Getting the most out of Live Lite & Intro
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- Let's look at how you can overcome the limitations of Ableton Live Lite and Intro, such as: limited track count, not many good sounds or instruments, and a small selection of audio effects/plugins.
Samples
Production Music Live: bit.ly/pmlsamples
Audiotent: www.audiotent.com/samples/
Splice Sounds: bit.ly/tajsplice
Loopmasters: bit.ly/lmaff
Serum: bit.ly/xferserumtrial
Plugins
Blue Cat's Triple EQ: www.pluginboutique.com/produc...
Melda Free FX Bundle: www.meldaproduction.com/MFree...
Soundtoys: www.soundtoys.com/
FabFilter: www.fabfilter.com/
Learn how to make great dance music that DJs will play, fans will love, and record labels will sign:
www.theaudiojourney.co.uk/ableton-accelerator (Full course)
www.theaudiojourney.co.uk/quickstart (Free intro course)
00:00 Intro
00:26 Getting better sounds
01:56 Where to find them
02:58 Instruments
04:18 Getting better plugins
05:19 Free options
06:35 Paid options
08:12 Limited track count
09:03 Drum rack trick
10:28 Ultimate track count hack!
15:02 Final tips
Once again, this is GOLD, ty for taking the time to help us newbies,much appreciated 👍
thank you very much! Are there any other tutorials you'd like to see?
@@TheAudioJourney im sure it will be just a matter of scanning back through some of your older videos. Total newbie here, so its hard to know where to start and what I don't know. My audio jouney if you will.
The other good thing about recording to an audio track is it saves CPU if you have a lot of effects plugins on it.
Thanks for looking after the poor cousins who have Lite and Intro! I find a lot of producer tutorials assume that you have at least Standard. But you can do plenty, even with the limitations.
Good video! 8 tracks seems like a tough limitation, but the upside is that you actually commit a track (resampling) in audio. Commit those tracks, instead of sitting and tweaking the effects for 8 hours. It's actually a good workflow and will get you out of the "just another tweak" mentality.
Resampling is such an amazing hidden gem, thanks for making this video! Liked
I'm at 3.21 in and had to drop a positive comment! I have an older laptop and Live Lite 7. I hit the barrier and now I'll get samples and plug in synth! You clarified my issues exactly haha
Thanks, mate! Your tips are very helpful 🙌🏻
Much appreciated and can definitely use the multi-track audio bounce (resample) tip to save some track slots. Thanks!
Awesome video on how to get the most out of lite. Instead of breaking the piggy bank, I want to give lite a try and your video definitely shows how to leverage its capabilities. I do own a focusrite 4i4 so bunch of freebies to enhance the DAW are readily available. Thanks a lot for this content!
Thank you Sir! Very helpful.
Dude, thank you so much for doing this kind of video ) "It's a bit hacky, but helps a lot" 🙏🙏🙏
Very useful video. Thanks.
Solid tips mate!
Great video, thanks!
Can't buy Serum? Vital got you! ;)
wow, thanks! :)
So true. Vital is better than serum imo and I've had serum for years
Resampling could be a game changer for me! Cheers!
It's brilliant! I also cover it in my video about converting audio to MIDI
@@TheAudioJourney That isn't available in the intro version of Ableton though is it?
Great video, lots of handy tips, thanks a lot! :)
Thanks a lot buddy
This video is Helpful
Thanks for all of the kind comments! I wanted to give you some resources to continue your journey.
www.theaudiojourney.co.uk/ableton-accelerator (FULL 8 hour course)
www.theaudiojourney.co.uk/quickstart (FREE intro course)
thanks
how did I not know about resampling?? I was always creating a send and then recording that output
Nice vid
I am very to find your channel, learn a lot as an beginner.
A question can I install wavetable in Ableton Live 11 Intro, because I want learn how a synth work?
I think wavetable is more cheaper then Serum.
Vital is a good free alternative to Serum.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. You answered concerns related to only having 8 tracks to work with in Ableton lite. You know you're on a similar path if there are videos that address unfamiliar queries. Sometimes a straight forward answer from experience is what we need. Beyond tinkering and exploring, is it possible to produce a song with Ableton lite, or should I have my sights focused on Standard/Studio?
Thank you
you can produce a full professional track on lite one Channel for drums 5 channels for the melodies/bass & 2 for fx
but you must invest in plugins like waves (cheap and great) also izotope r giving a lot of free stuff every now and then,, also Ableton just updated to lite 11 with extra stuff check it out
@@ibrahimomarmoktar8304 thank you for the reply. I'm happy to read your response. My level of experience and knowledge is not very complex, but it's good to know my software will get the job done.
Take care and be safe. 👍
@@lawnorder6804 no problem fam 🙏 also ( bedroomproducersblog ) check this blog daily for deals and freebies
Yes, you can produce with 8-16 tracks only. It reminds me of the early days of recording when people had 4-8 channels, and they found a way to be creative with their limitations. So, just be creative with the current limits.
This great video
I have a question according to the EQ. I have a Ableton Live 11 Intro and there is an EQ Three, and I know that for better effect we need EQ Eight, is the Blue Cat Tripple EQ an equivalent for this or where could I find something similar? Thank you for your feedback and for this great video!!
I also have Intro and I have 2 EQs that are free and more similar to what you can do with EQ 8. One is Nova (there's a free version which works really well) and the other is Reaq (it comes from the DAW Reaper, but you can use it in Ableton). Hope this helps :)
@@shannonia81 Thanks for sharing
@@shannonia81 Though ReaPlugs is Windows only.
So you suggest buying these various plug in’s and subscription devices over upgrading Ableton to Standard or Suite?
In essence it could come to a similar price, so I wanted to clarify as upgrading also removes the last barrier with layer limitations.
Also, what service would you suggest for downtempo/deep house music?
Good question - if you have hundreds to spend, then it's probably best to upgrade to Suite since you'll have better audio effects and instruments than you get in Lite/Intro. I wanted to make you aware of the industry standard plug in suites so that you can weigh up your options. Soundtoys and FabFilter are definitely worth it later down the line (always wait for Black Friday!).
I still think the Production Music Live sample packs will serve you well. Also, have a look on Sample Magic or other sites because artists will release sample packs, so for example, look out for an Eli & Fur sample pack etc.
Thanks! It’s a tough choice as it’s either upgrade Ableton or get Serum and some of the other items you suggested (eq, sample packs, etc), however I won’t be able to afford both at this time and don’t want to get stuck creative wise by picking the wrong option.
Not sure if it helps but I got my lite version from a Novation Launchkey mkIII purchase
@@heathramsden4177 I see - what's your budget roughly?
It would be pushing my budget to the limit to get Ableton Suite ($700 CAD) so definitely no more then that.
@@heathramsden4177 I'd say go for an Ableton Live Standard upgrade, pay monthly ($10 USD) for Serum and you'll be good for now. That gives you a chance to try Serum, and get some better effects like EQ, saturator etc in Live Standard.
How can you say limited tracks when beatles had 4.
Fuck an upgrade that shit expensive asf. And bruhh we not all electronic artists. I literally just want something better then audacity
Abelton really looks crappy
Your spelling is crappy.