I searched a long time before I found this. It was quick, concise, and correct and you offered more than one way to accomplish most of the tasks. Very well done! Thank you for sharing this.
I have been working in FL studio for years and recently switched to Ableton, this was exactly what I needed to learn. The basic manipulation shortcuts to fast track my workflow. Thanks a lot man 👍👍
THIS WAS GREAT. Been doing Ableton for ~20 Months and feel pretty sufficient in it, but this video filled in a bunch of little gaps that have always confounded me. Appreciate it!!
God bless youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu, i do hate going to TH-cam to learn some things and stuff but when I do, you make it less painful.
This is the video I’ve been searching for! New to Live and work with audio samples from vinyl primarily. This video answers so many questions. Thanks for the post.
Dude, you are so awesome. I've learned so much from you. Thank you so much for all the hard work. I appreciate everything you do. Please keep making tutorials like this. And as I've already said before on one of your videos, I've visited your country and I'm very jealous. I would give anything to live in NZ. When I come back I want to chill with you.
hey mate :) theres a trick to warp more easy....before u drag and drop a sample with a different tempo, make your project to the same tempo and, drop the sample and then ajust the tempo back to your original track tempo,...now ableton do set the warp markers on the right transients. enjoy, keep doing :)
Fantastic video, can you make more videos like this explaining the features of ableton live? This kind of info is really helping me learn ableton. Thanks:)
Great video, real nice concise explanations, one thing il say is id like to see you doing a video using jazz, classic rock, or classic r&b loops instead of just techno noise loops like most tutorials.
Can't belive I've been using Ableton for over 6 months and didn't know half this stuff. Usually just stick to midi but I've been getting more into audio latley
@@NatashaSallesSoprano heeey, it's a good question, actually to be honest I'm using both. I think both have ups and downs, logic is pretty good for midi edit, it feels easier and intuitive. But I like live built-in effects and instruments. When I switch I feel a creativity boost. So I would say it's worth learning both.
@@NatashaSallesSoprano I've been using both now. I think both have ups and downs, logic is a good midi editor and very intuitive. It feels easier. I like live effects and instruments. I feel like switching forces your brain to see things differently which is a good creativity boost. :) How is your experience so far?
@@BettinaCalmon I only have Live, I’ve been happy so far and I’m still a beginner, I might at some point feel like trying something else, but now that I’m short on money, I’ll learn as much as I can from Live before finally spending some money on another DAW. But thanks for the answer, if I ever try another DAW it will definitely be Logic.
@@NatashaSallesSoprano Yes, good thought. As I use logic forever, about 10 years, that's why I'm trying something new! :) I recommend going really deep on one daw.
( just a mac note around 7.30 : to copy, it's holding down the option alt button; and to override the grid, it's the command button - through trial and error ! )
Such an excellent tutorial. Can you please tell me how to selected an edited chunk of audio? When i select part of the audio, it only selects the first edit, as opposed to the edited section, if that makes sense. It seems that you automatically are able to select an edited section, whereas I must have some setting on that only allows me to select edit by edit...which is cumbersome, to say the least. Thank you!!
Nice instructional vid but could you please use some more pleasant audio samples in future videos? This sample is rough on the ears on its own. Hearing something with some musical value makes it easier to understand the changes made, such as using a basic set of notes. Keep up the great tutorials.
All very interesting but as someone who is new to Ableton today, are there any guides you would recommend on how to edit music in Ableton? Copying and pasting club beats around is all well and good but what about actual instruments, eq, reverb, etc?
Good tutorial as always, but I was hoping find info on how to repitch and rejig melodies, such as a baseline or a vocal line that I have just pulled sample pack. :)
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I searched a long time before I found this. It was quick, concise, and correct and you offered more than one way to accomplish most of the tasks. Very well done! Thank you for sharing this.
I have been working in FL studio for years and recently switched to Ableton, this was exactly what I needed to learn. The basic manipulation shortcuts to fast track my workflow. Thanks a lot man 👍👍
THANK YOU !!!! That's what I call a tutorial !!!!!!!
I come from Logic pro, new to ableton, really glad to see all those features that logic doesn't have. Awesome. Thanks for the video.
Happy to help!
