I once wrote a track from a singe drum loop just using extreme warping. That's really cool Ableton's feature and warping was one of the key features even in version 1
The best DAW is the one you're using. And I say this as a Uni lecturer who uses and teaches pretty much all DAW's. The one I use most myself though, Bitwig. And that will do everything you pointed out in this video.
@@overtonesnteatime198 It's not really. The basics are no more difficult than Ableton, if you want to deep dive than the grid is an easier learning curve than Max for live.
I figured out how to automate this transient thing in beats mode you should map it to some physical knob on midi keyboard and move it by hand but you have to have mouse clicked on the desired track in arrangment view. Thats what I saw. Btw I love your videos and how you talk about advanced concepts in such easy way.
This channel is crazy bro! I watched some videos and it is definitely a fresh take on production tutorials. I bet you have high attention retention percentage on your videos
For me, the MOST important feature is actually the ability to render each clip and normalize it (consolidate), and ableton will add to the clip name date time and random numbers, to make it unique. So then you can just drag and drop a clip to the browser and that's it! This is super useful for sound design sessions and saving chopped clips with the same name. That is a main reason I don't switch to bitwig although, bitwig is better than ableton in any feature.
Nice vid and you own the glitch transition. Aside from the top tier Live tips, I really appreciate the video editing that goes into these vids. Bravo!! I'm a 10+ year Studio One fanboy that just made the move to Live and I'm loving it. I've had more fun and creative time in the last few weeks than I had for years with Studio One. Thanks for all the great content.
Thanks a lot man! 🙏 I have good memories with studio one since I tried it for a couple of months in exchange for cubase while doing recording sessions. I believe that was just after they announced it but once I checked how s1 looks and feels now, it evolved into a real pro tools competitor 💪
@@thepoldergoon Yeah but the majority of them are terrible, doesn't really matter because if you're well versed in the daw of your choice a tutorial can be made for whatever daw and you'll be able to translate it into your own workflow.
@@vael_ yeah i use a lot of AU5's sound design techniques despite him being ableton and me being fl studio. I just know how to do the same shit in FL studio with patcher. Ableton to me feels like "old man shit" as based gutta calls it lol. It looks like some microsoft office type shit. Its so fugly to me.
Love it! In cool and easy to understand ways you reminding us (or at least me ) that we've already have the cool tool called Ableton before spend more dollars for plugins
Glad you enjoy the video!! Honestly it kinda evolved naturally for me to make videos about stock solutions 😅 some plugins are cool tho and I’ll definitely highlight some in a future
i found it ....and for my sample based workflow it's not working....was totally mindblown because cpu performance was so much better as ableton ...but bitwig wasn't able to do simple shit
@@jussivalter i really hope bitwig already changed it ....first i thought i'm just to stupid to check it but after a google search that shit was confirmed and i was like wtf
im an fl user and i tried ableton a while back and the only reason i stuck with fl was because the way u use midi and type in notes was not that good compared to fl but still ableton is still pretty good
Hey Zdrewe✌ Good Videos The okdest Videos from you are 3 years ago. Did you produced with Ableton 10 back then? I ask, because, if I compatible with your Tutorials. I'm using 10 Suite on my Mac Pro 5.1 with OSX 10.11... Thanks for answering🤝 Sorry, for my bad English🙊 Are you from Germany?😁
So from the bottom: close enough, I’m from Poland and don’t worry! If I remember correctly my first tutorial here was made with 11 but majority of tips inside my vids apply to older versions. If there’s any new feature that comes with the latest 12 version (like midi tools or new devices) I always mention that 😉
I love Ableton Live and really enjoy the Live 12 update, but besides being the worst DAW in terms of CPU handling (off topic), they need to start looking at what is available with the competition. Reaper (yeah I know) has some brilliant warp features (including a Paul Stretch mode...that you can't automate though....yet), no limitations to stretching (no need to stretch x4, Cmd+J....repeat) and SWS extensions (think of it as its own Max4Live but with function that "bake in the process) that set it on a whole different level in terms of audio mangling...which might be the reason so many video game sound designers use it. Anyway, love Ableton Live and this channel is a great and fun resource for it. Subbed.
Wait what, Paul stretch is available in Reaper? 🫨 can’t count how many times I needed to launch the standalone app to stretch some things that simply can’t be warped that extremely in Live (don’t know if it’s just me but consolidating and stretching gives totally different effects)
Never liked the sound of the warp algorithms of Live, especially when changing BPM, something seems lost, excessively. Made the switch to FL and haven’t missed a thing plus free updates and they update often
Thanks for the reminder of this! I bought FL like 10+ years ago and didn't realize it was lifetime updates. Used Bitwig and Ableton + ProTools since the swap years ago, but wanna try FL again as I just got back into music after a few years away. Cheers Reggi!
