hope you get more subs.
By the way, how do you study songs?
thanks so much! anyway I just listen many times and try to understand what I'm hearing 😎
thanks! what DAW alongside Ableton do you recommend?
Best combo for me is Ableton + Pro Tools!
@@badhabit thank you Sir!
Thank you very much badhabit! Another useful video 🙌🏻 applying this rn
Hope to take your studio class soon
amazing man glad to be helpful! And yes, can't wait to know what you think of the class, a lot of info in there pretty sure you will enjoy it 😎
I love your attitude, your positive attitude , your good energy and your explanation. Thank you
Thanks man! I appreciate you saying that! 🙏 thanks for watching and supporting!
Thank you so much man, most usefull vid I've seen in a while, Ive had latency problems with my midi keyboard for years and couldn't find the answer, but its gotten much better now
Glad it helped!
That was great, thanks! Really well explained.
Very glad to help! Thanks for watching 😎
Do you stay exclusively in Ableton? Or do you use a hybrid? Like, lately I tend to use Ableton for producing and then I move everything over into ProTools to mix. Do you just stay in Ableton?
I sometimes do the exact same thing but only for mixing final records, in that case sometimes I go to pro tools! Or to record vocals
@@badhabit Ah okay! Thanks a ton!
This video has more useful information that the whole music production course that I took 😮Thank you!
You're very welcome! 😎
Great information brother u deserve more subs😁
Thanks for watching man, appreciate it! 🙏
This is a well explained video! Great job
Glad to help! Thanks for watching 😎
great one ! thanks a lot :) where is the masterclass about warping ? couldn't find it 🙏
hey thanks so much, glad you liked it! 😁 the masterclass is a production masterclass! It's linked in my description, it'll bring you to Studio which is the platform where I'm selling it. It's not about warping only, more about producing a song from scratch! but while I do I talk about the way I edit audio and you just see me do it throughout the whole process, hope you'll enjoy it!
@@badhabit ah yes ok! Thanks for the explanation 👌
Thx , totally usefull and well explained !
Glad to hear that!
I need to save this!!! Good info!!!👊🏾
Glad to hear it man! Thanks for watching!
Thx for the great tips!
Appreciate it! Glad this was helpful!
the most amazing channel on youtube that's a fact!!!
wow thank you soooo much!!
You need to do an Ableton Mega Masterclass and go through everything. I'd buy it. Thanks for the info. Just picked up the new new UA Apollo X Duo Gen 2 would be sweet to get a video on how to load the UA plug ins and tips and tricks for Ableton + UA
I actually have a production masterclass, if you’re interested check out the link in the description! 🙏 BUT I will definitely think about making one focused on Ableton, thanks for the idea man!!
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Great tips, thanks!
my pleasure!!
Top tier video bro 🙏🏼
Thanks bro, glad you liked it! 🙏
Heyy I have one question:- the bass and the kick ia always should be in mono ?
Generally speaking yes but you never know. For example maybe you have a stomp kick, and it could be cool to have some of its frequencies stereo. Let’s say, you should aim to having low frequencies mono!
the fact i heard that vocal sample in a song and hearing it here is just like damn but amazing video i just started working in ableton from fl and its a huge difference of what you can do with just what it comes with out the box
Amazing glad to help, you’re gonna enjoy Ableton 💪
Didn't know that about Simpler Modes! Thanks!
The best way to notice what warping modes do is messing it up!
A advice: you could lower the music a bit, it's making it harder to understand you
Glad to help my friend! Thanks for the tip!!
Explained so well thank you Band habit you know your stuff
Appreciated!
I actually like the auto-fades, got it engaged most of the time. I use a sampler for my drums anyway, so I don't have that transient issue.
Totally makes sense!!
Fades on clips is on by default because its so useful. Without it, every time you cut a clip, you have to manually add a fade so the audio doesnt click. Pretty much standard on most DAWS
Agree with you however I like to add it myself and preserve my one shots most of the time!
it can be useful but it can also be a curse so i like it to be off at default.
Great video bro and glad to found your channel. I am using the latest ableton 12 with asio4all and when i switch sample rate in ableton from 44100 to 48000 my latency went down instead of up...... weird but i dont mind but needs some testing indeed. The higher i set the sample rate the lower the latency gets...... its like the upside down world.
It’s not weird that’s how it is supposed to work! Its actually the same thing I’m showing in the video 😁
@@badhabit But the higher the bitrate goes the more power it would take from the computer right? So the latency should go up and not down....
@ it’s more demanding on your computer that is true, but that doesn’t mean the latency should increase. More cpu usage is not directly affecting the latency, it’s just affecting how efficient your computer will be! But if you have a powerful one it’ll handle it
@@badhabit I see! Thank god i found your video then because now my latency much better so big thanks!
The automatic fades are too avoid clicks and pops when clip happens to end in the middle of a waveform.