As someone that is used to FL but new to Ableton, thanks! This helped a lot.
Just switched from Logic (6years) and im panicking... But your guides really help. Thank you!
Absolute gold. I learned exactly what I was looking to learn. Very thankful!
Me too.
Great video, as an Ableton beginner this was perfect!
This was absolutely amazing, thank you. I've been using Logic for years, and never understood how I should think when using Ableton until now.
Thank you for all of the tips. It makes the move to Abelton easier.
I just switched from FlStudio to Ableton and I'm so glad that I found your channel ! This is amazing thank you so much
Love your videos regarding Ableton. I learn so much and you explain it so well! Thnx!
Very informative for a novice like me. Thank you!
You are welcome Grey!
THIS WAS GREAT. Been doing Ableton for ~20 Months and feel pretty sufficient in it, but this video filled in a bunch of little gaps that have always confounded me. Appreciate it!!
for beginners you are really seriously helpful. thank you
God bless youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu, i do hate going to TH-cam to learn some things and stuff but when I do, you make it less painful.
This is awesome man! Beginner here and I've already learned a ton! Keep em comin plz :)
UAAUU!!!
GREAT TUTORIAL!!!
Learned a LOT.
Thank you.
Greetings from Cabo Verde Islands.
Cheers
Veeery helpful. I've already come back to this several times.
Thank you so much, I didn't know about half of the shortcuts you talked about before this video
by far the best introduction to manipulating audio in Ableton. Thank you!!
This is the video I’ve been searching for! New to Live and work with audio samples from vinyl primarily. This video answers so many questions. Thanks for the post.
Dude, you are so awesome. I've learned so much from you. Thank you so much for all the hard work. I appreciate everything you do. Please keep making tutorials like this. And as I've already said before on one of your videos, I've visited your country and I'm very jealous. I would give anything to live in NZ. When I come back I want to chill with you.
Thanks for your awesome message bro!!New Zealand is a beautiful place, I'm headed back in June to visit home/family.
ctrl j !! thats what ive been searching for ahah. Cheers mate
This is a great tutorial just when I needed it. Thanks a lot.
Been using ableton a long time man and i know this videois going to spark alot of creativity around the world. Thankyou
That was so massively helpful. Exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you!
hey mate :) theres a trick to warp more easy....before u drag and drop a sample with a different tempo, make your project to the same tempo and, drop the sample and then ajust the tempo back to your original track tempo,...now ableton do set the warp markers on the right transients. enjoy, keep doing :)
Fantastic video, can you make more videos like this explaining the features of ableton live? This kind of info is really helping me learn ableton. Thanks:)
Really nice intro to working with samples, thanx man! Very good teacher
Thanks really helped, took a while and a few goes to digest, as with most tutorials, but as with all your videos CI, awesome and much appreciated
Thank you for the great tutorial. Really worth investing time in this. Much appreciated.
Cheers mate, I had audio clip handeling for sometime on my list.
Great video, real nice concise explanations, one thing il say is id like to see you doing a video using jazz, classic rock, or classic r&b loops instead of just techno noise loops like most tutorials.
I think you are very good there is nothing like seeing how things actually work 👍👌
So handy! Learnt a ton of useful stuff. Thanks a mill.
yoooo this is just what i needed! thank you bro!!!! love your tutorials!!!
dude you are beyond helpful I appreciate your help
stable overview - thank you!
that insert time command was very helpful, cheers
Amazingly helpful coming to this DAW from FL Studio. Thanks a bunch.
Havent watched yet but I know its gonna be an amazing vid!
Can't belive I've been using Ableton for over 6 months and didn't know half this stuff. Usually just stick to midi but I've been getting more into audio latley
Oh man, this video is so helpful! Thank you very mutch!
Now THIS is what us noobs need. Bravo, man.
Thanks, man, I'm moving from Logic to Ableton and I need exactly this kind of info, straight to the point. Keep the good work!
If I may ask, why are you moving from Logic to Ableton? I ask this because I use Ableton Live but I was suggested to switch to Logic. I got curious.
@@NatashaSallesSoprano heeey, it's a good question, actually to be honest I'm using both. I think both have ups and downs, logic is pretty good for midi edit, it feels easier and intuitive. But I like live built-in effects and instruments. When I switch I feel a creativity boost. So I would say it's worth learning both.
