Another way to get the maximum from your gears is to record the parts separately into a daw and arrange your track there. Here I am using the sounds on the Electribe 2 to create a track from scratch inside of Ableton Live. You could also jam and record on the Electribe first, and then record the tracks to Ableton. The reason I am not using the export in this case here, is because I want to have more flexibility with tweaking the sound while recording. Don't limit yourself to only one workflow, explore the possibilities! 😃 Thank you for watching! ⚡️Random Noise⚡️
Dude！you should shoot the teaching video of ableton Live and share it with all friends who love music, because many people don’t know how to use ableton live, but you are very good at using ableton live, I just recommend you, thank you very much for letting everyone see your technique
Cool stuff. This is pretty much the way I work too, except with other gear. I like working with audio, because I have a tendency to keep tweaking stuff for too long. Using audio helps me commit to ideas a bit more.
Hey, I've made a tutorial on how to connect and control the Electribe from Ableton Live a while ago. If you follow my instructions there you can basically do the same in any daw and using any midi controller: ua-cam.com/video/QTBVef6S1ek/v-deo.html
I also prefer to record tracks straight to Ableton. Then I can add effects. Fxs from E2 while export to Live unfortunetly do not save. As always good video.
Hey thanks for watching! I did a tutorial like that in the past and covered all the ways to connect the Electribe to Ableton via audio & midi. you can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/QTBVef6S1ek/v-deo.html
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Another way to get the maximum from your gears is to record the parts separately into a daw and arrange your track there. Here I am using the sounds on the Electribe 2 to create a track from scratch inside of Ableton Live. You could also jam and record on the Electribe first, and then record the tracks to Ableton. The reason I am not using the export in this case here, is because I want to have more flexibility with tweaking the sound while recording. Don't limit yourself to only one workflow, explore the possibilities! 😃
Thank you for watching!
⚡️Random Noise⚡️
Dude！you should shoot the teaching video of ableton Live and share it with all friends who love music, because many people don’t know how to use ableton live, but you are very good at using ableton live, I just recommend you, thank you very much for letting everyone see your technique
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Cool stuff. This is pretty much the way I work too, except with other gear. I like working with audio, because I have a tendency to keep tweaking stuff for too long. Using audio helps me commit to ideas a bit more.
Thanks! 😊 I know what you mean, committing to the audio does help a lot with finishing tracks as well instead of tweaking them to death lol
Hello, how do you controll the Electribe with the AKAI MPK? I have the same setup, im not being able to sync those through the daw
Hey, I've made a tutorial on how to connect and control the Electribe from Ableton Live a while ago. If you follow my instructions there you can basically do the same in any daw and using any midi controller: ua-cam.com/video/QTBVef6S1ek/v-deo.html
would the workflow be the same with an Electribe 2 sampler?
Yes, should be the same if you are just recording it to a DAW like I am doing here
I also prefer to record tracks straight to Ableton. Then I can add effects. Fxs from E2 while export to Live unfortunetly do not save. As always good video.
Thank you! 😊
How do u connect ure electribe to ur computer ?
Hey, I have a few tutorial for that on my channel, you can check out this one: ua-cam.com/video/QTBVef6S1ek/v-deo.html
@@RandomNoiseMusic thanks :)
Can you do a Tutorial on how you Record the Sounds like you do to ableton. Would be very very helpfull
Hey thanks for watching! I did a tutorial like that in the past and covered all the ways to connect the Electribe to Ableton via audio & midi. you can check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/QTBVef6S1ek/v-deo.html