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Ableton Live's Secret Comping Feature
I love Ableton, but it's lack of built-in comping a la Logic Pro and ProTools has always been a sorely missed feature...until I figured out a way to do it!
The secret is in exploiting the relationship between the session view and the arrangement view.
The secret is in exploiting the relationship between the session view and the arrangement view.
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Producing Beats Live on Twitch l ABLETON LIVE l June 21, 2020
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Just jamming on Twitch. Came up with some cool beats. I've been testing out a custom workflow for my APC40 that will allow me to work faster, enhance tactile control, etc. I may make some videos on how to do just that.
Beat Battle | Pre-Teen Challenges Adult to 10 Minute Beat Challenge
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About a year go I introduced by music student kid to FL Studio. One year later he's gotten a lot better. Today he challenged me to a production battle. It's too close to call, so we're going to leave it up to you to decide in the comments if the student has become the master. Make sure to like, subscribe, and share the video if you liked it, and hit the notification bell to be alerted when Roun...
I Made a Trap Beat with Only Two Notes | Ableton Live Tutorial
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In this free Ableton Live Tutorial, I'll show you how to make a trap beat using only two notes. All programing, no playing or experience required. This video is best for beginners and intermediates, or for people looking to switch to Ableton Live. #abletonlive #beatmakingtutorial #producer Download a free 90 day demo of Ableton Live here: www.ableton.com/en/trial/
Polo G - 33 (Instrumental Cover) PPE Edition
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Heard this and decided to remake it while wearing all important PPE. The app I'm using for the iPad is called Touchable Pro. It turns your iPad into a pretty solid Ableton controller. I'm surprised I don't see it around more. Anyway, enjoy the video, and let me know in the comments if you'd be interested in a tutorial or a piano cover of this song.
XO vs Atlas: Which is the better Drum Sample Organizer?
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If you produce music, chances are you have amassed libraries upon libraries of drum samples, and your starting to lose track of what you have. I recently came across two plugins that compile and organize all of my sample libraries automatically, detecting their kind and tone, and visually grouping them into "maps." Here I shoot them out head to head and give you my take on them. If you want to ...
You haven’t even shown the sequencers in either of these plugins. Or anything else about them other than choosing sounds ! C’mon
These videos age and mislead as the softwares update. Continue to dominate with updated videos as each software integrates new features.
this is exactly the melody I had in mind when I searched for "two note trap beat"
bro you have your samples divided by year, thats crazy. idek why you'd do that.
Atlas is light years beyond XO.
I was really set on atlas 2 but I wanted to make sure I was getting the best plugin overall. I even tested out both of them, and I felt like atlas 2 is more for the common enjoyer of a music fan. While XO felt more professional and geared towards producers. With all the research I’ve done XO is the better plugin, personally. But I still loved atlas 2 for its bright colors and the random generator, it felt so lively while XO looks dead lol.
It all depends. I decided to go for both. Both platforms enhances the workflow speed in which ever DAW you work in.
Atlas has one of the best features out there. CREATES A RANDOM KIT WITH THE CLICK OF A BUTTON. It eliminates the entire, time consuming process of going snare by snare, kit by kit. It became one of the starting points in my personal template.
Music sounds good and was easy enough direction to follow
I use XO al the time, with my daw as sequencer
Great comparison! Is XO limited to 8 lanes, while Atlas starts with 4x4 grid up to 8x8? It looks like neither have a mixer? Not a deal breaker for me as I prefer to mix in my DAW. The cloud or bubble browser and kit maker are cool concepts. I was using ADSR Sample Manger (free) and probably will continue as more than 40% of my samples are non-drum, but 60% are and either XO or Atlas 2 would be awesome. 😀
While I really dig XO's sophisticated search functions, like "Drumminess" ratios, and convenient Export options, I'm leaning toward Atlas, because it's 8x8, has a better sequencer (imo), handles MIDI import/export (as opposed to audio) fairly intuitively, and the biggest pro for me: doesn't require me to buy yet another sample library. The last thing I need is more samples. If XO provided it's library functions without the sample library, I could imagine using it...it's Drumminess algorithm alone is worth $$.
@@thomaslinder6299 Thx! I recently bought XO but I’m going to try the Atlas 2 trial. I own about 7 drum software applications and have trials or free versions of 8 more = total 15. I appreciate your honesty. I find all drum software sequencers inferior to the sequencer/step editor in my DAW. Multiple producers have told my they start with the drum seq to develop beats, then drag the midi into their DAW for further editing and control, often with multiple tracks/instances of the same drum app. In 1 case I noticed the sequencer in DrumComputer by Sugar Bytes seems really good, but it’s a drum synth not a drum sampler. I considered using DrumComputer, exporting the midi to execute XO samples… “what am I doing?” Crazy! Perhaps no 1 app does everything for everybody.
I'm liking Atlas 2 way better than XO. This video compared Atlas 1, but Atlas 2 is far better and has capabilities XO is missing, especially in the sequencer.
