Ableton Keyboard Split Tutorial | How to use Ableton for live performaning (like Anomalie) | Part 3

In this tutorial, I show you how to create a keyboard split in Ableton. First I explain the basics of keyboard splits. Then I expand on that knowledge to show you how you can use a keyboard split for only a certain part of a song.
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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:42 How to create a keyboard split
1:44 Temporary keyboard split
3:56 Recap
4:46 Instrument cross-fades
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[@flutesatdawn]

LOVE THIS SERIES!! THANK YOU!!

[@MattFlanc]

Thank you! I’m working on an updated video with a new method right now😊

[@Kenyi_]

this is genius thank you for the amazing explanation

[@MattFlanc]

It's my pleasure to help you!

[@ragulkrishna8305]

Wow... I didn't really know something like this even existed 😳🔥

[@MattFlanc]

I love that I can show you something new then 😊

[@fankitonkizonki]

I have a sustain pedal and for example, when I split my 4-octave midi keyboard as 2. I want to use two parts with same VST, just the left side would have default continuous sustain (to play chords), and the right side would not have any sustain attitude. How can i do this?
p.s.: i use arturia

[@yoyoanali2966]

Bro how to use cc and note repeat on akai mpk mini mk3 ?

[@MattFlanc]

I don't have the mk3 myself, but it's similar to the mk2 I believe. There's plenty of good tutorials about it so I suggest you try finding some!

[@christinenoellevargas2086]

Do you have to perform with a click track if you’re playing by grid?

[@MattFlanc]

Unfortunately yes. However there's some ways to play without:
1. If your guide track has enough elements for you to stay in time
2. You're playing with a band, and your drummer has a click track