SHWAA | ABLETON BEAT PRODUCTION LIVESTREAM #1

Hi humans....
Welcome to my maiden voyage as a music production livestreamer!
This one is me demonstrating how I get initial ideas down without hang-ups or negative self-judgement.
In a later stream, I will delve into how I develop these tracks from simple ideas into full-blown tracks WITHOUT GOING DOWN PRODUCTION RABBIT HOLES!!
I am on a mission in 2021 to release a new track every week.
THAT'S A MINIMUM OF 52 NEW RELEASES NEXT YEAR!
If you wish to join me on my mission PLUS get some free hi-quality downloads of my Shwaa Jams and other tracks, then just hit the link below plus pound that....
----LIKE & SUBSCRIBE---- (pleeeese..!)
Thanks for watching!!
www.finshwaa.com/

[@ruariwilson9696]

Thank you for sharing how you approach creating a piece of music within a short time frame. I'm studying my Ableton course at the moment.

[@TrumpetTNT]

Hi Ruari.
Thank you for your kind words. I'll be doing these a bit more regularly in 2021 as I plan to release a new track every week next year. I'll let you know via my mailing list of any updates and freebies 😁

[@GetYourSaxTogether]

Tell what I think would be really cool - a series of videos that take us through the whole process. Genesis jams like this, then a video where you do the next bit - listening to the splurges, then the next phase fine tuning and culling and whatever, right through to a finished and released track. Obviously the track you splurged might be one that gets culled so it’s not realistic to see the evolution of one track from start to finish, unless it’s a complete fluke that the one you filmed made the final cut, but we’d still see the whole process.
Love the intro sting music btw!

[@GetYourSaxTogether]

Sorry, one more public comment - isn’t this process contingent on having good sounds to start with, so that when you dip into a random preset it’s not always dogsh**t?
Also, you’re always saying stuff like “I love this synth/sound/plug in” and you seem to have loads of flexes on all your instruments and plugs, so is there another part of this system where you take time exploring sounds and learning how to use plug ins etc? (Outside of the splurge creation)