Creating a DJM Style Mixer in Ableton: Midi Fighter Twister & Max4Live
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2024
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📹 About This Video 📹
In this video, I'll show you how to create a DJ-style mixer in Ableton using a MIDI controller and Max for Live devices. I'll guide you through setting up the MIDI Fighter Twister to control EQs, filters, and effects, and demonstrate how to seamlessly integrate these controls into your live rig. Whether you're looking to add more flexibility to your performances or simply enhance your setup, this tutorial will provide you with the tools and knowledge to make it happen.
⏰ Video Chapters ⏰
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Overview of DJ Mixer Setup
01:20 Demonstration of MIDI Controller Functions
03:05 Programming the MIDI Controller
04:35 Using Send and Return Effects
05:59 Delay Time and Feedback Controls
08:00 Stash and Recall Functions
10:05 Setting Up EQ and Filters
12:10 Mapping Controls in Ableton
14:00 Using Smart XL for Advanced Mapping
17:00 Combining Isotonic Studios and RM Vibes Tools
18:00 MIDI Fighter Twister Utility Overview
21:00 Expanding Controls with Additional Banks
22:02 Conclusion and Next Steps
Here we go!
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I’m really happy to have found you here on youtube, apart from sharing the love for more or less the same hardware, your workflow and music are top notch, you are literally the only one that ticks all the boxes. Thank you. I can guess the answer, but still want to ask, is Hydrasynth good for gritty electro? From the patches I heard online, I didn’t get that impression, but I can assume it’s a can synth and you can get whatever you want out of it? Thanks James.
Thankyou, glad to hear you are enjoying the content and topics 🙏 For the Hydra I would say absolutely, I’ve only just started bringing it back into my setup and before I was using it to make techno and slightly electro breaks stuff. Hydra shines particularly in electro when you want something wierd and modulated. If I want an analog bubbly bassline, like Jensen interceptor vibes il go for the Typhon, hydra can also do it really well but I always reserve the hydra for more intense sequences, pads, poly stuff.
@@jamesorvis_mixhackers thank you, I'll be saving for Hydrasynth so, after Digitakt 2 of course. And then I'll get your course as well.
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Basically, you helped us save money by not buying the Analog Heat +FX and more.
I suppose! Haha