You know, I got Ableton a month ago, and I'm bamboozled by the amount of sounds and possiblities, but one thing I did was make drum racks full of foley sounds and eh, I thought of something useful! Wehoo! Nice one buddy, thanks for this.....
How's your progress on Ableton? I'm still a beginner with little experience in recording instruments except for drums which I'm still new to midi/audio.
@@Jdawg_888 Hi Jesus, funny that I'm listening to my bible in a year atm! 🙏 With regard to Ableton I think the best way to learn to produce is by having a reference track, tracks which you don't mind possible hating at the end, and trying to reproduce them, as you go along figuring out the sounds you'll probably refer to tutorials and by trial and error you will get to use all the plugins. On the side of playing, I think it is important to properly learn at least one instrument, as they say, you can't polish a turd, you have to have a degree of proficiency in your playing and it's good for the soul, computer production is quite dry, when you play an instrument you have those happy accidents and it's really meditative just to chill and let the creativity come out. When I was younger I was lucky enough to be inspired to play the guitar and another good thing to do is even if you are a beginner, find some people who are around you level and jam together, find some songs you like and learn one every week and try to reproduce them well and when you feel ready write your own tunes as well, this will massively increase your learning and give you targets to aim for, ie playing whole songs start to finish, if you have any questions, hope that I'm not teaching you to suck eggs! Just ask, but yeh the software really is just an extension of your own ability, so practice to be good at it! Have a great day and God bless! ❤🙏
@@Jdawg_888 I had a bit of a ramble there but if you try to replicate a song from a live band, instruments and all then find out what equipment they used for each of them and that way you will acquire a vast music production knowledge and how to do it yourself. If they had an amp in a studio then try to reproduce the room space with a convolution verb and set everything in that...if you have any specific questions feel free to ask but Ableton is vast and can do pretty much anything you want without external plugins....
Credibly refreshing that it’s not redundant house music. Thank you for this… would be cool if you got deeper into how you put this track together.
Great narration 👍
You know, I got Ableton a month ago, and I'm bamboozled by the amount of sounds and possiblities, but one thing I did was make drum racks full of foley sounds and eh, I thought of something useful! Wehoo! Nice one buddy, thanks for this.....
How's your progress on Ableton? I'm still a beginner with little experience in recording instruments except for drums which I'm still new to midi/audio.
@@Jdawg_888 Hi Jesus, funny that I'm listening to my bible in a year atm! 🙏 With regard to Ableton I think the best way to learn to produce is by having a reference track, tracks which you don't mind possible hating at the end, and trying to reproduce them, as you go along figuring out the sounds you'll probably refer to tutorials and by trial and error you will get to use all the plugins. On the side of playing, I think it is important to properly learn at least one instrument, as they say, you can't polish a turd, you have to have a degree of proficiency in your playing and it's good for the soul, computer production is quite dry, when you play an instrument you have those happy accidents and it's really meditative just to chill and let the creativity come out. When I was younger I was lucky enough to be inspired to play the guitar and another good thing to do is even if you are a beginner, find some people who are around you level and jam together, find some songs you like and learn one every week and try to reproduce them well and when you feel ready write your own tunes as well, this will massively increase your learning and give you targets to aim for, ie playing whole songs start to finish, if you have any questions, hope that I'm not teaching you to suck eggs! Just ask, but yeh the software really is just an extension of your own ability, so practice to be good at it! Have a great day and God bless! ❤🙏
@@Jdawg_888 I had a bit of a ramble there but if you try to replicate a song from a live band, instruments and all then find out what equipment they used for each of them and that way you will acquire a vast music production knowledge and how to do it yourself. If they had an amp in a studio then try to reproduce the room space with a convolution verb and set everything in that...if you have any specific questions feel free to ask but Ableton is vast and can do pretty much anything you want without external plugins....
FUNky gr8!❤️❤️❤️🎶🎼🍻✅
Brilliant thanks 👍