so ive literally been trying to make music for 10 years, and every time it felt like i was banging my head against a brick wall. i truly thought other people just got it and i would never get it. but it turned out all i needed was the right teacher. i cannot thank you enough. i am finishing a demo today and i could not have done it without you. i hope you're having a lovely day!
My friends on a Friday night: ¨Dude, we are going to dance tonight, are you coming? ¨ Me: ¨Sorry, guys I have a date... (Ableton Live for Beginners PT2 by Taetro)¨
Hands down your Part 1&2 Beginner tutorials are the best beginner tutorials for Ableton Live anywhere on the internet. I cannot thank you enough! It feels as if i am a baby and you’re teaching me how to walk! Thank you thank you! ❤️
Ahh you just stole this from my mouth bro! @TAETRO you are so incredible and friendly!! Always remind to arm the chanel. again and again. And what a lovely transfer ability, to carriage! Thank you 1000 times!
The only teacher on TH-cam i could understand the teachings. Watched multiple of others but you are someone I choose to stick on. Thank you for for sharing your knowledge 😊🙏
Being an effective and charasmatic teacher (especially online or to large groups) is becoming a rarer and rarer skill- Besides your musical prowess, you should be very proud of these videos. Very grateful friend, thank you
man you know you have a very soothing way of talking and teaching. You just make people naturally want to listen when you speak, and conveying the knowledge in such a comfortable way. I can't believe I even enjoy listening to you introducing sponsors and ads. I wouldn't even skip that part given the chance. Crazy good work man
Never would have thought that I'd Finally find a tutorial that explains EVERYTHING bit by bit, stupid question after stupid question. I feel like a kid, learning about the universe again, and it's awesome. Seriously, one thing I'm even more glad for, is finding this series months after the first episode, so now I can binge-learn at my own pace!)
Taetro, you’re the best! Your teaching style is topnotch - organized, clear, and palatable for beginners. There are those who excel in music production but unable to teach others. You not only know your craft; you CAN TEACH it quite effectively. What a blessing! Thank you 🎶🎼🎹🎧🎤
I'm so so glad you're doing this series! I felt very lost when I opened Ableton for the first time and I got really frustrated when things didn't work and I did not know why. Your videos have been helping a lot!
Same here I gave it up a few years ago trying to learn I’ve been following you for a while now I’m my first week giving it another chance now I’m finding out some of the features and short cuts are the same as LPX
Your style of teaching is excellent. Everything you teach is so detailed so that a beginner like myself can understand. I like that you talk at a slower pace than most others on YT which makes learning less overwhelming. Thank you!
You're truly an incredible teacher! Everything is easy to follow, you go at a pace that's conducive to beginner learning and you know exactly which parts you need to explain a little further than others. You're killin' it good Sir!
Your tutorials are really awesome, cristal clear and easy to follow, just the essential. And I really love your mindset, so here is something to say thanks, because you earn it :)
Just wanted say thanks for this beginner series. Watched the first two parts and you explain everything in a very easy to understand fashion. Been on the fence if I should get into music production, learning to use a DAW, but after finding these videos I might just give Ableton live a go. My goal is to be able to create some rave/techno songs to use when I'm exercising. Train cycling and thought it would be cool to have music tailored to fit my cycling workouts. So tempo adjusted to fit specific interval sessions and whatnot. Just seemed like a fun thing to do. :)
I've been trying to so hard to figure ableton out through youtuve videos, forums, hell even tiktok videos, but this series is by far the best! so well-paced, concise yet giving you all the info that's necessary for a beginner like me. Thank you!!!
Watching this on Ableton 12, everything makes 100% sense and I feel fully confident to start making my own tracks. I also love that I can rewatch your videos at 1.5 speed and still get all the necessary information since it was explained so thoroughly. Keep up the great work!
I'm a filmmaker learning music and Ableton for the first time. You make it so easy to understand what I need to know to play around. I'm having a lot of fun learning from you. Thank you so, so much for these tutorial videos. (AND your videos all look so awesome. Great lighting, production design, editing. etc. 👍)
19:32 "CRINGE!" nah i fully laughed out loud🤣 2 years late to this video, but love your channel g. You're the reason I'm learning Ableton as fast as I am. Thank you for all these videos!!!
