if you're going to use either people's devices, at least link to them in the description... maxforlive.com/library/device/5988/turing-machine maxforlive.com/library/device/2266/metroposeq
Finally an ableton channel that focuses on creative approaches and experimentation rather than teaching everyone how to make the same generic thing over and over. You and Ned Rush are the best. Glad I found you
You are an excellent instructor and your real use case examples are just great. I was hoping to find templates but it not a deal breaker. Te content is just terrific. Thanks
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing. As a producer with only 8 or so months in the game, it's awesome to learn my way around Live better thanks to videos like these. Looking forward to what comes next 🙌
I love Papadosio!! I have been watching all of your videos and am really appreciative of all the tips. Finding out you're also a huge inspiration to my music is also awesome. Keep it up ! Thanks again !
Interesting thing is that the " heavy lifting " really applies how you are the instance filter of an machine output. As a musician, I spent lots of use a doing the "heavy lifting" but certainly serendipity awaits with those little trinkets. Thanks for an excellent video mate!
This is actually the way i’ve been working with live for the past couple of years, but in fact it took more time to get here than i was initially expecting. 😅 Still there’s always new things we find while playing and combining different midi device techniques, it’s kind like of a journey. In my setup for each midi tracks i have 2 midi chains. Both have the same midi device structure (chord-arp-random-velocity-pitch-“a max for live device to apply probability filter of incoming midi notes”-scale) but the second chain has a m4l polyrthmic device to generate notes as the first device of the chain. So this way i can combine notes that exist in a midi clip with notes that are generated on a separate chain. Since both chains have the max for live device to filter the notes, It’s called “chance” btw. Using two knobs i can dial different probabilities and combined them in a random but controlled way, but this is just the top of the iceberg :) My advice for people that might be struggling with how to build and structure settings and programs for different presets/songs in a setup like this: Clyphx Pro is your friend. Great video man! Subscribed! 🙌
This looks super fun! I'm not super into electronic music because of the repetition in most tracks, but this adds a fun, creative, and organic approach to composing/performing. Love it! I got Ableton Live Lite free with some hardware. Going to give this a shot!
You don't have to remove the plugin into a separate midi track away from the sequencers/generators to record the midi into a separate track. You can save some time by just making one new midi channel and taking the midi from the channel you're already using with the plugin there. No need to make 3 different midi tracks to record midi.
Very good stuff. Thank you for this. But the hard attack gives me PTSD of being in Japan trying to get a phone for 2 hours and the instrumental music playing "soothing" hard-attack chimes for the entirety. I got a Samsung Galaxy S5 that had a DoCoMo sheep wandering over the screen asking if I wanted help. This was a feature that most people were too polite to complain about being utter bullshit that everyone immediately removed.
"I'm just going to show you something real quick" is where you lost me. Music theory. "As long as the bass is F, the C minor preset will actually be F Minor"
You should really upload these to orient to landscape view on fullscreen. Can't see any text on the DAW whatsoever viewing this on a phone. If I can see what the cursor is doing, I can watch these any time and remember the flow, as opposed to having to watch the video in segments while working on the computer, or even watch it on my phone without having to go back and forth between windows every time the visual is unclear. Great videos, but I can't get anything out of them as often as I'd like to.
I do get what you are trying to teach and show here but, got to ask, will you ever listen any of the product you made along this video? Do you really think you achieved music here?
Wow such futuristic shit! The first time someone using the scaling device & it sounds odd. maybe because triggering the keyboard like a cat will sound like one... all new "tutorial" videos about this DAW ends up by kids entertainment or to kill the boredom of the video creator.
0:28 - Ableton Random
0:48 - Ableton Scale
1:13 - Editing Scale Presets
2:40 - Chords in Scale
4:11 - Arpeggiator before scale
5:35 - Capturing the generated midi
7:45 - Slicing Audio with Midi
8:45 - Arpeggiating a drum rack
10:45 - Midi Max Devices
11:15 - Turing machine
15:35 - Metroposeq
if you're going to use either people's devices, at least link to them in the description...
maxforlive.com/library/device/5988/turing-machine
maxforlive.com/library/device/2266/metroposeq
A trick : watch series on KaldroStream. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies lately.
