Ableton Live 10 Ultimate Tutorial 05 - Signal Flow

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[@jonva13]

This is a fantastic explanation of signal flow. Really helped me understand how sound flows through the application. Thanks!

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Took me a minute to realize you had added a return track for this demo. All I had at first was reverb and delay lol

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Thanks

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Hey i am newer to producing and was recommended to your videos. They have been very informative and was wondering. Is some of what this video going over also considered side chaining or am I not 100% understanding what side chaining is?

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[@Algorhythmical]

But I don’t understand why when I pull down the track fader it doesn’t affect the device channel input meter?

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4:51 BUSSING

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So how do I adjust the INPUT GAIN on a track? This app is not friendly for audio engineers.

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Everyone learns at different paces / starting points. If the tutorial is too 'slow' for you that indicates you are at a higher / more advance level than it is being aimed at but others may find it pitched just right for them. Constructive criticism is great but also be understanding of the level that the video is being pitched at. I knew most of this video's content but there was 5 minutes which explained something new.

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Man you gotta take out the spelling practice and make this a 5 minute video thats still as good.

[@UnfilteredEmotion]

Thanks man, this is invaluable information ! Fifth tutorial : Done (-: !

[@UnfilteredEmotion]

Thanks man, this is invaluable information ! Fifth tutorial : Done (-: !