Ableton Live Tutorials: Using audio clips
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video, the sixth in our tutorial series, you’ll learn how to bring audio files into your Ableton Live 10 session and manipulate them.
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What an excellent educator! I've a strong appreciation for how difficult it would be to describe so many of these processes. Thank you for keeping it straight up!
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Yes, This instructor is indeed one of the most helpful that I've come across.
This is how a real professional tuition is done. This vid is up there with the gold standard of doing this. Others take note.
This is one of the best Ableton tutorials for beginners I've seen so far. Not comprehensive, but what it focuses on, the teacher is very clear and specific. Thank you!
These are excellent tutorials, some of the very best I've seen. Thanks very much for posting and doing such a great, clear job explaining. Coming from a traditional DAW, this one really helped explain some things I've been struggling with. Lastly, thanks for not saying "uhh" 30 or 80 times.
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Helpful !
Excellent video, I’m slow so I’m probably going to have to watch it 2 or 3 more times..I’m still struggling with editing audio but I’m using this to understand clip use better.
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Very nice video, with clear explanation. Thanks!
thank you.... nice straight tutorials....
These tutorials are brilliant......I've watched all six of them..........can't wait for the next one - thanks for uploading them ;)
Really pleased you're enjoying them!
where does one find more tutorials by this gentleman?
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Awesome tutorial... Is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
This is excellent, well done. Thanks.
Great job, im liking these videos
Realy excellent! Many thanks.
Our pleasure!
thank you! learned a lot :)
Thanks great content keep it up
S/o to the teacher for wearing a Mr. Meeseeks t-shirt👍 Existance is pain lol
The T-shirt selection is a subtle but very important part of the video production process ;-)
Great Sounds, any website you recommend to find these awesome samples? Thank you!
Hi again. I am learning a great deal from your tutorials. Another question: about 10+ minutes in you mention when clicking into the audio clip to press "Control" to bring up the "function menu". Do you know the keystroke for a Windows PC? Most alternatives I have been able to figure out, but not this one. Thanks.
rightclick :)
I have one question?
Can we hear only to one audio clip when working with so many tracks in arrangement view like alt + right click in fl studio?
Can we get those samples
What is the situation with "Stock Clips" in Live, regarding Copyright. Are they all cleared for use?? Sample clearance has become a pain recently.
Great question. For the most part, you can use Live's stock Clips royalty-free. A kick sample or piano loop can be used within the context of your song without any hassle. In fact, you may come across some popular songs that use these clips - we've spotted a few! We've found this on Ableton's website for you, which should clear this up.
"The Library and Live Pack content that comes with any version of Ableton Live is royalty-free for license holders.
All sounds, presets, samples or musical examples contained in the software can be used to create your own original musical compositions, provided that additional material is added, and the respective presets, samples and musical examples are significantly transformed.
You may not reformat, mix, filter, re-synthesize or otherwise alter the presets, samples and musical examples contained in the software for use in any kind of commercial sampling product/package or software without the express written consent of Ableton.
You cannot use the Demo Songs in your musical compositions nor can you reformat, mix, filter, re-synthesize or otherwise alter the Demo Songs."
@MusicTech Thanks for that info. Great video by the way. I Should have said that first ✊👍
aif are not ableton live clips. aka alc.