1:14 - Adding Samples to Drum Rack 2:00 - Drum Rack in Piano Roll 2:23 - Quantize Shortcut 3:00 - Adding non samples to Drum Rack 4:20 - Hit B Key for Draw Mode in Piano Roll 5:44 - Show Hide Chain List 7:08 - Creating “Multis” or layered sounds 8:40 - Show Hide Returns 9:30 - Using outside Return Effects 10:54 - Choke Groups 12:40 - Each Cell is an effect chain 14:02 - Output Routing for chains 14:40 - Return Chain Insert Effects 15:30 - Macros 17:50 - Saving Your Racks
My girlfriend wont stop singing "vocals... can get messsyyy.. if you don't gate.. you're echo tailsss" when she's cooking in the kitchen. Keep in mind, IM the producer... lol
just wanted to say that you're legit the best ableton tutorials I've ever seen, super detailed and extremely informative, I can follow along and make my own sweet sounds as I work through the video! You deserve to have millions of views on this shit man! Super good :)
no fat on this tutorial at all, you need to absorb every word, 10/10, to the point, love the mtv crib style fast-forward for the processes that drag on, NOICE
I don't understand on any level at all why someone would give this a thumbs down. I mean really? This was such a detailed and accessible tutorial. Bravo... 10/10.
Dude, that is the first time I was able to have someone show me what the other buttons do. Mind you, I am totally new to Ableton, and `even using MIDI, (2024) But, I have been playing music for years. Thank You.
Dude, I've been using Ableton for more than 15 years, but I learnt a lot from you! Thanks for sharing this, and proving that I underestimated Drum Rack. :)
Since the Rona hit I've been spending countless hours learning Ableton Live as someone entirely new to making music. I've watched two of your videos and have learned more than I have in months. Great stuff keep creating!
I've noticed that many Ableton Live drum tutorials on RUclips go directly to using the "manual" method of laying sounds on the timeline-which is cool and all, but it sort of defeats the purpose of using Ableton Live tools… This video does a fantastic job of explaining how using the Drum Rack can be an efficient way of producing drums in Ableton Live. (There is nothing wrong with the "manual" method-and as he described, it's a good idea to use a hybrid approach. But man, it would be great to see more producers use Drum Racks more efficiently out there… 🙂) Great work!
The other day I was wondering how to add effects to only one sample at a time while using drum rack. This video answered that and WAY more! Thanks man, this was amazing! 🙏
Great video! You can also separate each cell into individual tracks by creating the same number of new midi tracks as you have cells and simply drag each cell straight onto each midi track. You can do more processing to each sample that way too.
its crazy how many creative possibilites you just unlocked for me because of this tutorial. thank you so much i guess ive only really been using like 10% of what drum rack can do
You're videos are killer for instruction/tricks and tips. Been composing music for years and just started getting familiar with recording and using DAWs during this pandemic. Ableton is by far the best and I instantly loved drum rack for its capabilities.
This just solved many many doubts at many many levels. Thanks for it, I think that knowing this makes me a little more confident on starting to make my own drum racks. Also I believe that it solved many doubts for when trying to mix directly from the drum rack. Thanks a lot for the information!
Thanks for another awesome tutorial! I've been using Ableton for a while now, yet you absolutely blew my mind when you expanded the Drum Rack out in the session view.
Thank you so much for sharing this! This is so awesome!! I'm glad I found your video!!!! I am definitely going to use all your tips and techniques!! I'm excited to check out the rest of your channel. 😃
Idk y you got dislike but this tutorial is too great for me. I learn a lot of stuff and learning to fully utilize drum rack is great for those who use Ableton Lite/Intro since they have a minimum of 8 tracks (it has 8 on lite) thanks a lot. you earned a sub dude. keep it up
damn dude I've been using Ableton for 6 years and thought I pretty much knew all of it's features and BAM you taught me that I was wrong. Great tutorial. this is the first I'm seeing your channel and I'm wondering where you've been all along
OMG JUST NOW REALIZING YOU MADE THE 16 BIT FUNGUS ART SONGS (shitake, versicolor) They popped up on my ig feed months back and I remember being so excited by it crazyyyy
Instant sub. Super straightforward tutorial with easy to follow delivery. Cool music too. Excited to check out the rest of your videos. How have I not stumbled onto this channel sooner?
This video was so helpful! Everything was explained and demonstrated in a way that was informative, concise, and still entertaining. Thanks for this dude, I am grateful.
