Understand signal routing for working with send effects in Live's Mixer. Also understand how to create new send effects.
- [Narrator] Now I wanna talk a little bit about effects.…Live features many powerful effects…that you can use for mixing,…such as EQ and compression,…spacial effects, like reverb…and many other sound mangling effects for sound design,…like beat repeat, flanger, chorus, and more.…We also have what are called effects sends…which are a bit different from instances effects…that we can add to our individual tracks.…Let me show you what these are.…
So when you open up a session, by default you're gonna see…two audio and two midi tracks.…I have a couple clips in this session…and what we wanna do is…I'm gonna solo this drum track…and play it for a second.…(drums)…So over on the right hand side,…you can see our two effects sends…which by default in a new session…are a reverb and a delay.…(drums)…If I make sure that sends are…visible here by clicking this S,…as I increase A…(drums)…you can hear that reverb kicking in in that…and you can see I have audio…that I'm sending to the reverb.…
Send two by default is a delay.…Let's add some delay in.…
Author
Nate Mars
Updated
3/14/2019Released
9/2/2016He then moves into creating basslines via analog synthesis and creating lead synth sounds with Ableton Live's built-in Operator synth. He also goes into how to create and use samples and MIDI effects, and use Push 2 for production and mixing. He pulls it all together in the final few chapters, which demonstrate ways to arrange tracks, use creative effects, mix tracks together, and use automation to finalize the mix.
- Using the Browser and the Session and Arrangement views
- Configuring Ableton preferences
- Working with audio and MIDI clips
- Inserting effects
- Programming drums
- Programming leads and pads with instrument racks
- Advanced MIDI techniques
- Creative sampling
- Using Push 2 during production and mixing
- Mixing electronic music
- Working with Ableton Link, analog synths, and MIDI controllers
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 1s
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1. Getting Started
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Configuring preferences3m 26s
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2. Working with Audio and MIDI Clips
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Editing audio and MIDI clips7m 30s
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Warping basics6m 6s
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Sends and returns2m 38s
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Insert effects1m 47s
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Capture recording2m 33s
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Editing multiple MIDI clips2m 48s
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Working with groups2m 21s
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3. Drum Programming
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Using the drum buss3m 48s
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4. Creating Wobble Bass Lines with Analog and Operator
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5. Creating Lead and Pads with Instrument Racks
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6. Advanced MIDI Production Techniques
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Slice to MIDI4m 20s
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Harmony to MIDI5m 45s
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Melody to MIDI6m 19s
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Drums to MIDI3m 58s
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7. Wavetable Synthesis
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Using wavetables6m 8s
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8. Working with Sampler and Simpler—Creative Sampling
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Creative vocal sampling2m 11s
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Using MIDI effects6m 15s
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9. Ableton Push 2 for Music Production
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10. Arranging Your Track & Working with Automation
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Working with automation4m 51s
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11. Electronic Music Mixing Basics
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Building effects racks3m 28s
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12. Working with Link, Synthesizers, and MIDI Controllers
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Conclusion
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