I have been looking for a while someone, who is able to explain Live from the basics. I'm pretty sure i've found him. You are a very great tutor, you are perfectly understandable, thank you for your work, time and effort. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
love this! 16:47-17:00 GOLD.. also! You're self effacing authenticity is SPOT ON! much like your timing and taste in music!! So thankful for your help here!! Unsure if you have any end blown bamboo flutes in you IRL musical library (I do see IRL instruments in the Studio, I'd be happy to send one out to you: Dragon Flutes Rising..I'm oldish and my vid and tech stack back then was *somewhat lacking..am learning a lot recently, really enjoy learning from you! Cheers!
Thanks bro. That was really all I wanted to know. Best tutorial I have found. I had no idea what I was doing, but at least now I have a starting point.
Duuudddeeeee .... You literally answer every question that I didn't even know how to ask! your videos are extremely on point! thank you for taking the time and dumbing things down to the dummy level! please keep the content coming!
Thank you! this video is still relevant 2 years later. I was really hyped after the first video but struggled with lots of delay while recording audio. The Solution was to use ASIO drivers. Looking forward to round 3.
Bro this is unbelievable. I am getting into Ableton and this has been my go to since. You explain everything so clearly and calmly. Seriously, this content should be paid. Thank you so much for this.
Thanks dude, and thank you so much DistroKid. Im just loving these sessions. It's starting to come together now, I would not have got this far in such a short period without your help, much appreciated.
Thanks for sharing this knowledge over here for free!! It really means a lot for me right now as I couldn't afford a course anywhere else, I was very frustrated with trying to start my music production journey, so I just wanted to make sure I also supported the video by leaving a comment.
So I loved the video... Starting off my day with a cup of coffee, Live and Taetro is becoming a thing around here. You are getting through... thank you so so much.
Wow! You are the best teacher ever! Thank you for your visdom and teaching style. You giving a nice vibe and everything you teach is very easy to understand. You motivate me and inspire.. Keep doing what you are most excited, follow your passion..! Be positive..!
Thank you Taetro - another great "beginner's" video. So many other's do not provide enough of the detail that I've spent hours trying to figure out and only getting lost. No more. 😁
You rock, man. Still using stuff from your music theory videos every day. Keep making awesome content like this! Appreciate you, man. Hope you're having a wonderful day.
I just bought myself a MIDI keyboard and wanted to learn to work with Ableton. Just started this second part of the series. Absolutely amazing/clear explanation! Best beginner tutorial for Ableton on the net! Thank you! 👍
This is by far the best tutorial on Ableton for beginners like myself. Thank you for explaining it slowly for us! I have a goal to create techno rhythms for my friends to enjoy regularly. I'm excited to be on this journey thanks to your help!
Thanks so much for this series! I was thought that I could never understand how it works but ur vids are so good that helped me more than I thought it would be! Thanks
Thanks! I am a total beginner pt 1 & 2 really helped me out to get started. Looking forward to watching others part of your channel, I am also a beginner on Minilab2. Thx
watching these vids sequentially and my son is lapping it up. Can't thank you enough for putting this content together in such a simple, yet detailed way. You're a legend!
Amazing way of explaining, finally im getting motivated to learn more about this software, just because I found you! Thank u very much, dont stop making videos for us
Thanks for the tutorials man, I really though Ableton is suuuuper complicated, but after you explaining everything I actually began to understand and like it. Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱
I enjoy your instructions very much. You pace it very well. In the future you might consider enlarging your cursor. I had to keep backing up to find what you were pointing to. Great video instruction.
Watch these tutorials on the biggest screen possible. If you’re watching on an IPhone, use the two finger “expand” gesture to Zoom in on the section of the Ableton screen to see what Taetro is describing. I’m redoing my setup to put a 32 in hdtv on my desk to prevent blindness from those little Ableton typefaces. Many thanks to Taetro for this “Zen and the Art of Ableton” series. Well done!
thank you so much! yes I've received a lot of feedback about enlarging the cursor, it caused some graphical issues, but I'll try to make things more clear in the future. Love the "zen and the art of ableton" title hahaha
hi taetro! I am second video in with your tutorial and i would just like to say thank you for sharing your knowledge easier than any tutorials here. also thank you for introducing distrokid. what a time to pursue my passion and you made me excited to produce my compositions (which i made more than 10 years ago) in ways that i can not imagine possible before. :) again, thank you from the bottom of my heart!
