How To Sample With Ableton Push 2 | Ableton Live
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- We back! Today I wanted to break down my thought process in sampling with my Ableton Push 2. These 3 techniques actually can apply to all MIDI controllers to some degree so tune in.
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00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Drum Rack Technique
01:15 - “Warping”Recap
04:14 - Warped Sample to Drum Rack
06:43 - Simpler Technique
07:15 - Simpler Modes Explained
08:09 - Push 2 x Simpler (How they collaborate)
08:25 - Manual Mode Magic!
09:14 - Serato Sample Technique
09:36 - Placing Slice Marks
11:01 - Quick cookup
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thank you fr! new to ableton live and the push2. gonna go find some samples ✌️
Welcome to the family.
You da man! I got all ready and I’m binging your videos bruh. s/o from Spain 🫶🏾
Glad this video is helping you get used to your Push!
🔥🔥🔥 thanks this helped alot
No problem. Glad it helped 🙏🏾
I really like your work. And I love Push 2
Yo I appreciate you stopping by the channel and showing love 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Wow I really appreciated this. Most of these UA-cam content creators say they do this to help The producer community but will you reach out to them first they just ignore you. I ask this brother for help with something And Wala a video appears that actually helps. Solid💪🏽🙏
Ah man, that means a lot. At the end of the day I just want to share my creative process and if people learn something or get inspired, that’s a plus! Stay blessed bro.
Dope! I'm looking to make the switch from FL Studio to Ableton and this helps a lot. For the life of me and I don't understand why Image-Line won't make improvements to Fruity Slicer & Slicex. Just a few tweaks would make a world of difference.
But the Warp feature and Simpler are exactly what I've been looking for.
Make the switch man! I started off in FL, it’s a great software but once I tried Ableton there was no looking back.
Quality content, good looks my dude. Definitely prefer the 2nd technique, sarato is fun af but it feels very limited in comparison to the simplers functionality through the push. I recently started running a sample through sarato first to find a nice key and sort out the bpm, once I have the audio ready I just one shot the entire sample and bounce the audio to its own track then use that audio in simpler to chop and tweak.
That's a fire way to go about it as well!
New sub really trying to learn abelton this video is helpful thank you and great content . 🤗
Glad it helped. How you liking Ableton so far?
@@MicahWeston i don’t understand session view but I understand arrangement view. Like I might have drums from a sample pack or drumkit say I load a drum an snare and kick I struggle with triggering them .
@@sheaholiday3019 Okay. I may need to make a video about session view then - but to me, it sounds like you may not have your tracks “Armed” (the circle button that turns red after you click it which is located right underneath the ‘S’ button on the given track). OR you may be adding your drums to an audio track in session view, when in actuality you should be adding them to a MIDI track since you want to trigger them.
That was a lot but let me know if that makes sense!
@@MicahWeston yup I was using audio tracks instead of midi I definitely need a video on session view .
@@sheaholiday3019 I see people use MK3’s in Ableton every now and then, so it definitely works BUT it’s going to require some tweaks. You should lookup this guy named LLCool Sk8z on UA-cam he has a video on Machine x Ableton integration that looks legit. Native Instruments should be working on a MIDI template for you guys to use ur MK3’s in Ableton. Go to their site and check because they probably have something for you.
Helpful video! How did you set your tempo?
Kieya wassup? Sorry for this late response BUT every technique in this video is dope in the sense that you can set your tempo to whatever you want either before you apply these techniques or after you apply these techniques. I truly hope this makes sense. Please feel free to hit me up via this comment thread if you are still unclear. Thanks for rocking with my channel!
I find serato sample clunky in comparison to the previous techniques even if it is initially faster.
I love your tutorials on sampling man, you make it real easy to follow & I can’t wait to chop up some samples now
Thanks man and you’re right. Serato does feel a bit clunky at times but it’s super fast to get started with.
@@MicahWeston You're right too. Man when I use to use Logic I'd love how quickly I could throw in a sample in Serato. But when it came to fine tuning my cuepoints I still found it faster to just chop up the audio.
@@KO-iq2kv I’ll always love doing it by audio. It’s fun getting deep into the details doing it that way.
@@MicahWeston Which is why I'm looking forward to practicing in ableton! I'm still getting the hang of session & arrangement view. It's been so much fun so far
@@KO-iq2kv Best software in the game 🙏🏾
How are those Adam t5v holding up? Do you use the sub with them?
I actually switched to some Yamaha HS7s
@@MicahWeston wow, why? Just personal preference?
@@nomad1517 The Adams were great man, especially if you have some good acoustic treatment on the walls. I was curious to see what Yamahas were like as well.
Where do you get your drum pack from?
Wassup! I get my drums from all over the internet. But a good place i go often is a site called Splice.
Were you in chromatic mode when you were using simpler for your drums?
Yessir. Chromatic mode for my drums in this video (pretty much always).
@@MicahWeston what about when you have Serato Sample open?
@@thehomierich Chromatic as well!
Last question. Don’t mean to be a bother but is there a certain note you put it in once you put it in chromatic mode or it doesn’t matter (for both Serato Sample and Simpler for drums)
@@thehomierich No problem man. So let's say you're in chromatic mode and your scale is in C major. The 'Middle C' which for the most part will be the natural tone of a drum sample you load in will be located towards the middle of the device. That pad will be highlighted a certain color.
While using Serato sample you can literally start chopping your samples anywhere on the Push.