Tech Tip - Creative and Dub Delays in Ableton

Taken from Tech Tips Volume 29 with Christian Vance: www.sonicacade...
Here Christian shows us how to create a great dub delay effect in Ableton using the send/return, a limiter and macros to control the feed.

[@john_atco]

First heard these techniques around 1977 in reggae clubs London UK. The sound system boys and producers were very guarded about how they achieved these sounds. There was Fierce rivalry between them.

[@BigNovantara]

Amazing trick help each and other. Thanks 😊

[@siddharthsharma3128]

thank you for sharing your knowledge. Such a cool tip. I'd definitely include this in my production 🙂

[@MrBozunio]

Wonderful, thank you for share this tip

[@phoenelai]

Thanks so much this is great!

[@ArturoMadrid-i2x]

GOD BLESS

[@Lets-Drone-With-Bone]

Great video, I never knew this was possible. Thanks

[@FdUpNews]

Great video! This will be very useful for me.

[@pjdahmen]

great Tutorial

[@sonicacademy]

Thanks!

[@miguelbarella1173]

Excellent.

[@Shane-zo4mg]

Very nice

[@testamentblack]

Thank u

[@zeeblingmonroe7603]

cool fun

[@karlzafa]

Nice, but dub delay can also mean this rolling delay with a rising pitch that is used a lot in buildups of music...

[@dant7955]

♥

[@saintnicholas5507]

niiiice :)

[@tamirhadad1915]

4:20

[@TheHardRage13]

What means dub in music, can someone explain?

[@asdetres]

Radvis Stankunas It is a music genre. Search for King Tubby’s song Play Fool Version

[@danmillward8595]

Dub delay?? You didn't show how to do a dub switch which us the sound of dub not letting it endlessly delay but you take a snip of the signal and have that delayed over and over....thus was just messy nonsense sounds

[@MatheusGalizza]

Cool, but this tutorial is delayed. We can do this and more with the new Echo on Live 10.