Can’t remember the exact names but those come from Noisia packs from Splice. I just mixed them into this track with some eq and glue compressed everything together. At some point I have plans to include dl links to some of my projects tho 😉
Great stuff. I use Live and Bitwig and keep finding gems in both 12, as well as Bitwig 5.2. If I am going deep... I will do a lot of the work in Live and then pull the entire project into Bitwig for more tweaks and so much modulation, that your head will spin. I've been a Live user since I believe, 8? Something like that. At this point, I still love Live and I also am really getting into Bitwig.
@@Zdrewe For me, its been a nice add on. I have not jumped ship, only learned another tool. Unlike Polarity and DasGlitch, I haven't left Live. I seem to always go to Live, when I really need to do something specific and fast. I go to Bitwig to either add more polish to a Live project or to really burn time and do something different. I am no expert in Bitwig yet, but learning. Its definitely a deeper rabbit hole.
Honestly, learn to use 2 or 3 different DAWs. FL can do things Ableton can't, and in ways Ableton can't. And vice versa. Same with Bitwig. Same with *insert DAW here*. You'll be a more flexible producer/musician/creator who appreciates how different people do things :)
I totally agree with your statement. I need to hold my jokes and sarcasm a bit when it comes to DAWs since it triggers too many to start unnecessary arguments about software
@@tohellandbacknoface4091 poly rhythms, exponential rhythms you cannot make with ease in other DAWs (especially FL) …let’s see if Arca or Holly Herdon can make the same music on FL . I use all 3 for different
@@snubdawg1386 I've been on bitwig since 1.1. I'm pretty sure it's had the ability to drag in raw unwarped audio right from then. They had about 4 stretch modes back then. The spectral and transient preserving modes came a bit later. You also have options to set your default warping preference (raw is one of them).
@@Zdrewedon’t sleep on bitwig lol Im actually considering switching to it from ableton. Id lose all of my suite level sounds though which Im a but sad about. But I got so tired of the crashing in ableton
I used Live for about 4 years before discovering FL. And you know what I will say, FL is much better for me. It is more convenient, more logical, and the built-in FL plugins are many times better than in any other DAW
I once wrote a track from a singe drum loop just using extreme warping. That's really cool Ableton's feature and warping was one of the key features even in version 1
The best DAW is the one you're using.
And I say this as a Uni lecturer who uses and teaches pretty much all DAW's.
The one I use most myself though, Bitwig. And that will do everything you pointed out in this video.
Bitwig is so much harder to learn than ableton though.... why don't you mention that??
@@overtonesnteatime198 It's not really. The basics are no more difficult than Ableton, if you want to deep dive than the grid is an easier learning curve than Max for live.
@@overtonesnteatime198 It's no more difficult to learn than Ableton and Max for live.
@@overtonesnteatime198 When you take max for live into account it's the same learning curve really.
how can i simply work with audio tracks in bitwig without timestretching?
Your tutorials are great, the story telling is top tier. Thanks for the hard work, it really helps me learn!
I figured out how to automate this transient thing in beats mode you should map it to some physical knob on midi keyboard and move it by hand but you have to have mouse clicked on the desired track in arrangment view. Thats what I saw. Btw I love your videos and how you talk about advanced concepts in such easy way.
Thanks for the tip man! That makes sense since majority of Live functions can be MIDI mapped. Glad you enjoy my videos 🙏🙏
This channel is crazy bro! I watched some videos and it is definitely a fresh take on production tutorials. I bet you have high attention retention percentage on your videos
For me, the MOST important feature is actually the ability to render each clip and normalize it (consolidate), and ableton will add to the clip name date time and random numbers, to make it unique. So then you can just drag and drop a clip to the browser and that's it! This is super useful for sound design sessions and saving chopped clips with the same name. That is a main reason I don't switch to bitwig although, bitwig is better than ableton in any feature.
Nice vid and you own the glitch transition. Aside from the top tier Live tips, I really appreciate the video editing that goes into these vids. Bravo!! I'm a 10+ year Studio One fanboy that just made the move to Live and I'm loving it. I've had more fun and creative time in the last few weeks than I had for years with Studio One. Thanks for all the great content.
Thanks a lot man! 🙏 I have good memories with studio one since I tried it for a couple of months in exchange for cubase while doing recording sessions. I believe that was just after they announced it but once I checked how s1 looks and feels now, it evolved into a real pro tools competitor 💪
I switched from FL Studio to Ableton Live because there were better tutorials available for Ableton. By the way, great video! Keep on rocking!
