Just got Live 11 for Christmas and I can't thank you enough for the time and effort you put in to these videos. You're an exceptional teacher and I'm very grateful. Thank you!
thanks sadowick. your videos are very dense with information, which is a struggle for me sometimes, yet much appreciated in this era of flashiness without substance and little bits and pieces of knowledge scattered in so wide an area that collecting it is a chore. I'm hoping this series will give me more confidence to make the worlds in my mind come alive. It's also nice to be able to comment here as I go :D
I feel the same as you and I also hope this series will help with that, so far I like how detailed and on different levels he explains things. It's easy to see how knowledgable he is about it. I know this reply is 3 years after you commented, so maybe you won't answer, but how did you like the whole full series and how'd it help overall after 3 years.
You're a great instructor man. Very well spoken and effective at getting points across in an easy to understand manner. Thank you for making this series!
Sadowick the gem of audio production! No words to say man. I just got from Cubase 5.0 to Ableton 10 and watching ur tutorials. Super informative, easy and useful. Goin to watch next one :)
Thanks for demonstrating, puts a lot into perspective, love when i learn something new and it just flicks a switch in my head that gets you thinking in new ways :D
Thank you thank you thank you thank you! I'm just getting into ableton live and I have to say that the depth of your content doubles as a foundation for music production beyond the software itself. Bravo!
I have never come across a signal flow tutorial like this. Thank you for creating a sharing this. In these uncertain time I think one of the best way is to download Live 10 and take three months trial and work through your series.
Hey i am newer to producing and was recommended to your videos. They have been very informative and was wondering. Is some of what this video going over also considered side chaining or am I not 100% understanding what side chaining is?
Great tutorial - it makes such a difference that you have included clips to download to follow along to - it makes it stick in your head that much more! Thankyou for your hard work
Geese what computer are you using! It must be a beast to be able to screen record, use ableton, use whatever drawing app you're using, and use a mic! WOW
First, great job. If I were to offer a constructive criticism though, I would say that sometimes watching the tutorials can be a little tedious, like watching someone explain how an engine works when all you really want to know is how to drive. I've found the most value from watching you simply do the projects, making a song. In the course of doing that, you touch on a lot of the tools I didn't know how to use or in what context to use them. Still and all, I'm glad you are doing these for the beginner.
Everyone learns at different paces / starting points. If the tutorial is too 'slow' for you that indicates you are at a higher / more advance level than it is being aimed at but others may find it pitched just right for them. Constructive criticism is great but also be understanding of the level that the video is being pitched at. I knew most of this video's content but there was 5 minutes which explained something new.
Hi Sadowick, I just finished Tutorial 04, and this may sound stupid but does this series teach to create music eventually? Everything right now seems very theoretical and I don't mind slow start as long as there's rewards down the line. Practical skills and not just theoretical knowledge. And while I completely understand the important of precise knowledge, I wanted to clear my doubt with you.
Your videos are EXCELLENT... Just one point... You do not need to do all this graphics.. By drawing an arrow thorough the real channels in enough and will be clearer to us..
Just got Live 11 for Christmas and I can't thank you enough for the time and effort you put in to these videos. You're an exceptional teacher and I'm very grateful. Thank you!
Man, i came across your channel 2 days ago and i almost watched all your videos, appreciate. Also your voice is very therapeutic my friend.
thanks sadowick. your videos are very dense with information, which is a struggle for me sometimes, yet much appreciated in this era of flashiness without substance and little bits and pieces of knowledge scattered in so wide an area that collecting it is a chore. I'm hoping this series will give me more confidence to make the worlds in my mind come alive. It's also nice to be able to comment here as I go :D
I feel the same as you and I also hope this series will help with that, so far I like how detailed and on different levels he explains things. It's easy to see how knowledgable he is about it. I know this reply is 3 years after you commented, so maybe you won't answer, but how did you like the whole full series and how'd it help overall after 3 years.
You're a great instructor man. Very well spoken and effective at getting points across in an easy to understand manner. Thank you for making this series!
Thanks
This is a fantastic explanation of signal flow. Really helped me understand how sound flows through the application. Thanks!