Xo
Atlas can do polyrhythms
currently testing atlas 2. but the most important feature is missing. being able to search for your samples. i really don't care much about the map i just want a quick way to search through my library. am i missing something?
Use Cosmos
@@Ahmad-lc1ln thx for the heads up. will check it out . still haven't settled on a specific manager.
BlackFriday XO!!
them monitors are WAAAAAY to big for your room. Bigger is not always better
Does anyone know how t minus gets the space map on XO in the corner of his daw and just drags them in?
Atlas 2 is out now, it has a step sequencer too, much more flexible than XO I think.
Thank you for the vídeo! Try Sononym
Altas 2.0
Is back on sale at different vendors Aug 2021. It's not the lowest price but with membership discounts, it'll come out low.
Good initial presentation. There's a world more in XO that you didn't even scratch. So much more. Nonetheless, good intro to the comparison. You should make a part 2.
Just subbed🐝ZzZzzzz
Atlas just came out with 2.0
Can I grab my personal .wav samples from directly within the browser in Atlas?
Now do Atlas 2!
yup best xo vid ive seen thank you
Hey, beautiful review. Great work.
learned a cool trick other tutorials didnt include. heres a t humbs! keep at it!
We all like to get super complex but in reality it's beats like this that many rappers actually like. The simpler it is the harder it sounds.
great review, thanks!
XO has an amazing beat&sound editing interface as well so the presets arent just presets you can edit them or create new ones. It was just in the edit tab. You actually can create quite complex patterns and even edit the sounds youd picked with fxs filters etc its amazing. its actually such a underrated software that im always surprised that no ones talking about it
Sanjay C here on YT is also an XO true believer. He uses it all the time.
Cheers, got XO and love it.
Welcome, enjoy!
And It Will Be Beautiful If Voices Are Not Exploding ...
I own both and hands down XO is better, especially for programming beats.
it's a pity I didn't know this half a year ago, it would have saved me a few days of my life!
what DAW are you using?
ableton live
easier in ableton live 11 now
Thanks for the good video. I didn't know about Atlas. Yours is the best XO video I've seen so far: you showed more features, and that makes me more interested in purchasing. Cheers!
You can do all this in arrangement view... just set a loop region and start recording. No need to drag from session view. Thanks for the vid.
Great video! To the point and answered all questions I had about both. Subbed.
Ableton 11 is adding a comping feature, so we won’t have to use hacks anymore to do comping.
Word, can't wait to try it out
Yes ... I Got 11 ... And Very Good ...
This is pretty slick. Like it. What keyboard shortcuts are you using to move the loop section around?
Up and down arrows
Which one has better performance? Im not looking for something with the most features but just the one that runs well and doesnt feel slow
Pretty comparable. Atlas is simpler, so my guess is it would run a bit smoother, but I haven't really noticed a difference on my system.
Hey, Scott- thank you so much for the great tutorial! As a long-time gig/session musician myself, and now as a home studio composer/producer, anything that saves me time, especially saving lots of time, is great! Comping is just one such massive time saver- but you've proven that you don't have to skimp on quality (if done properly, as in your impromptu piece), which also is very important. I really enjoyed your ad hoc jam, here, which clearly demonstrates your talent as well as this great feature of Abelton. It also sounds completely un-like a computer/robot production from a lab, somewhere. It grooves, it fits together nicely, sounds completely natural, and isn't quantized-to-death. LOL! As a years-long Cubase, Studio One user myself, and normally doing songs and entire film/video scores, I have decided to take a second look at Ableton Live to help me produce more, and in less time, and this is one great feature that gets my attention. Once again, saving time- or better stated- maximizing time, is crucial for maximum output of maximum quality, while keeping the creativity/inspiration flowing. Thank you again, for the great video, and I wish you all the best on your personal music adventures. I'll try a demo of Ableton Live and check it out. Side Note: I know that Cubase and Studio One also have comping features, and they both are great DAWs in many ways, but they still are a bit of a pain to work with on long stretches, and what you were able to do here, with the great quality of the final product, and in a fraction of the time it normally would take in those other DAWs, proves the worth of Ableton as more than just a loop/live program. Bravo! Ableton- hire this man! (:
Thanks Key Man! Comments like this one really motivate me, especially in these lean days!
Nice video!!!
Thanks!
Algonaut made it first, XLN made it better.
agreed
true
Cant u make separate channels for bass snare etc so that we can mix them individually
you can see it in the video exporting each part as stem ... :-)
Really nice tutorial!!
Thank you!
good explanation and straight to the point. not the boring ones
Thanks man, I do my best
is there a way to deselect the core content from the space view?
Oscar Roberto Brouwer yes you can totally deselect XO’ core content and even add third party packs and it will do the rest. You can achieve this at the option window on the top right of the GUI.
Excellent video. In depth review and straight to the point. Subscribed.
Thank you