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This is actually very helpful. I use OTT but of just let it come through softly because i kept doing this accidentally and my sounds were all over the place. (Im more of fine artist that tries to make music, so i have no idea what im doing haha) Thanks!

Where is that guitar sample pack from, please?

This is not true and not working at all!

CHEEEERS

Before you do this, try inverting phase on the bass drum or the snare.

ok but that means you're no longer making music and I mean that in a sense that you're avoiding making music how you really want to make way for loudness or whatever and you can keep doing that by not aligning anything with anything if you know what I mean

omg just lower the master

Whoa! Thank you!

Cool Video, Thanks! I have used Saturn2 in a similar way for a while but need to learn this pluggin for my stock only clients, great video, it really helped, Thanks|!

Great video, Vince. Thank you. I just got my Pro-4 yesterday! I noticed right away that when viewing ALL tracks for collision my list (to the upper right) does not show colors as your does. I wonder why. I am on Logic Pro 11. I wonder if it's a Logic thing (?)

that transient sounded like sh*t anyways 🤓

5600 Ryzen and 11 was almost half the cpu load. Something nasty is going on in 12 vs 11.

Awesome! Gotta try this.

Great tips! Theres some cool possibilities here

This is great - this is great - thanks for posting this.....I asked other people, but there's been NO RESPONSE......

i think if the drummer has a good pocket and you start delaying the snare, thats not good man lol

can I drag and drop wav files/samples into impulse? Thank you.

And with Ctrl + Alt + L you will close both of them (Clip + Device)

This changes the groove depending on if you go forward or back. Alot of people up a limiter so the threshold of only hits the delta of the kick and snare

This was great! Looking forward to trying it out

now with jungle music ;)

Any idea if there is a key retrigger button if you use midi?

how do we export the pattern into a MIDI clip?

Great breakdown!

Better effect and more controllable with auto pan , set phase to 360 so we get a tremolo effect

Not only that. It added a groove to the robotic drum pattern.

Thanks!

I like when my drums clip

thats very usefull, thank you for this advice

noice, finally a way to reduce peaks without annoying clipping

You could also use a mono delay, adjust the wet knob to 100%, and then adjust the feedback by a very small amount.

do transient shapers do the same thing?

Just side chain the kick so it ducks when the snare hits...right?

I am gona try this with a techno kick and longer aggrotech like snare. I am curios how much of a difference it will make. How ever what happens at the end with the delay? Should it be then automated. So you dont end up everything running away from each other? I will also try clipping it at the same time.

Great tip! Thank you

These tutorials are great thank you

Is this a funkction of ableton 12? Doesn't work for me..

that's true, I'm doing the same hak in fl studio but in another way, simply, I'm not sticking to the greed😉

Using latency to shift the time? Genius. Love it. 5 friggin stars dude. 🌟 🌟🌟🌟🌟

in this case if the waveforms are not adding up it means they are subtracting, wich will cause phase distortion. i always flip the phase so it the peaks are as loud as possible, so i know there are no phase issues

This is awesome!!! I usually solve this by grouping the kick and clap together and adding a touch of clipping but I NEED to give this method a try! Thanks for sharing

I've been doing this for 20 years to help with humanization but never realized it helps control peaks. great tip for both benefits!

Thanks. With Shift + Tab you can toggle between them

Any ideas why it wouldnt be working? Nothing happens when I click curve or start to my legato bassline. The sound pitch remains the same.

Just record claps and never quantize.

Depending on the drums, constructive or destructive interference will come into play, especially with deeper snares. Check in an oscilloscope and/or spectrogram to see what's actually getting removed, and make sure you're not accidentally losing power! Sometimes, though, this could create a slightly cleaner result than a clipper or limiter (since those introduce distortion in this case), and a delay of a few milliseconds would be unnoticeable, especially with claps like the one used here. Very unique idea overall; I'll definitely give this a try in my own projects!

I think condition will play only on certain times around. For example, if you put it to 4 it will play only every 4th time.

A “Humanize” function goes a long way in improving the feel and apparently, according to this video, it improves the headroom too! I use “Humanize” all the time in Studio One