Ableton Live 101 for iOS

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Ableton Live is an amazing audio production and live performance tool. But all the incredible features that are packed into this software means the...

Ableton Live is an amazing audio production and live performance tool. But all the incredible features that are packed into this software means the learning curve is steep! Don't let that deter you though ... with a bit of training you'll soon know how to *think* like Live, and that will make it faster and easier for you to create your artistic visions.In this 6.5-hour Ableton Live 8 tutorial-video by Lead macProVideo.com trainer Bill Burgess, you'll learn incredible tips, tricks, and workflow techniques that will help you become a master of Live 8. The tutorial begins with an exploration of the Ableton Live 8 interface and a detailed section on setting up your external studio gear to work seamlessly with Live. Once your gear is connected and talking to Live 8, you'll move on to explore file management, working with tempo, and other basics of audio production.Next, the tutorial gets deep into the killer features of Ableton Live 8, including using Warp Markers to alter the tempo and pitch of loopsthe foundation of Live's amazing audio abilities! You'll then explore recording audio, working with MIDI and Live 8's included instruments, using device racks and adding DSP effects to your song, mixing techniques, and finally, some incredible videos on automating Live so your songs evolve over time.The tutorial ends with a section on creating live sets in Ableton Live 8. You'll learn how to incorporate the much-hyped APC-40 into your sets, and even explore working with video in your Live shows.1 Why Ableton Live is The Future of Music2 Musicians & Producers Start Performing3 Performers & DJ's Start Producing4 Which Version of Live5 Installation & Registration6 Update Live via The Help Menu7 Confirm What's Installed8 Installing Live Packs9 Open a Live Set10 Setting Up Audio Interfaces11 Optimizing Your Audio Interface12 Playing Instruments with your Computer Keyboard13 Playing Instruments with External USB Keyboards14 Look & Feel15 The Session View Part 116 The Session View Part 217 The Arrangement View18 Recording from the Session to the Arrangement19 The Transport20 Looping21 Navigating the Arrangement View22 Navigating the Browser23 Copy, Move & Manage Files24 Search & Bookmark25 Loading Sample CD's & Live Sets26 What You Need to Know About Saving27 Tap & Nudge Tempo28 Setting Up Live to Send and Receive Tempo29 Audio Analysis & Tempo30 Setting Up a Cue Mix & a Crossfader31 Loading Multiple Clips32 Warp Modes & Preferences 133 Warp Modes & Preferences 234 Understanding Warp Markers 135 Understanding Warp Markers 236 Creative Warp Marks37 Creative Warp Modes38 Quantizing Audio39 Quantize Audio Using Groove Pool40 Cropping & Reversing Audio41 Using Third Party Sample Editors42 Editing Clip Envelopes43 Copy, Paste & Un-Linking Envelopes44 Adding Envelopes From The Groove Pool45 Scrambling Beats with Envelopes46 Slice an Audio Clip into a MIDI Instrument47 Setting Up Inputs, Metronome & Recording Preference...48 Recording into the Arrangement49 Loop Recording in the Arrangement50 Comping Several Takes into One Clip51 Recording into the Session View52 Record Using Looper 153 Record Using Looper 254 Record & Resample Audio Between Tracks55 The Power of Live Devices56 Loading Instruments & Hot Swapping Sounds57 Configuring External MIDI Instruments58 Recording MIDI into the Arrangement59 Recording MIDI into the Session60 Overdubbing Quantized MIDI61 The MIDI Note Editor 162 The MIDI Note Editor 263 Quantizing MIDI & Using the Groove Pool64 Recording MIDI from One Track to Another65 MIDI Effects66 Managing MIDI Files67 Four Types of Device Racks68 The Live Devices & the Drag On 169 The Live Devices & the Drag On 2And More ...