This is the clearest lesson I’ve seen so far! Really simple to follow and clearly explained. Catnapp you should do more tutorials for sure! Thank you so much
NGL I didn't expect to learn much from this but this was probably one of the best and most informative and helpful videos I have seen from this channel in a long time. Thank you so much!
ngl. the thumbnail makes her look like a 12 year old boy, and i thought a pre-teen was about to show me up on ableton. instead i learned good info from some cool argentinian chick.
Thanks Catnapp, this was so inspirational. I can't wait to start a new project with these tips! I would only add that you can switch between projects by 'adding a folder' in your browser and simply drag and drop stuff over! x
Very cool tutorial! Also love the fact that you put delay and reverb on your voice while recording it in, gives a total different vibe when singing it in in stead of adding it afterwords. Keep on rocking!
She came alive after explaining ger routine was nice to see. I like the idea of color coding the new and old projects differently within the arrangement definitely going to use that.
I opened up two ablation projects side by side and I wasn’t able to drag and drop the files from my old project to my new one. I also tried to copy and paste and it didn’t work. Any ideas?
@@martinezdecap hmm. I haven't tried to copy and paste like she did. I was surprised when she said she did it. Maybe save the each individual wav (also known as "stems) in a specific folder.
@@martinezdecap You can do it all easily with only one instance of Ableton open. Use the browser on the left to navigate to the project you want to pull from. Click the drop-down arrow to reveal the project files, then you can either drag-and-drop the .als or open the next drop-down if you only want to grab a single track from the project.
@@armstrong.r that’s interesting you just replied. A few days ago I realized I can open up previous projects in the sidebar and load up anything from previous projects. The midi, instruments, and plugins all remain intact.
@@armstrong.r thank you for sharing. I always try to create something new and on the spot, but for the sake of creativity and time it can be useful to drop in something that you’ve used before
The video certainly give me some inspiration on how to create a song - thanks to Catnapp how she's doing it. As for Ableton Live, I am more interested how to use the session view in creating more ideas.
Thanks for this walkthrough. I actually use Logic, but your vocal effects chain was very useful for me and I've already started playing around with a similar chain using the plug-ins available to me in my collection. Your use of saturation was particularly helpful. 💯
Thanks for the detailed explanations. VERY informative! (I might suggest starting on the left side of the screen for your "ctrl+R" shortcut. If you do, you can use the "Tab" button to move to the next one instead of clicking backward.)
I Love catnapp and Like she is explaining in every of her Studio Videos. This Video ist so impressive THANK YOU and btw. I Love her haircut. It reminds me on my childhood when i Cut my Hair with a paperscissor in the dark of the night YaY ☀️
This is the clearest lesson I’ve seen so far! Really simple to follow and clearly explained. Catnapp you should do more tutorials for sure! Thank you so much
Catnapp is amazing. Love the vibe, the pace, and straight forwardness of her approach. Inspiring . . .
NGL I didn't expect to learn much from this but this was probably one of the best and most informative and helpful videos I have seen from this channel in a long time. Thank you so much!
Yeah with how simple it started I wasn't sure, but ultimately it became a HEATER
ngl. the thumbnail makes her look like a 12 year old boy, and i thought a pre-teen was about to show me up on ableton. instead i learned good info from some cool argentinian chick.
Why would you expect to not learn anything when you have gained insight from others in this series?
This is such a great walk through! The simplicity and accessibility is greatly appreciated as a new learner - really great stuff
So cool to visualize the song in the waveform of her hair.
I love the pace of this video. It feels faster than usual, but without the unnecessary pauses in speech while explaining something
Very relaxing walkthrough. Niceee. Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks. I realised by the quality of your sound that the Ab plug ins are great. Ozone crucify my CPU so I tried your chain. Excellent.
Thanks Catnapp, this was so inspirational. I can't wait to start a new project with these tips! I would only add that you can switch between projects by 'adding a folder' in your browser and simply drag and drop stuff over! x
omg what a discovery, honestly didn't expect anything, now she's in my spotify playlist, cool and powerful energy
Yeah, I like it to hope to find it on itunes :)
Wow thank you for sharing your workflow! It’s so much more than just a gear jam. A very well constructed/ designed peace of powerful sounding music!
Great tutorial! Actually, the best I've seen on this channel. Thank you!
Ok, teaching gift on full display there Catnapp! Blessings to you for this, I learned so much and am going to put it into use immediately!
her voice and vocals are so seductive.. and damn nice tutorial. I just got into ableton and these videos are keeping me busy
it's really interesting to know the workflow of other artists. i grabbed some great fresh ideas here. thanks a lot for that :)
Very cool tutorial! Also love the fact that you put delay and reverb on your voice while recording it in, gives a total different vibe when singing it in in stead of adding it afterwords. Keep on rocking!
omg that voice and that info!
great for tutorials, awesome on the track.
A lot of great information here.
Love it. Thanks for the time for doing this.
This is awesome, thanks for making it. Catnapp is so eloquent and her music sounding great def made the tutorial way more entertaining to watch.
She came alive after explaining ger routine was nice to see. I like the idea of color coding the new and old projects differently within the arrangement definitely going to use that.
her sound is amazing
Nice and structured Workflow. And a nice vocal chain . 💜
Amazing!!! Thank you for posting this for us. Keep up the good work...love it!!!
I loved it, please Ableton make more tutorials with her
You don't have to be an Ableton user to appreciate this video. Catnapp needs to do a master class series. :)
Very nice walk through - I must show it to my kids, very inspirationnal!! well done ;)
Super calm, super clear
Very inspiring (plus so informative!). Thank you very much!
I like how you rhymed ahead with head. Genius
Catnapp is amazing, loved this video and learned a bunch and definitely becoming a Big Fan!
That was sick! Really smart workflow, thank you so much for the video!
What i beautiful voice to listen to so relaxing
I enjoyed watching your process Catnapp. Thanks for sharing! ~R
Thanks Catnapp very interesting the way you work. Congrats!
Great techniques. Keep up the good work. Snoop Dog and my Cats took a Nap after this🙂
Once again amazing work
File under Don't be deceived by the looks: Huge fan of Catnapp since day one. Wonderful person, great talking voice too
thanks for that catnapp you're such an inspiration for all of us!
Catnapp you are adorable! And very good at what you are doing. Very much help. Thank you
Super informative and helpful. Many thanks!
That was a great break down. Love the idea of grabbing an old track like that.
I opened up two ablation projects side by side and I wasn’t able to drag and drop the files from my old project to my new one. I also tried to copy and paste and it didn’t work. Any ideas?
@@martinezdecap hmm. I haven't tried to copy and paste like she did. I was surprised when she said she did it.
Maybe save the each individual wav (also known as "stems) in a specific folder.
@@martinezdecap You can do it all easily with only one instance of Ableton open. Use the browser on the left to navigate to the project you want to pull from. Click the drop-down arrow to reveal the project files, then you can either drag-and-drop the .als or open the next drop-down if you only want to grab a single track from the project.
@@armstrong.r that’s interesting you just replied. A few days ago I realized I can open up previous projects in the sidebar and load up anything from previous projects. The midi, instruments, and plugins all remain intact.
@@armstrong.r thank you for sharing. I always try to create something new and on the spot, but for the sake of creativity and time it can be useful to drop in something that you’ve used before
Orgullo argentino catnapp 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Probably the best of the series, made me think about switching to Ableton again lol
Fab e2e workflow …. So simplistic and obvious … learned and inspired a lot!
This is gold! Thanks Catnapp!
The video certainly give me some inspiration on how to create a song - thanks to Catnapp how she's doing it. As for Ableton Live, I am more interested how to use the session view in creating more ideas.
This lady right here, wow!
That was great. Felt like a 1 to 1 lesson.
Thanks , nice to see how to work it, I learned a lot from your video.
And like the result too! Great 👍
thank u so much for sharing!
Thanks for this walkthrough. I actually use Logic, but your vocal effects chain was very useful for me and I've already started playing around with a similar chain using the plug-ins available to me in my collection. Your use of saturation was particularly helpful. 💯
Catnapp is an amazing artist hands down
Thank you, Catnapp! Please make more tutorials!
lost my mind when she did the chorus vocals she's so raw
Great job Catnapp! Like the vibe.
Thanks for the detailed explanations. VERY informative!
(I might suggest starting on the left side of the screen for your "ctrl+R" shortcut. If you do, you can use the "Tab" button to move to the next one instead of clicking backward.)
Thanks for this lesson very clear and concise.
I just fell in love
Thank you for this video ❤
bajando linea con calma. grande catnappppppppp
Great video, thanks Catnapp 😽
love catnapp!
ah she played the classic just draw the rest of the owl trick. such a classic move. a brilliant move. i learned a lot. thank you ableton. f this.
Wow :)
thank you.
I Love catnapp and Like she is explaining in every of her Studio Videos. This Video ist so impressive THANK YOU and btw. I Love her haircut. It reminds me on my childhood when i Cut my Hair with a paperscissor in the dark of the night YaY ☀️
Genia Catnapp!! 🙏
Wow... Cool, calm and extremely educational. My favorite song is "No Cover".
fantastic lesson!
Awesome, what Mic are you using? sounds nice & clear
nice vocal chain
Cute And Awesome!🎶🎵💥👍☺️
Harsh as hell! Love it,, i'm an instant fan-,, , great & thorough breakdown also,, 👊🏾
Catnapp with the tricks! Bigup...
Very informative, would love to see a follow-up for the in depth part (the months that were skipped 😅)
"and now it's ready to go into the unfinished songs 2022 folder"
catnapp sos la mejor veni a Córdoba
Yep. that was dope as hell. Ive got a fat crush on you. Thank you for a great video.
Catnapp thanks so nice tuto
That was amazing! 🙌
Oh yeah i def saved Catnapps tracks on spotify like 2 years ago!
Thank you...🙂
Loved this
Wow. Catnapp is accomplished, creative, beautiful and a very good teacher. Thank you.
AWESOME!
Helpful video !!!!!!!!!! Thanks so much!
That first old project demo you played sounded so good! 10:53
This is a good lesson!
I didn't ever notice "assign color to group tracks and clips" !!
Argentina represent
Good stuff, thanks.
CAPA! Aguante!
🔥🔥
This is awesome.
Wonderful!!!!!!!
very good
Vamo argentina viejo!
Hermoso, altas datas :D yedno a escucharla
wow congrats!
daleeeeee!!! geniaaa gracias x esa datikiii!
When the song is about what you're going through in your life you know that this is the tutorial for you.
Seems to me that templates are the key to creativity to get all the finicking around out of the way.