this is so helpful and easy to follow i checked out the school he teaches at as well of course the uk has the best schooling even when it comes to music
If I understand your question correctly, yes. Anything which will receive a MIDI input, you can trigger by sending MIDI out of the Ableton Live sequencer
Hey, thanks for watching. To zoom in I'm holding down the ctrl key and scrolling the mouse, that's for a Mac, I'm not sure what the Windows equivalent would be but I'm sure it exists.....
Very few zoom in while recording a screencast! Many have big monitors and screen it full size thinking that is impressive. As a viewer you never know where the cursor is, what is written in the boxes. In professional tutorials they have to zoom though but the amateurs don't. In Ableton there is a lot of important stuff in these text boxes so showing it is the right thing to do.
Indeed. I am recording most of these tutorials whilst I am delivering sessions on a Music Technology degree so I am constantly zooming in to draw attention to specific parts of the GUI.
I feel like you could do a launch box/warp modes/ etc tutorial for working with samples, and say mention tips on how you could use each. I.e: Warp modes can be great for something like transposing samples, while the launch box is great in session view for something like chord progressions
Thanks for the suggestion Ben. I have uploaded two tutorials on warping, they are here ua-cam.com/video/zY1Xd0zq1_0/v-deo.html and here ua-cam.com/video/IoTM106Cwe0/v-deo.html Hopefully you will get what you need from them, if not, let me know.
I'm wearing ear buds, and boy... when you slap that space bar it thunders through ur keyboard, down your internal mic and punishes my eardrums. Please use an external mic not attached to the same surface as your mac!
Hi Andrew. It's difficult for me to do this as I am delivering to a entire room of students on a Music Technology degree. I will look into it, though, thanks for the feedback.
You could make a midi clip with the scale in it and just drag it into your scales and chords folder and it will save it just as a ALC file and save you the space and extra folders. Dope tut though
Hey Dwight. If you drag an entire track to the browser area, it should save an .als file (Ableton Live Set) which contains the track and all the clips on that track. Check this tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/DTcttYkIzT8/v-deo.html
02:39 made me think of that scene in The Office when Jim is dressed up as Dwight and he says "Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica"
Nice one mate....this is spot on , quick and concise.
Now THAT is true innovation. Outstanding.
Hey Eric, glad you like it.
this is so helpful and easy to follow i checked out the school he teaches at as well of course the uk has the best schooling even when it comes to music
You're welcome to join us, April, I deliver two degrees now at Middlesbrough College. Sound & Music Technology, and Audiovisual Technology.
can this system work like arranger keyboards like korg pa, yamaha psr? Please guide me
If I understand your question correctly, yes. Anything which will receive a MIDI input, you can trigger by sending MIDI out of the Ableton Live sequencer
cool way of working. thanks for sharing this
Very Nice Technique. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome tip! Thanks for sharing knowledge!
You're welcome.
love the amount of times 'pertaining' comes up
Thank you . This is something I can put to good use. Thanks again, Kieron.
Thanks for watching!
This is a very neat way of doing this
SIMPLY BRILLIANT!!! THANKS A LOT :-)
You’re welcome
thanks so much this is a game changer for me
You're very welcome
thanks Jack! Superb work.
You are very welcome, thanks for watching.
thank you
You're welcome
I love the zooming in. That part of it I have never used cause I have so little info on it.
Hey, thanks for watching. To zoom in I'm holding down the ctrl key and scrolling the mouse, that's for a Mac, I'm not sure what the Windows equivalent would be but I'm sure it exists.....
Very few zoom in while recording a screencast! Many have big monitors and screen it full size thinking that is impressive. As a viewer you never know where the cursor is, what is written in the boxes. In professional tutorials they have to zoom though but the amateurs don't. In Ableton there is a lot of important stuff in these text boxes so showing it is the right thing to do.
Indeed. I am recording most of these tutorials whilst I am delivering sessions on a Music Technology degree so I am constantly zooming in to draw attention to specific parts of the GUI.
Good
Yes!!!! Thank you!!!
you're welcome!
Very explicitly displayed thank you very much
You're welcome!
Hey. It would be nice to be able to download this. I would appreciate it :)
Great tutorial, cant see myself using this too often though. Thumbs up
Thanks Ben, feel free to submit a request for something you might find more useful.
I feel like you could do a launch box/warp modes/ etc tutorial for working with samples, and say mention tips on how you could use each. I.e: Warp modes can be great for something like transposing samples, while the launch box is great in session view for something like chord progressions
Thanks for the suggestion Ben. I have uploaded two tutorials on warping, they are here ua-cam.com/video/zY1Xd0zq1_0/v-deo.html and here ua-cam.com/video/IoTM106Cwe0/v-deo.html
Hopefully you will get what you need from them, if not, let me know.
Neat trick
Hey Joey, thanks for watching
this is great thank you I am going to try this but I would leave out the diminished cords
You're welcome, enjoy!
mustard is good in small quantities
this is amazing!!
I'm glad you like it Philip, thanks for watching.
Can you use that chords and record with your own timing just by pressing the chords?
Yep, record them as MIDI clips and then follow the tutorial
Thank you 😊
I'm wearing ear buds, and boy... when you slap that space bar it thunders through ur keyboard, down your internal mic and punishes my eardrums. Please use an external mic not attached to the same surface as your mac!
Hi Andrew. It's difficult for me to do this as I am delivering to a entire room of students on a Music Technology degree. I will look into it, though, thanks for the feedback.
Well fucking figure it out! What the fuck! How am I suppose to make music if I'm deaf....What the fuck!
stop bitching and be thankful that this is even on the internet... for FREE. fucking moron.
what a poetic super descriptive comment lol
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what a miserable ungrateful little prat you are. Who gives a shit about whether you can make music or not.
wow this is genius
Glad you think so!
ahh is this on stock plugins?
You could make a midi clip with the scale in it and just drag it into your scales and chords folder and it will save it just as a ALC file and save you the space and extra folders. Dope tut though
Yep: ua-cam.com/video/wGibutpemxs/v-deo.html
I love folders!
I replied while watching it! :p I realized how stupid I am when I continued watching.
Haha, you're not stupid, Dylan, you were correct!
great idea! thanks for sharing! God Bless u! :)
You're very welcome, thanks for watching.
How did you create your E Major Chords.als file ? When I do it I only end up saving 1 als clip vs several als clips like yours.
Hey Dwight. If you drag an entire track to the browser area, it should save an .als file (Ableton Live Set) which contains the track and all the clips on that track. Check this tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/DTcttYkIzT8/v-deo.html
Thanks. I watched the link you sent.
Hi hw can i save the midi clips...cheers
Hi Clifford, this tutorial explains it: ua-cam.com/video/wGibutpemxs/v-deo.html
Thanks a lot
J pulls a track out of nowhere n doesn’t say what to do if you don’t got one. I’m j starting this barely helped 😭
This is what I’ve been looking for to loop my clip ughhh
Easier. Just trigger chords into a recording midi track and play in as whatever length or certain chord
howto make midi to trigger the chords?
^id like to know this aswell
Simpler Idea: Arpeggiator+ Scale+Chord
nice!
Это какое то говно. Кому это может пригодится?
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