@Noah Jared yup, I have been using Kaldrostream for years myself :D
@Noah Jared yea, have been watching on KaldroStream for since december myself =)
Finally an ableton channel that focuses on creative approaches and experimentation rather than teaching everyone how to make the same generic thing over and over. You and Ned Rush are the best. Glad I found you
Mr Bill is your friend
Tom cosm too
I thought i was going to take a day off of Ableton but this video changed my mind
This taught me so much in only 20 mins! Thank you!
You are an excellent instructor and your real use case examples are just great. I was hoping to find templates but it not a deal breaker. Te content is just terrific. Thanks
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing. As a producer with only 8 or so months in the game, it's awesome to learn my way around Live better thanks to videos like these. Looking forward to what comes next 🙌
This video is brilliant ! Best channel on youtube for all those best tricks!
Thanks again my friend, your tips and tricks just always seem to lead to hours of inspiration, discovery and possibility!
I love Papadosio!! I have been watching all of your videos and am really appreciative of all the tips. Finding out you're also a huge inspiration to my music is also awesome. Keep it up ! Thanks again !
Interesting thing is that the " heavy lifting " really applies how you are the instance filter of an machine output.
As a musician, I spent lots of use a doing the "heavy lifting" but certainly serendipity awaits with those little trinkets. Thanks for an excellent video mate!
This might just be the video that levels up my productions. Thank you for this great content!
You took my compositions to another level!! Infinite thanks…
This is actually the way i’ve been working with live for the past couple of years, but in fact it took more time to get here than i was initially expecting. 😅 Still there’s always new things we find while playing and combining different midi device techniques, it’s kind like of a journey. In my setup for each midi tracks i have 2 midi chains. Both have the same midi device structure (chord-arp-random-velocity-pitch-“a max for live device to apply probability filter of incoming midi notes”-scale) but the second chain has a m4l polyrthmic device to generate notes as the first device of the chain. So this way i can combine notes that exist in a midi clip with notes that are generated on a separate chain. Since both chains have the max for live device to filter the notes, It’s called “chance” btw. Using two knobs i can dial different probabilities and combined them in a random but controlled way, but this is just the top of the iceberg :) My advice for people that might be struggling with how to build and structure settings and programs for different presets/songs in a setup like this: Clyphx Pro is your friend. Great video man! Subscribed! 🙌
This is the dopeness that helps with the Ableton.. The Sub, Gr8 Video..
enlightening as always anthony
This looks super fun! I'm not super into electronic music because of the repetition in most tracks, but this adds a fun, creative, and organic approach to composing/performing. Love it! I got Ableton Live Lite free with some hardware. Going to give this a shot!
Another great video, thanks tthogs. The probability pack is amazing for this kind of work too.
I randomly got a billdboard number 1
LOL! This definitely tops the comment charts
9:50 You absolutely need to upload this song man its awesome
What a wonderful tutorial!! Thank you for this amazing approach to work on Ableton :)
Thanks for the video! Great stuff.
And thanks for your, "Hey friends!" intro.
Some very useful creative ideas! Thank you for sharing!
I very thank you Anthony for this kind of good educational videos of you.
Wow this is just what I needed, I suck at music theory this helps a lot to find melodies that fit, thank you!!
Thank you sir. All these tutorials are so informative.
Any videos on mixing vocals?
Best scale video ever
Brilliant instruments for production. Thanks!
Best video I've seen for a while
awesome content, thanks!
God damn it you're an excellent educator and just an over-all fun sounding guy.
A funghi if you will
Very useful methods, great stuff, thanks for sharing
Really useful!!
Awesome, really fun way to play with ableton! thanks!
