by djnarrative | 2 Nov, 2011 | Reckorder Tutorials
Here would appear to be loads of ableton video tutorials o/ They all seem to be from http://en.440tv.com/ and i assume that they've been very useful as they are all bookmarked so here are some of them 🙂 A video on an Audio clip's properties - http://en.440tv.com/video.php/v/1260/Ableton-Tutorial-Audio-Clips This video shows you how to use Ableton Live's clips as chord banks and trigger them with one key. It also touches on the following features: Follow Action Launch Modes Midi Mapping & Routing Pitch (midi plugin) - http://en.440tv.com/video.php/v/3060/Chord-Triggering-in-Ableton-Live In this Tech Tip we take a look at the features of both the Scale and Chord MIDI effects. Utilising both of these tools you can generate your very own chords and basslines that are guaranteed to stay in key and sound great! Fantastic for generating inspiration in your tunes. http://en.440tv.com/video.php/v/3412/Ableton-Tutorial-Chord-Scale In this tech tip we show you how to extract a groove from an audio file and apply it to a MIDI clip and a drum loop, all in Ableton Live 8 - http://en.440tv.com/video.php/v/3008/Extract-Groove-In-Ableton-Live-8 This tutorial on the Limiter shows you how to limit your sounds - http://en.440tv.com/video.php/v/3032/Limiter-Limiting-Tutorial Danny Byrd (Hospital Records) talks about using Ozone to get loud, club-ready mixes. Music: "Gold Rush" by Danny Byrd ft. Brookes Brothers - http://en.440tv.com/video.php/v/2902/Danny-Byrd-Limiting-and-Mastering-tips-with-Ozone In this example I take an amen break and glitch the shitballs out of it - http://en.440tv.com/video.php/v/3024/Glitch-up-a-drum-loop-in-Ableton-Live ---------------------------------------------------------- While were on the subject of ableton video tutorials here are few useful tips from the - http://thedjpodcast.com/ 1. Keyboard shortcuts can help cut down the time it takes to perform actions in software applications. In this video tutorial I’ll show you some keyboard...
by djnarrative | 15 Jun, 2011 | Reckorder Tutorials
Mastering should generally be left to the professionals with it being an art untoitself however there are many things one can learn and develop in order to develop the final art of the production process and here are a few links i seem to have gathered along the way which may help shed some light http://www.waves.com/objects/pdf/general/Update-and-Errata-web.pdf http://www.gearslutz.com/board/mastering-forum/58252-mastering-cubase-sx.html http://www.tweakheadz.com/plugins_for_audio.html Plus here is a great video series from Dubspot on my favourite mastering and producing plugin - Ozone I have a few friends that are highly talented mastering engineers so i wouldn't say these can get similar results but maybe they can help push things forward and please do post your own findings in the...