@@NatashaSallesSoprano I've been using both now. I think both have ups and downs, logic is a good midi editor and very intuitive. It feels easier. I like live effects and instruments. I feel like switching forces your brain to see things differently which is a good creativity boost. :) How is your experience so far?
@@BettinaCalmon I only have Live, I’ve been happy so far and I’m still a beginner, I might at some point feel like trying something else, but now that I’m short on money, I’ll learn as much as I can from Live before finally spending some money on another DAW. But thanks for the answer, if I ever try another DAW it will definitely be Logic.
@@NatashaSallesSoprano Yes, good thought. As I use logic forever, about 10 years, that's why I'm trying something new! :) I recommend going really deep on one daw.
Hey man just wanted to say thanks so much for this tutorial it has been outrageously helpful!!! Super duper appreciate you mate!
Great video again man! For first time I've already known the stuff you are showing!
Thank you for all your amazing helpful videos and sharing your tight tunes ✌️🙏! New subscriber!
I'm sure I've met you. Melbourne in a big house and parties :)) This is surreal hahaha
( just a mac note around 7.30 : to copy, it's holding down the option alt button; and to override the grid, it's the command button - through trial and error ! )
Just what I was looking for! Thanks!
This video is a great help. Thank you so much.
Just what i need. I work with timestretch. And now i know how to do 🇩🇰
best youtuber out there for beginners damn
Thanks brother! Great tut, well-spoken, helped alot. Appreciate ya! All the best! :)
Great video. Perfect for a beginner like me.
Thank you for sharing the knowledge brother.. 👊🏼
Thank you for sharing this!
Wow I heard "oopsy daisy" in the wild!
Bucket list ✔️
This was great!! Thank you!!!
Many thanx Bro! That i was actually searching for! Sorry for my crappy english, but i hope u understood me :D
Thank you, this was useful!
I needed this, thank you very much.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge man!
It was very helpful man, thanks a lot !!!
Thank you so much ❤️🙏 that is so clear
Hey broh big thanks is great understand your tips and apply it to my projects thanks. 🙌🏼
Brilliant tutorial!
He FINE ASF!!!!! And very good at teaching
Thank you
Great Vid! Thanks so much for the help. Subscribed
Jesus loves you brother! He really encouraged me to let you know that for Him. Much love thanks
Thanks Austin :)
Lol
hahahah :P best introduction to ableton no doubt!
Lmfao
Exactly what I was looking for
14:22 sounds like the beginning of Aphex Twin - Green Calx but lower pitch.
Such an excellent tutorial. Can you please tell me how to selected an edited chunk of audio? When i select part of the audio, it only selects the first edit, as opposed to the edited section, if that makes sense. It seems that you automatically are able to select an edited section, whereas I must have some setting on that only allows me to select edit by edit...which is cumbersome, to say the least. Thank you!!
Great work bro, very useful
thanx for sharing ...
Thanx... Very helpful
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he needs god to activate windows xD
There's no need, works perfectly fine without activation.
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oh nvm I see lol
So usefull. Liked and suscribed
Thats awesome. Great thanks to you
Super helpful. Thanks
Very very good, thanks
Hugely helpful, many thanks.
I presume you've activated windows by now?
Nice instructional vid but could you please use some more pleasant audio samples in future videos? This sample is rough on the ears on its own. Hearing something with some musical value makes it easier to understand the changes made, such as using a basic set of notes. Keep up the great tutorials.
Excelent video! Thankyou!
Another great vid. Keep em coming :-)
Great vid! Thnx
Thanks a lot!
All very interesting but as someone who is new to Ableton today, are there any guides you would recommend on how to edit music in Ableton? Copying and pasting club beats around is all well and good but what about actual instruments, eq, reverb, etc?
Perfect - thank you.
Good tutorial as always, but I was hoping find info on how to repitch and rejig melodies, such as a baseline or a vocal line that I have just pulled sample pack. :)
Thanks bro!
Excellent video 😊👏👍
I love your accent!
Great tutorial
Well done.... thanks!
Sick vid dude.
Very nice