There are also some sliced to MIDI Drum Racks which contain vocal samples. Thanks to the new Live 9 capabilities, I can record automation on the fly directly playing in the Session View, and I use this technique to create my build ups and rhythmic effects. I then use my “AC” follow-action technique that allows me to re-trigger sections of loops in a really fast, dynamic and controlled way.
#Using ableton live 9 series
It offers many amazing tools, all together, and right out of the box! In the video, I start by playing a music loop as a core around which I then build and tailor a series of sequences using several techniques: step sequencing, real-time recording, loop resizing, and repeat-rolling (on the hi-hats). That being said if you are a musician who likes to improvise, Push is one the most powerful performance tools. I want to clarify that I don’t necessarily define Push as a performance controller, nor do I use it Live as a only component of my rig, it’s more a studio buddy which helps me to transport the experience of making music into a more engaging dimension and let me escape the classic keyboard-mouse setting. In this video, I’ve made an effort to concentrate on the major features and options that users have to perform with in Ableton Push.
The seamless integration with the Ableton Live software.The pad layout opens a world of musical possibilities and it’s suitable for many production styles.The ability to interface with a controller which gives you a series of light colored feedbacks in real time.You don’t have to look at the computer screen while playing and managing your workflow.Some of the things I love about Ableton firstborn devices are: When I was asked to create a video on Push for Dubspot, Ableton Live 9 had just came out and I have had my Push unit for only few weeks. In this video, Dubspot instructor and Ableton Certified Trainer Adriano Clemente (Capcom) showcases live performance techniques using Ableton PUSH and his own LIGHT PUSHer custom-design light rig.
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