Sadowick the gem of audio production! No words to say man. I just got from Cubase 5.0 to Ableton 10 and watching ur tutorials. Super informative, easy and useful. Goin to watch next one :)
first time Im actually intersted in such things. thank you man.
Very helpful thanks! I particularly like how you don't have clickbaity thumbnails for your vids. Also...you should set up a side project doing ASMR
Hope your health is well. Great to see some new stuff
I'm from Colombia, Ableton Live is not used here, a long time ago I was looking for a tutorial on Ableton 10, seriously THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Thanks for all of your help!! Do you plan on doing an Abelton 12 series?
Just got the 90 day trial this week, your videos have really been helping me get started 👏🏼
Just started watching your videos, you make it easy to learn! Keep it up my guy, thanks!
You are a genius presenter!! So clear and understandable, thanks.
Thanks dude I am definitely learning new and very nice things from your videos :)
Wow. Really enjoyed this video. These initial videos have been incredibly helpful.
Took me a minute to realize you had added a return track for this demo. All I had at first was reverb and delay lol
I genuinely think this series is the REAL ultimate ableton live 10 tutorial, like fr.
Amazing. Thanks for your videos.
Thanks for demonstrating, puts a lot into perspective, love when i learn something new and it just flicks a switch in my head that gets you thinking in new ways :D
The goal was to flick those switches. I love flicking switches.
@@SadowickProduction yaaaaas :D all the switches
Thanks man, this is invaluable information ! Fifth tutorial : Done (-: !
Great thanks, it is very helpful!👍👍
Thank you thank you thank you thank you!
I'm just getting into ableton live and I have to say that the depth of your content doubles as a foundation for music production beyond the software itself. Bravo!
I always just played around and kind of got around, but building a solid foundation is key. Really helpful!
I have never come across a signal flow tutorial like this. Thank you for creating a sharing this. In these uncertain time I think one of the best way is to download Live 10 and take three months trial and work through your series.
Hey i am newer to producing and was recommended to your videos. They have been very informative and was wondering. Is some of what this video going over also considered side chaining or am I not 100% understanding what side chaining is?
Great tutorial - it makes such a difference that you have included clips to download to follow along to - it makes it stick in your head that much more! Thankyou for your hard work
But I don’t understand why when I pull down the track fader it doesn’t affect the device channel input meter?
Geese what computer are you using! It must be a beast to be able to screen record, use ableton, use whatever drawing app you're using, and use a mic! WOW
following your videos it's a good help :)
So how do I adjust the INPUT GAIN on a track? This app is not friendly for audio engineers.
great job
thank you!
gracias señor lo qm de verdad, Diosito se lo pague
First, great job. If I were to offer a constructive criticism though, I would say that sometimes watching the tutorials can be a little tedious, like watching someone explain how an engine works when all you really want to know is how to drive. I've found the most value from watching you simply do the projects, making a song. In the course of doing that, you touch on a lot of the tools I didn't know how to use or in what context to use them. Still and all, I'm glad you are doing these for the beginner.
Everyone learns at different paces / starting points. If the tutorial is too 'slow' for you that indicates you are at a higher / more advance level than it is being aimed at but others may find it pitched just right for them. Constructive criticism is great but also be understanding of the level that the video is being pitched at. I knew most of this video's content but there was 5 minutes which explained something new.
Hi Sadowick, I just finished Tutorial 04, and this may sound stupid but does this series teach to create music eventually? Everything right now seems very theoretical and I don't mind slow start as long as there's rewards down the line. Practical skills and not just theoretical knowledge. And while I completely understand the important of precise knowledge, I wanted to clear my doubt with you.
Thanks for this!!!
i love youuuu
4:51 BUSSING
thanks
Your videos are EXCELLENT... Just one point... You do not need to do all this graphics.. By drawing an arrow thorough the real channels in enough and will be clearer to us..
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thanks for the videos. only drawback is too many ads. almost every 3 minutes!
Man you gotta take out the spelling practice and make this a 5 minute video thats still as good.
Thanks man, this is invaluable information ! Fifth tutorial : Done (-: !
Thanks man, this is invaluable information ! Fifth tutorial : Done (-: !