Damn, that’s the first time I heard that there are better tutorials for Live 😂 thanks a lot man 🙏🙏
I dont know where you looking i use both but there are way more fl tutorials
@@thepoldergoon Yeah but the majority of them are terrible, doesn't really matter because if you're well versed in the daw of your choice a tutorial can be made for whatever daw and you'll be able to translate it into your own workflow.
@@vael_ yeah i use a lot of AU5's sound design techniques despite him being ableton and me being fl studio. I just know how to do the same shit in FL studio with patcher. Ableton to me feels like "old man shit" as based gutta calls it lol. It looks like some microsoft office type shit. Its so fugly to me.
FL has millions of tutorials Ableton has less than 30
Needs to be noted that when pressing shift to stretch the audio you need to make sure the warp is on otherwise it wont stretch.
Love it! In cool and easy to understand ways you reminding us (or at least me ) that we've already have the cool tool called Ableton before spend more dollars for plugins
Glad you enjoy the video!! Honestly it kinda evolved naturally for me to make videos about stock solutions 😅 some plugins are cool tho and I’ll definitely highlight some in a future
With ableton I managed to create 20 really cool song loops, but after starting using cubase, I managed to finish a 1 song :D
Can you make a video showing how to remove hisses/distortion/static from a track/song with Ableton stock plugins?
ableton 12 is now able to automate the decay of the beat mode
Wait until he finds bitwig…..
Agreed. Love Bitwig but their stretch algoritms are trash tbh.
i found it ....and for my sample based workflow it's not working....was totally mindblown because cpu performance was so much better as ableton ...but bitwig wasn't able to do simple shit
@@snubdawg1386 it can, you just don't know how yet probably, have you ever tried Slice in Place?
@@snubdawg1386 weird, because in general it's literally modulation and audio editing capabilities that makes bitwig better.
@@jussivalter i really hope bitwig already changed it ....first i thought i'm just to stupid to check it but after a google search that shit was confirmed and i was like wtf
for me its the fact it has session view also... for jamming its the best. most others dont compare
Agreed, session view is underrated
NOW I FOUND OUT HOW POWERFUL REAPER IS.
im an fl user and i tried ableton a while back and the only reason i stuck with fl was because the way u use midi and type in notes was not that good compared to fl but still ableton is still pretty good
Hey Zdrewe✌
Good Videos
The okdest Videos from you are 3 years ago. Did you produced with Ableton 10 back then? I ask, because, if I compatible with your Tutorials. I'm using 10 Suite on my Mac Pro 5.1 with OSX 10.11...
Thanks for answering🤝
Sorry, for my bad English🙊
Are you from Germany?😁
So from the bottom: close enough, I’m from Poland and don’t worry!
If I remember correctly my first tutorial here was made with 11 but majority of tips inside my vids apply to older versions. If there’s any new feature that comes with the latest 12 version (like midi tools or new devices) I always mention that 😉
@Zdrewe
My ancestors came from Poland too👍✌😎🙌
keep with the good work. I
trully love your videos bro
Means a world my man 🙏 thanks for watching!!
Ableton live lags like hell on my pc when the project gets heavier
I love Ableton Live and really enjoy the Live 12 update, but besides being the worst DAW in terms of CPU handling (off topic), they need to start looking at what is available with the competition. Reaper (yeah I know) has some brilliant warp features (including a Paul Stretch mode...that you can't automate though....yet), no limitations to stretching (no need to stretch x4, Cmd+J....repeat) and SWS extensions (think of it as its own Max4Live but with function that "bake in the process) that set it on a whole different level in terms of audio mangling...which might be the reason so many video game sound designers use it.
Anyway, love Ableton Live and this channel is a great and fun resource for it. Subbed.
Wait what, Paul stretch is available in Reaper? 🫨 can’t count how many times I needed to launch the standalone app to stretch some things that simply can’t be warped that extremely in Live (don’t know if it’s just me but consolidating and stretching gives totally different effects)
@@Zdrewe Paulstretch is a VST too.
can you freeze groups in live 12?
@@Zdrewe Ya - I use the Paul Stretch vst in Live, all the time.
I hear reaper is amazing but the II looks so dated lol. But I respect the fact a free daw is at the forefront of innovation
Never liked the sound of the warp algorithms of Live, especially when changing BPM, something seems lost, excessively.
Made the switch to FL and haven’t missed a thing plus free updates and they update often
Thanks for the reminder of this! I bought FL like 10+ years ago and didn't realize it was lifetime updates. Used Bitwig and Ableton + ProTools since the swap years ago, but wanna try FL again as I just got back into music after a few years away. Cheers Reggi!
Philosphy props!