Wow, this might be the best ableton tutorial i’ve ever seen ! Incredibly useful, powerful and accessible features , explained clearly with no bs filler . your demonstration drum loop after showing off the transposition macro almost makes me feel like i could make an aphex twin track. Awesome stuff
I just stumbled into your channel, and this is one of the best ableton tuts I’ve ever seen. I had no idea drum rack could do all that. And your teaching skills are on-point. Yup, I’ll def be checking out your paid course when it’s ready.
A great video and great narrative. Love your smooth, direct instruction technique. I truly appreciate it. I’m not sure you answered the ambiguous question…So, when you say you should be using both?
Haha drums are the thing I consider myself a proper expert in and you've just given away everything I know 🤣. I love your tutorials. I'm learning a lot
Wow, absolutely awesome Man, I have watched a ton of your tutorials and have learned so so much. We were in lock down and all our band gigs cancelled so I brought ableton and just started recording. Keep it up 👍🎶💻🍺
I've learned more usable stuff in two days watching your channel than I have in recent months. Your perspective and explanation of tools I already knew about is clear and concise. Well done. The Dad Joker in me wants to know what key the key jingle sound is in, but, I digress.
Great video! Too many videos just show drag-this-drop-it-there without actually explaining what's going on. This video was extremely informative, I learned a lot. Thank you!
Yo I just set up two racks for highs and lows! Now that I understand the routing capabilities, I can simplify! Thank you again for these wonderful tutorials
Another deep tip, is to add a whole drum rack to a drum rack cell. Go check out Ned Rush for that inception madness. He uses live like some kind of fractal.
Wait, what?! This what you said completely removes my need to split the one drum rack into several channels to use different effects to different drum bits!!!
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One of the best tutorials I've seen in a while. This made me realize I've been using the drum rack like an ape.
Yup same here. Absolute game changer.
You are not alone....LOL
I feel so fvckin dumb after watching this ^^
Allways throwing 3 stacked MIDI notes in per snare 🤦🏻
🤣😂 but our being apes doesnt stop us from beating our chests
at least you were using the Drum rack... cus I wasn't .lol
The whole midi vs audio thing has been keeping me up at night and you hit the nail on the head right at the beginning. Mad props
Dude, you’re killing me with these videos I guess this one’s from years ago just watching it now. Thank you so much. Carry-on, my friend.
1:14 - Adding Samples to Drum Rack
2:00 - Drum Rack in Piano Roll
2:23 - Quantize Shortcut
3:00 - Adding non samples to Drum Rack
4:20 - Hit B Key for Draw Mode in Piano Roll
5:44 - Show Hide Chain List
7:08 - Creating “Multis” or layered sounds
8:40 - Show Hide Returns
9:30 - Using outside Return Effects
10:54 - Choke Groups
12:40 - Each Cell is an effect chain
14:02 - Output Routing for chains
14:40 - Return Chain Insert Effects
15:30 - Macros
17:50 - Saving Your Racks
My girlfriend wont stop singing "vocals... can get messsyyy.. if you don't gate.. you're echo tailsss" when she's cooking in the kitchen. Keep in mind, IM the producer... lol
this is hilarious, made my day thanks haha
just wanted to say that you're legit the best ableton tutorials I've ever seen, super detailed and extremely informative, I can follow along and make my own sweet sounds as I work through the video! You deserve to have millions of views on this shit man! Super good :)
no fat on this tutorial at all, you need to absorb every word, 10/10, to the point, love the mtv crib style fast-forward for the processes that drag on, NOICE
I remember first learning about the drum rack, it definitely helped make my drums feel more connected instead of a bunch of random samples
Love your content.
No fluff, no filler, straight to the point & explained clearly and concisely.
Mad respect!
I don't understand on any level at all why someone would give this a thumbs down. I mean really? This was such a detailed and accessible tutorial. Bravo... 10/10.
Sadly the haters exists everywhere
because it's all pretty simple basic ableton stuff you'd know if you spent 10 minutes reading the manual.
haters gonna hate
FLStudio Fanboys?
maybe they are salty accoustic instrument users which thing daws are evil
One of the most beautiful tutorials about drum rack out there. Thank you so much.
Dude, that is the first time I was able to have someone show me what the other buttons do. Mind you, I am totally new to Ableton, and `even using MIDI, (2024) But, I have been playing music for years. Thank You.
Best drum rack tutorial I've seen. Really clear and comprehensive. Thanks
Dude, I've been using Ableton for more than 15 years, but I learnt a lot from you! Thanks for sharing this, and proving that I underestimated Drum Rack. :)
Since the Rona hit I've been spending countless hours learning Ableton Live as someone entirely new to making music. I've watched two of your videos and have learned more than I have in months. Great stuff keep creating!
