Creating Your Own Instruments With Samples Ableton Live w/ Anna Disclaim @ IMS Ibiza 2022

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In this tutorial, Anna Lakatos aka Anna Disclaim shows how to make instruments out of any sound using Ableton Live 11 at IMS Ibiza 2022.
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[@stumilnermusic9017]

Thx PB really enjoyed this, love watching others show us the capabilities of Ableton. will deffo incorporate some of this into my future projects 👍

[@dunamiswihmee]

This is top level teaching she knows her way around and explained everything well. I would definitely want to learn more from her or others with the same or more knowledge and explanation. This is the type of teaching I need. Others just do the editing without explaining the reasoning just follow - along tuts which help at a miniscule scale.

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

Well, the good news is that you can learn with Anna on some of courses. Also, she's got a new book out which is well worth checking out.

[@doh8167]

Are you nuts?
Go learn a little FROM OTHERS and you will then realize that this girl is the worst. Don't waste your time or money. Good luck.

[@thesamplecorner]

Loved this! More Sampling Videos please! 🔥

[@aiaccident]

Couldnt agree more! Been producing for 3 years now but have not had the energy to learn simpler and sampler until now. This will trigger me to start!

[@MikeGomeztheDMG]

Great clinic!!

[@vau69]

Thanks

[@guntherrobles9188]

Bravo!!

[@cohaagenup]

This was fantastic. Anna is great!

[@LeftCat]

Really great video. Very clear explanation. I'll definitely mess around with these techniques.

[@MrLynneBrown]

Awesome. She's a fantastic teacher.

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

We agree!

[@farshadarshadi9229]

well done

[@john9291]

great stuff Anna

[@jimle22]

I really enjoyed your presentation in being creative with the tools you have available. The last statement you made about not needing all the cool expensive plugins and hardware until you know how to use what you already have was gold. Thankds for this, I needed to hear that.

[@theelectronic4051]

Thanks, that was really well explained and covered a lot of ground

[@lusidsundj]

Good Job, thank you Anna

[@Xtn1Insecticide]

Can you take these sample instruments created and use as playable instruments in another daw? Thank you

[@hankfowler8194]

Can this be done in Logic Pro X ?

[@ProfessorSaibertin]

Very informative video. Thanks for the tips!

[@3xAudio]

very helpful and interesting. ty

[@BrunoVackier]

thx to PointBlank , I learned this last year, I made a kind a dinosaur sound by using a burp as sample! how cool is that!

[@aiaccident]

An awesome presentation. Thx! Best, a random Swedish chilled electronica and synthwave producer

[@AirZeee]

32:50 Guilty! Great Tutorial/Demo Thanks very much :)

[@claycowartisamazing]

I wish I could get paid to teach people about granular synthesis/sampling on Live. I think I've been using these techniques since ableton 6. Whatever happened to ableton live certifications?

[@gergelyszaplonczai8564]

Hoppá ez a nem semmi 🎉

[@danielsonderhoff5882]

Great and wonderful ❤

[@Co-gm3xb]

RASTAFARI

[@DayflightTrok]

Yes Live is so versetile

[@soarproject8724]

Some lush chords on the track would just be heavenly, nice lesson and information!

[@InnerHacking]

I wonder why only Ableton has certified trainers, I don't see certified trainers in any other DAW. Nice video though.

[@user-sx3dw7ih9w]

the music is super nostalgic though..

[@Akashic09]

👍👍👍👍

[@TJ-hs1qm]

Is she from the West Indies?

[@Co-gm3xb]

Point blank kaboom

[@bismuthproject1]

Stop giving away all my secret tricks damnit lol

[@CeruleanAscent]

1000th like. Do I win £5? 🤣

[@unveiledwithouttears1370]

3:30 Bruh, Do you know how much click bait trvsh is out there on music production?
Literally this is awesome information and its from a ableton employee too.

[@JohnMark61355]

I understand the longing for the unusual sound, but why make sounds? My Roland Versalab MV-1 has over 3000 sounds to choose from, already made. Thus, I can spend time making music instead of making samples.

[@elusivemite]

Not a fan of preset hopping tbh. Rather shape a sound to suit. Most of my time with the synths tur ed on is sound design

[@JohnMark61355]

I have done both, it takes much longer to get a sample ready for music. One can get noises that I hear on TH-cam, but it takes just a bit of time to get a synth sound ready for most music.

[@elusivemite]

@@JohnMark61355 I like sampling single cycle waves. Very quick to make an instrument up then add FX to suit. Tbh I only use a Daw for recording. Everything else is standalone. Sampling and creating instruments on an MPC is very intuitive to me

[@JohnMark61355]

@@elusivemite That’s great. I would like to hear some of the music you created!

[@elusivemite]

@@JohnMark61355 I'm terrible for actually finishing music. I start a jam. Get a good groove and sound and let it die when I shut down.
Did manage to rescue a few jams I recorded earlier this year for some backing music though.
Need to see if I saved this one. Has a nice vibe. Excuse the RC rock crawler.
th-cam.com/video/I8TmmMM9X5U/w-d-xo.html

[@chasehadley5230]

As much as this is interesting to watch, there are simpler (pun unintended) ways, hence allow for more fluid and rapid workflow.

[@dinfluence30]

Can you tell us some ways for more fluid and rapid workflow? Thanks

[@chasehadley5230]

@@dinfluence30 wow. PÅ is strong with you

[@TheValueOfN]

@@chasehadley5230 These ways could help us all. Please divulge at least one of them.

[@HarryLoveTV]

Eehhh….. I can’t say this was a great example of effective sample based sound design or the cool things about simpler. For starters, that first patch didn’t really sound good, wasn’t very usable or translatable outside of the demo song AND relied on a lot of features outside of the actual Simpler audio rack. Adding fx isn’t really synthesis or sampling, to my mind at least

[@t-ladtheband]

For someone who works for Ableton she really doesn't know a lot of shortcuts and shortkeys. Dragging randomly with a mouse is Soo 1990 :-)))

[@digbigle]

But she's teaching for people that probably will use mouse. Shortcuts it's for another class like "Learning Shortkeys" instead of "Creating Your Own Instruments With Samples Ableton Live ".

[@CR-sj7xd]

I still use mouse, if you forget a shortcut, you not be able to work anymore lol

[@Noldy__]

Team mouse here.

[@humfreee]

Impossible for attendees to follow along if shortcuts are used in a live demo like this even if a tool is used to display they key combinations.

[@JayBee6801]

Funny because every time I look at Ableton I think that interface looks like a 90's program.

[@rambacy78]

And she called her self Ableton certified Instructor? LOL I can do 1000 times better... No EQ ? on every sound you start to work with is EQ MUST

[@ryanpaulretouch]

Please show us your video.

[@wildbird78]

🙄

[@CR-sj7xd]

wrong

[@SpeccyMan]

Did you fall asleep halfway through the video?

[@HarryLoveTV]

No its not

[@jameswilkinson150]

WAAAAAAY too many ads. Just greedy. Down voted. 👎

[@SpeccyMan]

Oh look! Another one that doesn't know how to block ads. Down voted.

[@jameswilkinson150]

@@SpeccyMan That’s ok, I voted your comment down too. Lol

[@michaelperez5273]

@@jameswilkinson150 🤣🤣🤣