Slicex does all this with envelope automation and has done forever 😴 🥭💯
Howabout a DL link to that kick and snare? Was pretty slick.
Can’t remember the exact names but those come from Noisia packs from Splice. I just mixed them into this track with some eq and glue compressed everything together. At some point I have plans to include dl links to some of my projects tho 😉
@@Zdrewe Oh yeah Noisia has some good stuff. My personal favorite is DJ Sawka.
Great stuff. I use Live and Bitwig and keep finding gems in both 12, as well as Bitwig 5.2. If I am going deep... I will do a lot of the work in Live and then pull the entire project into Bitwig for more tweaks and so much modulation, that your head will spin. I've been a Live user since I believe, 8? Something like that. At this point, I still love Live and I also am really getting into Bitwig.
Judging by yours and others comments I feel stupid rn. I always thought that Ableton is nerdy but it seems like Bitwig is the way to go 😅
@@Zdrewe For me, its been a nice add on. I have not jumped ship, only learned another tool. Unlike Polarity and DasGlitch, I haven't left Live. I seem to always go to Live, when I really need to do something specific and fast. I go to Bitwig to either add more polish to a Live project or to really burn time and do something different. I am no expert in Bitwig yet, but learning. Its definitely a deeper rabbit hole.
Great video. Thanks
Yeah i need to learn Ableton to,
love your stuff bro. ty
Most welcome 🙏
Honestly, learn to use 2 or 3 different DAWs. FL can do things Ableton can't, and in ways Ableton can't. And vice versa. Same with Bitwig. Same with *insert DAW here*. You'll be a more flexible producer/musician/creator who appreciates how different people do things :)
For the record though, cool video. I was less replying to the video and more to the DAW-measuring-contest that pervades a lot of comments.
I totally agree with your statement. I need to hold my jokes and sarcasm a bit when it comes to DAWs since it triggers too many to start unnecessary arguments about software
Ableton is a far more creative DAW. Especially useful for IDM, and other experimental genres as well as standard pop culture genres
😴
@@tohellandbacknoface4091 poly rhythms, exponential rhythms you cannot make with ease in other DAWs (especially FL) …let’s see if Arca or Holly Herdon can make the same music on FL . I use all 3 for different
He never used Bitwig
Ableton 👌
Great video but Bitwig is one step above - and objectively so!
i was traumatised for 2 months because fl was my first daw. what a terrible time waste
It's better without saying bro 😁
Lmao Noted everything that you're showing off in this video. every high end dog can do already. You just don't know how to do it. in it
Once given the warp modes as tools... I cant make music without them! Ive considered going to bitwig, but ableton 12 is too good.
Considering the amount of Bitwig mentions at some point I’ll need to at least try it out. But you’re right, there’s nothing like warp modes 😎
@@Zdrewe hopefully bitwig changed this but when i tried it out it wasn't possible to load a sample on an audio track without warping....wtf
@@snubdawg1386 I've been on bitwig since 1.1. I'm pretty sure it's had the ability to drag in raw unwarped audio right from then. They had about 4 stretch modes back then. The spectral and transient preserving modes came a bit later. You also have options to set your default warping preference (raw is one of them).
pretty dope!!!!
FL MASTER RACE
This laptop I had FL on was clearly not a master race one. Maybe that’s why I switched
Comee to the live side.
Fl keeps crashing even on my 16 core workstation at home. I have much better performance on live. No chrash so far
@@zecarlos1151 speaking of crashes… HF GL since those in Live can be pretty damn annoying 😂
laughs in bitwig
Still better than cries in FL Studio 😂 and yes, I admit - totally forgot to take Bitwig into account
@@Zdrewe Yes, I am an old FL user, I'm more glad than ever that I switched!!
@@Zdrewedon’t sleep on bitwig lol Im actually considering switching to it from ableton. Id lose all of my suite level sounds though which Im a but sad about. But I got so tired of the crashing in ableton
I used Live for about 4 years before discovering FL. And you know what I will say, FL is much better for me. It is more convenient, more logical, and the built-in FL plugins are many times better than in any other DAW
Lol
You forgot about Cubase
why u so cree py
Ableton 6 hour usage: 2 crashes
FL Studio 6 hour usage: 0 crashes
FL win
Ableton is better then FL. but that's it. Any other DAW is much better than this grey shit.
Hahahahah I think it wasn’t the purpose of your comment but it’s the first time I hear someone call Live grey shit 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Zdrewe I’m happy you’re had fun)
Grey shit... I need to introduce you to themes. Haha. Grey shit is great though!
@ VentureNW it's shit not because it's grey, but because it's primarily shit)
I’m not sure I can agree with this. Ask people which DAW is best and you will get 10 different answers and people change their answers constantly.