I'm sure they are theyre, it's prolly just having to dig and scout for them... Either way, I'm tryin to deliver sumthin that hopefully would be useful! Thanks a lot yo
You can control signal delay on every channel as a standard option without adding to your FX rack. Clicking the small D in a circle on the far right, after the master channel, will show this panel
As I've mentioned in a previous comment, yes I am aware that this does already exist and it does have it's advantages. However, there are a few things you can't do when you have the signal delay set up that way: > Turn on & off signal delay throughout the track > Automate the signal delay amount > Use signal delay in individual cells of drum racks > Print the signal delay to stems Another thing is that I do these kinds of videos with non-Ableton users in mind too and some DAWs won't have that feature, so doing it this way makes it DAW inclusive. Hope this helps!
Wait hold on. Isn't signal delay BUILT IN Ableton. I use it all the time for my basses and basically everything. U click the D button to show the delay settings
@@wheniztheend I think it's all down to preference since I don't see any advantages of having it in the effects chain compared to using the built in feature
a couple differences I can think of, the delay track delay on the far right of ableton has the advantages of being easy to access, easy to use, and the ability to pre-delay track content, adding a delay effect (for signal delay) inside the track has the advantages of being positionable before other audio effects, being able to be applied to specific chains in the track, and being automateable.
It is built in, but apparently when it comes to rendering the choon the delays wouldn't be printed in if that got fixed in a later update (since i'm using an early version of ableton live 10 suite), then you can do it in whichever way you'd like! And plus, from my experience, it's caused latency when starting n stopping projects. The additional option of being able to automate the signal delay also helps for me in different parts of the song. I also made this tutorial with other DAWs in mind and some of em may not have that feature built in. Sorry for the wall of text but I hope it helps!
What do mean by keyboard's reference? If you're on about what MIDI keyboard I'm using, its the Komplete Kontrol m32. For my computer keyboard, its the YMD-96 Sandwich Kit. If it's something else, please let me know. Cheers!
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TH-cam needs more tutorials for riddim (that are actually good).
I'm sure they are theyre, it's prolly just having to dig and scout for them...
Either way, I'm tryin to deliver sumthin that hopefully would be useful!
Thanks a lot yo
Forbidden society posts a lot of track breakdowns from professional producers
Actually one of the most helpful videos I’ve seen
Thank you very much man! Glad you found it helpful
all your videos are amazing ive learned a lot from you
Thank you very much man, gonna make some again for sure!
Genesis surely interested in sp404 ableton djfxlooper brilliant. All the best.
In that case I'll put it up on my website after my last exam this Monday!
Much luv, thanks a lot!
Great video as always! Looks like I've been sleeping a lil too much on delays 😅
Much love my guy, you're an absolute legend. 🙏🏼
Thank you so much . keep it u p . I learn a lot from this video .
Cheers! Much luv
You can control signal delay on every channel as a standard option without adding to your FX rack. Clicking the small D in a circle on the far right, after the master channel, will show this panel
As I've mentioned in a previous comment, yes I am aware that this does already exist and it does have it's advantages. However, there are a few things you can't do when you have the signal delay set up that way:
> Turn on & off signal delay throughout the track
> Automate the signal delay amount
> Use signal delay in individual cells of drum racks
> Print the signal delay to stems
Another thing is that I do these kinds of videos with non-Ableton users in mind too and some DAWs won't have that feature, so doing it this way makes it DAW inclusive. Hope this helps!
dude your channel are so good!!! keep on it my g
Thank you so so much yo! Big luv 🙏🏼
This video was put together very well. Great knowledge centered around the delay effect. Thanks for teaching us GENES!S, keep it up brother :)
Thank you so much man! Big ups.
Next one will be about frequency shifters with vocoders if that suits your fancy!
Wait hold on. Isn't signal delay BUILT IN Ableton. I use it all the time for my basses and basically everything. U click the D button to show the delay settings
It is
This seems like a more convoluted way to do the same thing. Unless there is something I'm missing (how it works in the effect chain).
@@wheniztheend I think it's all down to preference since I don't see any advantages of having it in the effects chain compared to using the built in feature
a couple differences I can think of, the delay track delay on the far right of ableton has the advantages of being easy to access, easy to use, and the ability to pre-delay track content, adding a delay effect (for signal delay) inside the track has the advantages of being positionable before other audio effects, being able to be applied to specific chains in the track, and being automateable.
It is built in, but apparently when it comes to rendering the choon the delays wouldn't be printed in
if that got fixed in a later update (since i'm using an early version of ableton live 10 suite), then you can do it in whichever way you'd like!
And plus, from my experience, it's caused latency when starting n stopping projects. The additional option of being able to automate the signal delay also helps for me in different parts of the song.
I also made this tutorial with other DAWs in mind and some of em may not have that feature built in.
Sorry for the wall of text but I hope it helps!
i love this!
Thank you so much yo!
very nice!! thank you!!
Much appreciated my guy
thanks for this brother, I will work hard and someday maybe I will collaborate with you, a pleasure to have listened to your video :)
Aye, get that grind in! And yeah when I'm finally free from my university work we could sort sumthin out!
Awesome techniques! Thanks for sharing
Aye cheers man, thanks a lot for watching!
rly niceeee
Thank you very much!
man, beside ur incredible vids, what is your keyboard's reference ?
What do mean by keyboard's reference?
If you're on about what MIDI keyboard I'm using, its the Komplete Kontrol m32.
For my computer keyboard, its the YMD-96 Sandwich Kit.
If it's something else, please let me know.
Cheers!
@@genesis_tracks i was indeed talking about your computer keyboard ! ty man !
i don't know what i would do without delay
I dunno what I'd do either man, it's vital fr!