Very inspiring! Thanks so much for sharing
This is a treasure
Epic shit! Mind blowing possibilities dude. Good looking out on this one👊👊
You are the BEST
honestly such a great video
What a great idea, thank you
so very helpful. Thank you so much!
Excellent!
yaaay grab some cheerios. Its learning time!
YEAHHHH BEYOND GREAT
You are a wizard. Immediate sub.
Thank you soooooo much for this!!!
Awesome video, I’m always looking for ways to mangle audio
SIR!
this is dope 👌
that was fun to watch & i learned a lot thank u seed 2 stage :)
You don't have to remove the plugin into a separate midi track away from the sequencers/generators to record the midi into a separate track. You can save some time by just making one new midi channel and taking the midi from the channel you're already using with the plugin there. No need to make 3 different midi tracks to record midi.
te amo neta como eres tan genial ???
Awesome and useful
excellent video
That was epic. Ty!
How is that lining up done? 9:10
Brilliant, thank you for these tips, good sir!
Will I be able to do this with the intro edition. ?
That's mad!
You might be the Gandalf of abelton!
Lol
where might I acquire those scale presents?
thank you, im going to buy one of your packs cause i have to give you somthing in return, this lesson is unique, it shouldnt be free
Hi great video but max is only suite version live ableton.......
Genius
Very good stuff. Thank you for this. But the hard attack gives me PTSD of being in Japan trying to get a phone for 2 hours and the instrumental music playing "soothing" hard-attack chimes for the entirety.
I got a Samsung Galaxy S5 that had a DoCoMo sheep wandering over the screen asking if I wanted help. This was a feature that most people were too polite to complain about being utter bullshit that everyone immediately removed.
so how did you get the Rhodes samples to line up c1 to g1 you didn't show anything they just lined up but your mouse didn't move at 9:10
They automatically line up
@@kjhhu6876 ye i realized afterwards it was a dumb question
WOW
If you all like this - also check out Ned Rush’s channel- lots of similar fun!
that was fckn useful, friend :)
I was in the right way but still far from this kind of variation, thank you!
can i have that operator preset plz? 1st pluck type sound
I just took a screenshot. This will get close then you just have to turn down the sustain of envelope 1 and tweak decay to taste. imgur.com/e8JTxlb
@@SeedtoStage what about the wavetable on different OSC? which wavetable are you using?
is this video a part of another video..like part one or something? it happens to start in the middle...
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"I'm just going to show you something real quick" is where you lost me. Music theory. "As long as the bass is F, the C minor preset will actually be F Minor"
What you tell about Andrew Zeleno?
Do you know him?))
Exporting audio mixing with utility plugin next tutorials
PLS MAKE MUSIC LIKE THIS GENRE ANJUNADEEP -AFTERLIFE - STIL VOR TALNET :)))) THX
15:07 That's some real Aphex Twin shit going on there.
You should really upload these to orient to landscape view on fullscreen. Can't see any text on the DAW whatsoever viewing this on a phone. If I can see what the cursor is doing, I can watch these any time and remember the flow, as opposed to having to watch the video in segments while working on the computer, or even watch it on my phone without having to go back and forth between windows every time the visual is unclear. Great videos, but I can't get anything out of them as often as I'd like to.
They render in landscape for me. Do you have screen lock on?
I do get what you are trying to teach and show here but, got to ask, will you ever listen any of the product you made along this video? Do you really think you achieved music here?
No way ! scales lmao
Hi, nice video, love the sound, should be nice if we start to suscribed eachother, I like your content!
Wow such futuristic shit! The first time someone using the scaling device & it sounds odd. maybe because triggering the keyboard like a cat will sound like one... all new "tutorial" videos about this DAW ends up by kids entertainment or to kill the boredom of the video creator.
I'm looking forward to all the pseudo music that people are going to produce this way, yaaaawn ...
Can you share links to some of your music and/ or tutorials please? Would be good to check out your
workflow.
Your comment is the real yawn, these inspiring methods could be used for multiple purposes so get your pompous head out of your ass.