@@jared_musicSTC of course yeah, but I’d rather add them myself when I need them and make sure my one shots are not faded in when I drag them into the project! That’s what works for me at least
@@badhabit yeah that makes total sense!
Oh wow I only knew number 3 and 4!! 🔥
amazing so glad to help!!
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Thank you!!
This tricks are amazing thank you
Glad they were helpful! 😎
Thanks for this!
Thank you for watching!!
great tips, thank you 😎👍
Glad it was helpful!
I import stems created on Tascam 12 and don't know the BPM, not always 4/4 and they don't all start at the same time. Abelton always imposes it's own BPM, 4/4 and starts the stem in the wrong position. It's completely wrong and I waste too much time trying to fix it. How do I stop Abelton from doing this and make it work like a tape recorder?
hmm that's a different story. I would un-warp all the samples, or just set "do not warp long samples" and probably try to align them manually. You maybe ned some sort of count in to be able to align them, that's what I would do! Once you have aligned them and fixed the time signature, THEN activate the warp, so at that point you should be able to change tempo and all, hope it helps!
@@badhabit Thanks for the ideas. I did try to line up some parts manually but the biggest problem with a long composition is getting a part back in the spot it was originally played. Luckily the Tascam recorded the reverb track that I could use as a guide where things went. I'll try reloading everything using your ideas with warp. Cheers.
Kool, thanks 🙏🏼
glad you liked it 🔥
Can’t wait to buy the sample pack
@@ajaydharmarajan4066 that one probably won’t go for sale as it served me as a test, currently working on the actual one 😎
No problem,we all are waiting
We all would love the remake bundles also
Right click your stock eq and lower the amounts you can see to the left inside the eq. That will save precious cpu power
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thanks a lot!
Thank you 😊
Thank you for watching!!
Ok for Tip #5! 🔥🔥🔥
💪 glad to help!!
Complex Pro for Full Songs always.
is this in 12 i don’t see the quantize options in 11 I only get the pop up
yeah in 11 you'll have a popup menu but it works the same way!
I really like the video. Thanks for the great tips. I have one request, please just leave out the background music. It's difficult to concentrate when the music is playing all the time. Thank you very much
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the tip!!
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Be careful with tip number 1. the fade at the start of each clip is to reduce random clicks you may get while cutting longer samples.
@@zach5539 absolutely! Also for the end of the clips, but that’s why I always check myself and add it manually if I need to, too many years wasted on this 😂
@@badhabit best to use simpler or drumrack with drums. Overall it's alot easier to replace samples and add swing
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The auto clip fades is actually of of my favourite settings. When you chop audio if you don't do it at the zero crossing it will pop and it's sooo distracting when i hear it in people's songs. I've always done most of my drums in midi tho so i dont have this problem very often
@@lilwombat oh yea if you use midi that won’t be an issue for you definitely! And yes whenever I chop audio I just prefer to do it myself, important thing is just knowing that option is there at all 😁
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Glad you liked it , thanks!!
Why record at 48000? Every where you are going to upload your music will compress it at 44.1, Spotify, UA-cam, sound cloud, it doesn't matter it will be compressed at 44.1
Just because it’s easier to make music in imo the top frequencies can really improve the comprehension for me
honestly just habit! but doesn't really make a difference that we can notice. However I let my mastering engineer do those kind of conversions before going to streaming platforms!
@@badhabit it's madness isn't it, I have the option of 92k but only anyone who a give too personally would be able to enjoy it.
I forget what compact disc would let you save it, but I know it all about space. It soon going to be 2025 and we deserve better.
Rant over hope you have a nice day ✌️😊
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Hahaha 😂 I wish they were! It’s just an nice old neon light I got on eBay
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10 years to discover warp modes SMH
lol that one I learned early actually
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Thank you so muchhhhhh
tip 1 is really, dont sample your drums with drum rack and drag and drop samples. who got you your grammys? beyonce?
Not sure what you’re talking about 😂
@@badhabitI think he’s referring to a meme, if I’m not mistaken 😅
Re #1 - that's the default to avoid samples clicking at the beginning of samples if they're not starting at zero-crossing. If - as you say - it took you years to figure it out, then I won't bother watching the rest of the video...
@@Artek604 don’t then, who cares.
wondering why you clicked on the video in the first place since you’re the smartest in the room
Finally, I know it’s for clicks, but that’s not what I’m talking about in the video. I’m talking about how this affects your one shots
@badhabit no, I clicked on the video because honestly I thought I'll learn something new because I'm not the smartest in the room :)
None of these are hidden because they are all mentioned in detail in their docs.
lol I know but nobody reads that so here I am to summarize 😂
i didn't even know you can quantize audio..
Oh yeahhh now you know
Hi badhabit , can you make a video on how as a music producer we can earn money from our music and how much we can generate revenue from different platform
Yes! In the works definitely 👀