My learning curve is almost flat. So I'm so pleased with your patience and the way you explain. Makes me feel a bit less stupid 😉. Thank you so much 🙏🏼
Thanks great tutorial. Minor point that all TH-camr contributors need to consider. I had eye surgery a couple years ago, saved my vision but I do have difficulty tracking cursors when watching TH-cam. At work I've had to enlarge my cursor a bit which helps greatly. I supervise a State level training program and have asked all my staff to enlarge cursors during Teams meetings and have gotten a very positive response from our agency. Pls consider this for your slightly visually challenged fans.
Hey Dan - I've heard from a lot of people on the cursor size. Of course there's nothing I can do now for these already recorded courses BUT I've just increased my cursor to like 3x size, and I've also made it yellow, with a black border. Wasn't sure on the color, but if there's any better color for accessibility, please let me know!
@@Taetro I appreciate your consideration and recognise any change can't be retroactive. I'm still not used to being visually impared, albeit minor, after a lifetime of good vision (64yo). Your proposed change will help! Keep up with your fine tutorials. I. need to step up as a Patreon.😎👍
Just started to learn this having completed my degree, and i knew it was going to be a steep learning curve but man, its so tricky. ive watched lesson one twice. will stick at it.
@9:39 goodbye, little spinning friend. (I didn't think he was real! haha) but for real, i have been messing around in ableton live 11 lite since I got my launchkey a week or two ago; reading documentation for both trying to figure out how to do stuff but HOW DID I NOT KNOW THESE VIDEOS EXISTED. i'm psyched! and I really needed something like this because right when i was starting to make stuff that almost sounded like music... my office ceiling started leaking!! I moved (most) of my electronics to the living room yesterday but it's so noisy and chaotic here I can barely concentrate. --i mean, what I'm trying to say is thank you, again. I do have a little piece of advice I don't think you covered here: the 'return to arrangement' button. If your arrangement track recording is semi-transparent and won't play back, click on "back to arrangement" in the top corner. Pretty sure this happens if you had been messing around in the session view and didn't completely stop.
thank u sooo much for these vids! I’m a beginner to music and I just got myself an oxygen pro mini so I’m very excited to get practising :) You have made ableton seem a lot less daunting and I can already see some familiarities from using garageband on my phone lol
Thank you for our 1:1 Session from the Beatober Auction, worth every penny and so much more! I will be working on my keyboarding, learning Ableton Live, working on my song writing, and building up my repertoire of popular songs that I can perform on the keyboard. Let's see what I can do from now till the next Beatober. You gave me exactly what I was looking for which is, "What should be my next steps?"
Thank you so much for making this and for free! Your tutorials have been the most comprehensive and well paced for beginners like myself. I was wholly intimidated by the UI at first but after learning just how intuitive and easy to use it is from your first video, it's not too bad.
amazing explanation, i recently bought a midi controller for learning and create music and this video made it easy for those who never used a recording software.
Thank you for an excellent review of how the program works. This is my first time trying a DAW program. I play guitar and I'm starting to realize that I have to start playing with metronome again. If you play yourself, it's not that careful. Regards 😎
Loved the tutorial, even though I already use ableton since ableton 9, it's still a nice way to remind where some settings are, cuz of last year I've made the transition to fl (most of the guys I work with use fl, so I had to adapt). Big ups man! Love yo stuff! Keep the good work up! Peace from Romania!
ive been using reaper since 2019 but have been getting the idea that I needed a new DAW for looping and getting the most out of my akai mpk mini. Great job thank you
@Taetro you commented as I was going through part 3. :) this series has been my daily homework before work. I was getting confused cause my mpk was making no sounds when plugged in. Turns out it does not want to be routed using an extension USB. Plugged straight into the PC and it worked straight away. 💗
This is way better and more easily explained than any other Ableon Live tutorials I have found.
Facts. I've watched a ton, this is the BEST on TH-cam. This man be doing the Lord's work lol
This is the same comment I see on every ableton tutorial I have seen which is well over 10 by now
totally agree well made🤩
This guy is a natural teacher.
Please, keep on making lessons on Ableton. Thanks,
Will do!
yes, please!
so ive literally been trying to make music for 10 years, and every time it felt like i was banging my head against a brick wall. i truly thought other people just got it and i would never get it. but it turned out all i needed was the right teacher. i cannot thank you enough. i am finishing a demo today and i could not have done it without you. i hope you're having a lovely day!