Same here! : )
ONE OF THE BEST ABLETON TUTORIALS I'VE WATCHED ON RUclips.... GAME CHANGER THANK YOU
had to like and subscribe. Ive been under using drum rack for a long time. Thanks
Instant Subscribe. The most comprehensive, yet concise and in depth, drum rack tutorial I’ve seen.
beautifully and simply describing complex techniques. learning a lot from you friend.
uffff the return chain routed to the aux fx was something i was looking for long time ago... brilliant, thanks a lot!
Very good and well explained. Thanks
Love what you did with wave table as a hat!
Damn, now I finally know how to route to return tracks outside of the drum rack. Thank you sooo much
I've noticed that many Ableton Live drum tutorials on RUclips go directly to using the "manual" method of laying sounds on the timeline-which is cool and all, but it sort of defeats the purpose of using Ableton Live tools… This video does a fantastic job of explaining how using the Drum Rack can be an efficient way of producing drums in Ableton Live. (There is nothing wrong with the "manual" method-and as he described, it's a good idea to use a hybrid approach. But man, it would be great to see more producers use Drum Racks more efficiently out there… 🙂)
Great work!
Hands down these are the best music production tutorials on youtube
really great tutorial thank you
Great and helpful video, thank your for that!!
you have no idea how much you just helped and I've been using ableton for 2,5 years..thanks
especially the part where you show how someone can see the key of the sample
Excellent: organized,clear, concise and practical
I didn't expect the Drum Rack to go this far, and you explained it with tips,clear and concise, thanks
wow. fantastic. thanks so much for this well thought out and presented tutorial.
The other day I was wondering how to add effects to only one sample at a time while using drum rack. This video answered that and WAY more! Thanks man, this was amazing! 🙏
All this functions are so cool! Thank you for sharing! Super helpfull!
Neat. Best no BS tutos around ! Many thanks.
Great video! You can also separate each cell into individual tracks by creating the same number of new midi tracks as you have cells and simply drag each cell straight onto each midi track. You can do more processing to each sample that way too.
Oh damn, this is actually really useful!
Wow. Dude thank you🙏🙏
its crazy how many creative possibilites you just unlocked for me because of this tutorial. thank you so much i guess ive only really been using like 10% of what drum rack can do
Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!
So Trill! i love this one been back a few times to refresh, much love thank you
One of the clearest, most detailed, just generally awesome tutorials I have ever watched. Thank you so much.
Smooth and detailed explanation, right on point. A breeze to watch
You're videos are killer for instruction/tricks and tips. Been composing music for years and just started getting familiar with recording and using DAWs during this pandemic. Ableton is by far the best and I instantly loved drum rack for its capabilities.
All your videos are very informative... and many things never thought actually it can be created through Ableton.. learnt a lot
This just solved many many doubts at many many levels. Thanks for it, I think that knowing this makes me a little more confident on starting to make my own drum racks.
Also I believe that it solved many doubts for when trying to mix directly from the drum rack. Thanks a lot for the information!
Dude thank you so much for this. Seriously.
Been using ableton since 2012 and i'm a cave man, that hasn't took time to really explore capabilities. i appreciate this video duke
Dude, I learn so much from watching your videos. Thank you!
Wow. Just stumbled upon this. Really great tutorial on these lesser known aspects of Drum Rack. Learned a lot. Thanks.
Thanks for another awesome tutorial! I've been using Ableton for a while now, yet you absolutely blew my mind when you expanded the Drum Rack out in the session view.
Wow! Love your teaching style.
Awesome! Good speed, clear information, all well explained and ready to apply! Good teaching man!
This channel is really nice. Everything I've seen yet is top stuff!
Thanks man!
Pretty fast paced, and so clever. I keep learning so much from this. Thanks boss!
A-tier tutorial, covers a lot of stuff efficiently yet thoroughly. Signed up for the course notifications!
Thank you so much for sharing this! This is so awesome!! I'm glad I found your video!!!! I am definitely going to use all your tips and techniques!! I'm excited to check out the rest of your channel. 😃
This is a gnarly tutorial, man! Awesome stuff. Thanks a ton. 🙏🙏
Bro I love your teaching style, you make things so much easier to understand than any other channels I've found
i've been using ableton live for 8 years and i've never learned how to do the open hihat trick, thanks a bunch!
Idk y you got dislike but this tutorial is too great for me. I learn a lot of stuff and learning to fully utilize drum rack is great for those who use Ableton Lite/Intro since they have a minimum of 8 tracks (it has 8 on lite)
thanks a lot. you earned a sub dude. keep it up
damn dude I've been using Ableton for 6 years and thought I pretty much knew all of it's features and BAM you taught me that I was wrong. