Ableton for Music Creators and Artists

Your first meeting with the music industry professional who will mentor you is a big deal.

Where oh where would we be without rhythm?!

With your voice and beats in the batter, we’re going to start adding bass to set a great foundation.

Now’s the time to lay it all out, flesh out those vocals, fine-tune the foundation before you go into the studio to record.

The day has arrived but before you go into the recording studio to record those master vocals and choruses, you’re going to prepare like the professionals do.

This week you’re going to learn about oh so many of the amazing digital instruments and tools at your fingertips.

This week, it’s all about polishing up our mix and getting everything sounding right together.

With tons of people out there creating music, you need to be smart in how you publish and in how you present yourself.

Expand your reach and add to the lure and artistry of what you do through the power of moving pictures.

Remixes are a great way to spread your name, sound, and production style around in clubs, radio shows, DJ sets, and more.

This week, we’re going to focus on making the studio your place of earning a living, either as an employee or freelancer.

This week we’re going to dip into Live’s Audio Effects that have a never-ending array of uses in music making and sound design.

Want to stay loose and uninhibited while you create? Establish workflows that work for you!

This week, we’re jumping further into synthesis, laying out the types of patches and explaining why they’re useful to you.

This week, we’ll specifically cover recording audio in the session view.

This week, we’re getting into loop creation as well as loop manipulation, one-shot samples, and we’re delving deeper into Ableton’s Simpler and Sampler.

This week we’ll get into triggering drums via MIDI controller or drum pad, drum racks 101, building drum racks, one-shot setup in the drum rack, drum rack loop slice, and more.

You’ve come so far in such a short time! How do you feel? Pause and take a look back at all you’ve learned and accomplished.

Having done this before, you’re ready to take the reins at editing your vocals.

We’ll get into more advanced mixing techniques and jump into automation with the completion of not one, not two, but three different mixes of your song.

It’s vital that you as the artist/producer take charge of your narrative and your image or you’ll find others doing it for you.

You’re back in the studio this week and you’re helping out, even saying yes to the grunt work.