My friends on a Friday night: ¨Dude, we are going to dance tonight, are you coming? ¨ Me: ¨Sorry, guys I have a date... (Ableton Live for Beginners PT2 by Taetro)¨
better yet you should join us for the livestream in 45 minutes :)
Lol that made me laugh
This comment goes so hard
OMG me irl
that's me lol
Hands down your Part 1&2 Beginner tutorials are the best beginner tutorials for Ableton Live anywhere on the internet. I cannot thank you enough! It feels as if i am a baby and you’re teaching me how to walk! Thank you thank you! ❤️
You're very welcome!!!
DUDE. I have not felt motivated by anyone else on youtube. You're a great teacher.
Woooo! You can do it!
he's incredible, right?? I'm at work watching these and cannot wait to get home and start creating
I'm so amazed at your teaching videos, you put so much care into them. You're amazing compared to other TH-camrs. :)
thanks Will!!
Ahh you just stole this from my mouth bro! @TAETRO you are so incredible and friendly!! Always remind to arm the chanel. again and again. And what a lovely transfer ability, to carriage! Thank you 1000 times!
here here agree 100%
The only teacher on TH-cam i could understand the teachings.
Watched multiple of others but you are someone I choose to stick on.
Thank you for for sharing your knowledge 😊🙏
Ikr🎵‼
Being an effective and charasmatic teacher (especially online or to large groups) is becoming a rarer and rarer skill- Besides your musical prowess, you should be very proud of these videos. Very grateful friend, thank you
I just love the "CRINGE!" at 19:30🤣 thank you very much taetro for making this tutorial, super helpful 😇
🤣🤣🤣
man you know you have a very soothing way of talking and teaching. You just make people naturally want to listen when you speak, and conveying the knowledge in such a comfortable way. I can't believe I even enjoy listening to you introducing sponsors and ads. I wouldn't even skip that part given the chance. Crazy good work man
Never would have thought that I'd Finally find a tutorial that explains EVERYTHING bit by bit, stupid question after stupid question. I feel like a kid, learning about the universe again, and it's awesome. Seriously, one thing I'm even more glad for, is finding this series months after the first episode, so now I can binge-learn at my own pace!)
Ableton can be a frustrating DAW but seems to be worth learning for certain electronic music purposes.
Part 1 and Part 2 literally taught me all the basics on how to use Ableton Live 11. This was incredibly well put together and linear. Thank you.
Taetro, you’re the best! Your teaching style is topnotch - organized, clear, and palatable for beginners. There are those who excel in music production but unable to teach others. You not only know your craft; you CAN TEACH it quite effectively. What a blessing! Thank you 🎶🎼🎹🎧🎤
I'm so so glad you're doing this series! I felt very lost when I opened Ableton for the first time and I got really frustrated when things didn't work and I did not know why.
Your videos have been helping a lot!
Glad to hear it!
Same here I gave it up a few years ago trying to learn I’ve been following you for a while now I’m my first week giving it another chance now I’m finding out some of the features and short cuts are the same as LPX
Your style of teaching is excellent. Everything you teach is so detailed so that a beginner like myself can understand. I like that you talk at a slower pace than most others on YT which makes learning less overwhelming. Thank you!
I’ve learned more in these 2 videos than I did in a full course. Amazing and such a great tutor!
You're truly an incredible teacher! Everything is easy to follow, you go at a pace that's conducive to beginner learning and you know exactly which parts you need to explain a little further than others. You're killin' it good Sir!
Your tutorials are really awesome, cristal clear and easy to follow, just the essential. And I really love your mindset, so here is something to say thanks, because you earn it :)
Thank you so much Aurore!!
Just wanted say thanks for this beginner series. Watched the first two parts and you explain everything in a very easy to understand fashion. Been on the fence if I should get into music production, learning to use a DAW, but after finding these videos I might just give Ableton live a go.
My goal is to be able to create some rave/techno songs to use when I'm exercising. Train cycling and thought it would be cool to have music tailored to fit my cycling workouts. So tempo adjusted to fit specific interval sessions and whatnot. Just seemed like a fun thing to do. :)
I've been trying to so hard to figure ableton out through youtuve videos, forums, hell even tiktok videos, but this series is by far the best! so well-paced, concise yet giving you all the info that's necessary for a beginner like me. Thank you!!!
best teacher ever. Actually goes through each step slowly allowing any noob to easily follow
Watching this on Ableton 12, everything makes 100% sense and I feel fully confident to start making my own tracks. I also love that I can rewatch your videos at 1.5 speed and still get all the necessary information since it was explained so thoroughly. Keep up the great work!
I'm a filmmaker learning music and Ableton for the first time. You make it so easy to understand what I need to know to play around. I'm having a lot of fun learning from you. Thank you so, so much for these tutorial videos. (AND your videos all look so awesome. Great lighting, production design, editing. etc. 👍)
19:32 "CRINGE!" nah i fully laughed out loud🤣
2 years late to this video, but love your channel g. You're the reason I'm learning Ableton as fast as I am. Thank you for all these videos!!!
I have been looking for a while someone, who is able to explain Live from the basics. I'm pretty sure i've found him. You are a very great tutor, you are perfectly understandable, thank you for your work, time and effort. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
love this! 16:47-17:00 GOLD.. also! You're self effacing authenticity is SPOT ON! much like your timing and taste in music!! So thankful for your help here!! Unsure if you have any end blown bamboo flutes in you IRL musical library (I do see IRL instruments in the Studio, I'd be happy to send one out to you: Dragon Flutes Rising..I'm oldish and my vid and tech stack back then was *somewhat lacking..am learning a lot recently, really enjoy learning from you! Cheers!
Thanks bro. That was really all I wanted to know. Best tutorial I have found. I had no idea what I was doing, but at least now I have a starting point.
Just got my midi keyboard and started my 90 day Ableton live trial! Appreciate what you do!
Really enjoying this series - I can't wait to watch the videos after work every day and try new things out
thanks for the super thanks! awesome to hear the series is helping!
You explain things very well and clearly! Thank you for what you do
Duuudddeeeee .... You literally answer every question that I didn't even know how to ask! your videos are extremely on point! thank you for taking the time and dumbing things down to the dummy level! please keep the content coming!
Thank you! this video is still relevant 2 years later. I was really hyped after the first video but struggled with lots of delay while recording audio. The Solution was to use ASIO drivers. Looking forward to round 3.
Best channel I've found on beatmaking and composition. First time I've ever joined a member group - thanks for the great content!
Bro this is unbelievable. I am getting into Ableton and this has been my go to since. You explain everything so clearly and calmly. Seriously, this content should be paid. Thank you so much for this.
Thanks dude, and thank you so much DistroKid. Im just loving these sessions. It's starting to come together now, I would not have got this far in such a short period without your help, much appreciated.
Thanks for sharing this knowledge over here for free!! It really means a lot for me right now as I couldn't afford a course anywhere else, I was very frustrated with trying to start my music production journey, so I just wanted to make sure I also supported the video by leaving a comment.
EXTREMELY well done good sir, you're a gentleman and a scholar. Thank you for getting me on my right foot for making awesome music!
Thanks for teaching me how to walk!
now time to run!! thanks Akis for the super thanks!
Thank you so much for these two lessons. It totally demystified Ableton Live for me.
Taetro, you are as a nice teacher as you're a very talented musician. Thank you for your art
I really appreciate the way you speak and present this material - I feel like my future music should owe you royalties hahaha
Simply the best tutorials for beginners, just keep going for more tutorials and thanks a lot.
So I loved the video... Starting off my day with a cup of coffee, Live and Taetro is becoming a thing around here. You are getting through... thank you so so much.
I appreciate you for your teaching on this software, I didn't know how to use it, but by watching you I'm learning how to use it now.
These are the best tutorials I've ever had!
Thank you .Right pace, right flow, right amount of content.
Wow! You are the best teacher ever! Thank you for your visdom and teaching style. You giving a nice vibe and everything you teach is very easy to understand. You motivate me and inspire.. Keep doing what you are most excited, follow your passion..! Be positive..!
Thank you Taetro - another great "beginner's" video. So many other's do not provide enough of the detail that I've spent hours trying to figure out and only getting lost.
No more. 😁
You rock, man. Still using stuff from your music theory videos every day. Keep making awesome content like this! Appreciate you, man. Hope you're having a wonderful day.
thank you Jopey!! glad it's helping!!
I just bought myself a MIDI keyboard and wanted to learn to work with Ableton. Just started this second part of the series. Absolutely amazing/clear explanation! Best beginner tutorial for Ableton on the net! Thank you! 👍
I appreciate you saying that, Guillaume! I hope the rest of the series helps you too
You are amazing,thank you so much. I am absolute beginner and you explain everything beautifully. Really getting into it now. Thanks
This is by far the best tutorial on Ableton for beginners like myself. Thank you for explaining it slowly for us!
I have a goal to create techno rhythms for my friends to enjoy regularly. I'm excited to be on this journey thanks to your help!
you’re well on your way to techno groovin 🕺!
Ty your the most understanding person I found on here for tutoring me on Abelton live!!😇😇😇
Thanks so much for this series! I was thought that I could never understand how it works but ur vids are so good that helped me more than I thought it would be! Thanks
so awesome. Thanks igor!!
Amazing tutorials. Really clear and concise :) Really appreciate the great work!
Thanks! I am a total beginner pt 1 & 2 really helped me out to get started. Looking forward to watching others part of your channel, I am also a beginner on Minilab2. Thx
stoked I was able to help. thank you for the super chat!!
Yep, coming from cakewalk Sonar background, having absolutely no idea about Ableton,
You are a very good teacher.respect.
Wow finally I know how to work with both arrangement and session view ! thanks u so much for the tutorials really learned a lot ! :3
You are amazing man, truly thanks for the work on expressing your knowledge in such a didatic manner, wish you the best and much love from Brasil!
watching these vids sequentially and my son is lapping it up. Can't thank you enough for putting this content together in such a simple, yet detailed way. You're a legend!
Amazing way of explaining, finally im getting motivated to learn more about this software, just because I found you!
Thank u very much, dont stop making videos for us
Thanks for the tutorials man, I really though Ableton is suuuuper complicated, but after you explaining everything I actually began to understand and like it. Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱
This is way better than other videos out there on ableton
doooode, and it's in 4k. you rock. thanks. doing the whole playlist. much love mate.
Thanks Taeto, very good. Yesterday I did the first session and now I'm listening to the 2nd session
I enjoy your instructions very much. You pace it very well. In the future you might consider enlarging your cursor. I had to keep backing up to find what you were pointing to. Great video instruction.
Thank you so much! It has been a dream of mine to understand music. You are helping a ton my friend. Cheers
Muchas gracias, excelentes clases..
Watch these tutorials on the biggest screen possible. If you’re watching on an IPhone, use the two finger “expand” gesture to
Zoom in on the section of the Ableton screen to see what Taetro is describing.
I’m redoing my setup to put a 32 in hdtv on my desk to prevent blindness from those little Ableton typefaces.
Many thanks to Taetro for this “Zen and the Art of Ableton” series. Well done!
thank you so much! yes I've received a lot of feedback about enlarging the cursor, it caused some graphical issues, but I'll try to make things more clear in the future.
Love the "zen and the art of ableton" title hahaha
hi taetro! I am second video in with your tutorial and i would just like to say thank you for sharing your knowledge easier than any tutorials here. also thank you for introducing distrokid. what a time to pursue my passion and you made me excited to produce my compositions (which i made more than 10 years ago) in ways that i can not imagine possible before. :) again, thank you from the bottom of my heart!
thank you Quiling! I’m so happy to hear all that and very glad the videos are helping :)
just want to thank you for these tutorials! well done!
You’re a very good teacher. Thank You!
My learning curve is almost flat. So I'm so pleased with your patience and the way you explain. Makes me feel a bit less stupid 😉. Thank you so much 🙏🏼
love your content! Thank you so much for all you do to help creators for free!!
Thanks great tutorial. Minor point that all TH-camr contributors need to consider. I had eye surgery a couple years ago, saved my vision but I do have difficulty tracking cursors when watching TH-cam. At work I've had to enlarge my cursor a bit which helps greatly. I supervise a State level training program and have asked all my staff to enlarge cursors during Teams meetings and have gotten a very positive response from our agency. Pls consider this for your slightly visually challenged fans.
Hey Dan - I've heard from a lot of people on the cursor size. Of course there's nothing I can do now for these already recorded courses BUT
I've just increased my cursor to like 3x size, and I've also made it yellow, with a black border. Wasn't sure on the color, but if there's any better color for accessibility, please let me know!
@@Taetro I appreciate your consideration and recognise any change can't be retroactive. I'm still not used to being visually impared, albeit minor, after a lifetime of good vision (64yo). Your proposed change will help! Keep up with your fine tutorials. I. need to step up as a Patreon.😎👍
Very good tutorial. Thank you for that! Heading now to part 3.
Just started to learn this having completed my degree, and i knew it was going to be a steep learning curve but man, its so tricky. ive watched lesson one twice. will stick at it.
Superb series…I’ve had a frustrating time with using DAWs before finding Taetro…really great teacher. Thanks so much!
@9:39 goodbye, little spinning friend. (I didn't think he was real! haha)
but for real, i have been messing around in ableton live 11 lite since I got my launchkey a week or two ago; reading documentation for both trying to figure out how to do stuff but HOW DID I NOT KNOW THESE VIDEOS EXISTED. i'm psyched! and I really needed something like this because right when i was starting to make stuff that almost sounded like music... my office ceiling started leaking!! I moved (most) of my electronics to the living room yesterday but it's so noisy and chaotic here I can barely concentrate. --i mean, what I'm trying to say is thank you, again.
I do have a little piece of advice I don't think you covered here: the 'return to arrangement' button. If your arrangement track recording is semi-transparent and won't play back, click on "back to arrangement" in the top corner. Pretty sure this happens if you had been messing around in the session view and didn't completely stop.
thank u sooo much for these vids! I’m a beginner to music and I just got myself an oxygen pro mini so I’m very excited to get practising :) You have made ableton seem a lot less daunting and I can already see some familiarities from using garageband on my phone lol
so happy to hear you’ve made progress with the series! Keep going!
Thank you again you have made this so enjoyable learn. Dublin ' Ireland loves ya...!
Thank you for our 1:1 Session from the Beatober Auction, worth every penny and so much more! I will be working on my keyboarding, learning Ableton Live, working on my song writing, and building up my repertoire of popular songs that I can perform on the keyboard. Let's see what I can do from now till the next Beatober. You gave me exactly what I was looking for which is, "What should be my next steps?"
Thank you so much for making this and for free! Your tutorials have been the most comprehensive and well paced for beginners like myself. I was wholly intimidated by the UI at first but after learning just how intuitive and easy to use it is from your first video, it's not too bad.
amazing explanation, i recently bought a midi controller for learning and create music and this video made it easy for those who never used a recording software.
Just what I was looking for. Very grateful. Thanks 🙏
Thank you, it's very clear, even though English is not my mother tongue. You are an excellent teacher.
thanks so much kayshan!
Very helpfull and clear explanation .... sounds good ! Many Thanks
I actually get excited to come on and listen to these tutorials. Part 2 down. Thank you thank you @Taetro
That’s what I like to hear!
Quick question: how to i change octaves on midi keyboard? My keyboard is 49keys and i want to play beyond those octaves. Ty for your time. Great video
Superb explainers Taetro, thank you!
Thank you for an excellent review of how the program works. This is my first time trying a DAW program. I play guitar and I'm starting to realize that I have to start playing with metronome again. If you play yourself, it's not that careful.
Regards 😎
You are such a great teacher, very impressive and much appreciated - thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills ! You are a very good teacher 🙏
Man thank you so much for the vids!
Thank you so much for these videos, they're very helpful.
Thank you!
Loved the tutorial, even though I already use ableton since ableton 9, it's still a nice way to remind where some settings are, cuz of last year I've made the transition to fl (most of the guys I work with use fl, so I had to adapt).
Big ups man! Love yo stuff! Keep the good work up!
Peace from Romania!
thank you Calu! !
Such a master teacher for real. Thank you Taetro!
appreciate you saying that michael!
ive been using reaper since 2019 but have been getting the idea that I needed a new DAW for looping and getting the most out of my akai mpk mini. Great job thank you
Reaper is great but Ableton is a whole different beast!
@Taetro you commented as I was going through part 3. :) this series has been my daily homework before work. I was getting confused cause my mpk was making no sounds when plugged in. Turns out it does not want to be routed using an extension USB. Plugged straight into the PC and it worked straight away. 💗