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I know this video has been around for over two years, but dude! I have waisted WEEKS looking for this info in the wrong videos. I learned more to get me started as soon as you started talking, than even Abletons own tutorials. Thank you so much!!
Thanks so much for creating and sharing this excellent Ableton tutorial. Your instructions are spot on and you are an excellent teacher. Thanks again and keep you the great work
Nice videos man. Thanks. Question for all of you - does anyone just record straight into the arrangement view? Do we NEED to use the session view? I mainly record rock and metal demos, with some samples and synths added for a bit of spice!....session view doesn’t feel quite as conducive for that type of music. I get a bit confused switching and working in the 2 views. Thanks for your thoughts. X
Thanks! No you don't need to use session view. It can be a useful tool for recording and experimenting with ideas. But if you're getting more use out of arrangement view there are no rules on how to use the software.
Yeah I do both...started on arrangement view cause I come from early logic and early ableton....now I've started using session to quickly hash things out
Is there a way to just COPY the Tracks from the Session view to the Arrangement view by just clicking? Lets say if I dont want to record anything but just want my Master Scenes right into the Arrangement? This is a bit how it works in FL Studio I think. Thank you for this series!
Don't know what is going on with Ableton on my end. I downloaded your project, again, and again, no sound. At the bottom of Ableton, in the Status Bar, it states, "Media files are missing. Please click here to learn more." When I click though, nothing. I restarted my computer and did everything again. No sound. Oh well. l can still learn from your video.
@@DJCouchKing no, that's not it at all. i'm talking about selection of multiple tracks in the arrangement view (the part of the mix you want). your suggestion saves no more time than just deleting parts before and after a loop selection. i want a way to just select multiple tracks and trim off everything but what's in the selected area--as you can do with a single clip in the session view. this is a critically needed shortcut to an important way of working/recording. it's insane i can't find this, and much more insane if not available.
Biggest shit of Ableton... the arrangement view. Total piece of crap of a sequencer compared to any other program. They just want you to use session view...
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the keyboard shortcuts and depth are much appreciated.
Excellent.
Finally someone that explains ableton in way that’s understandable. Thanks
Thanks for the feedback!
I know this video has been around for over two years, but dude! I have waisted WEEKS looking for this info in the wrong videos. I learned more to get me started as soon as you started talking, than even Abletons own tutorials. Thank you so much!!
Going slow and following along definitely helps to make Ableton Live easier to learn!
Thanks! Glad to hear it's helping.
This does make sense now!!!
Amazing tutorial, thanks DJ Couch King!
Thanks so much man, this is the first video that taught me anything substantial. Thank you for being so clear, collected and focused.
TY I just couldn't figure out how this works before your great explanation !
goated tut bro tysm! :))
Thank you for this great video!! And thank you for you work!!
Your videos are very helpful, thanks🥳
Very useful to a startup guys like me. Very clear on what is being said……thanks
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Learned a lot. thank you!
Superb bro
Thank you for this. It was extremely helpful!
Thanks so much for creating and sharing this excellent Ableton tutorial. Your instructions are spot on and you are an excellent teacher. Thanks again and keep you the great work
Thanks! Appreciate your feedback!
Very helpful thank you
Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial!... Easy to understand and straight to the point. Thanks, Alex.
Thanks for watching!
Super and yep that was a aha moment. Where is part one on the session view video? - found it...
These are the best intros to AL that I have found. Great work ! Any more to come ?
Amazing! Looking forward to the next tutorials!
Great tutorials!!! Articulated & delivered perfectly, Just what i needed. THANKS
Thanks for watching!
More please, helpful videos, Ableton live 11 would be good and anything more in depth, cheers
love your videos, please keep them coming!!!
Thanks! Stay tuned!
Thank you for
You're welcome!
I just cut and paste clips from session to arrangement view. It makes things easier when a project is becoming more complicated.
Thank you!
Thanks for checking the video out!
Great tute🤘
Thanks! 🙏
Great content thanks
Thanks for checking it out!
Nice videos man. Thanks.
Question for all of you - does anyone just record straight into the arrangement view? Do we NEED to use the session view? I mainly record rock and metal demos, with some samples and synths added for a bit of spice!....session view doesn’t feel quite as conducive for that type of music.
I get a bit confused switching and working in the 2 views.
Thanks for your thoughts. X
Thanks! No you don't need to use session view. It can be a useful tool for recording and experimenting with ideas. But if you're getting more use out of arrangement view there are no rules on how to use the software.
@@DJCouchKing thanks mate. Appreciate it.
Keep up the good work. 🤙🏼
Yeah I do both...started on arrangement view cause I come from early logic and early ableton....now I've started using session to quickly hash things out
Is there a way to just COPY the Tracks from the Session view to the Arrangement view by just clicking? Lets say if I dont want to record anything but just want my Master Scenes right into the Arrangement? This is a bit how it works in FL Studio I think. Thank you for this series!
You can just copy and paste clips from either view to the other.
how do I make my tracks larger like that
Don't know what is going on with Ableton on my end. I downloaded your project, again, and again, no sound. At the bottom of Ableton, in the Status Bar, it states, "Media files are missing. Please click here to learn more." When I click though, nothing. I restarted my computer and did everything again. No sound. Oh well. l can still learn from your video.
Thanks for letting me know. Can you email me a screenshot of the missing files? alex@djcouchking.com
You didn't by chance move the .als project file out of the folder after unzipping not did you?
how do you trim a track selection in arrangement view in ableton 9? (delete everything outside selected area)
Highlight the section you want to crop, press Ctrl + E to split and then delete the parts you don't want.
@@DJCouchKing no, that's not it at all. i'm talking about selection of multiple tracks in the arrangement view (the part of the mix you want). your suggestion saves no more time than just deleting parts before and after a loop selection. i want a way to just select multiple tracks and trim off everything but what's in the selected area--as you can do with a single clip in the session view. this is a critically needed shortcut to an important way of working/recording. it's insane i can't find this, and much more insane if not available.
This has to be the worst DAW of all time. Thank you for explaining stuff.
Trying to use Ableton is more like playing Simon than making music.
If you spend some time learning the interface it can be a very musical tool.
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I need u bro
Biggest shit of Ableton... the arrangement view. Total piece of crap of a sequencer compared to any other program. They just want you to use session view...
I like both. Editing is really fast in arrangement view. It might not be for everyone but there are plenty of other DAWs if you don't like it.
Thank you!
Thanks for watching!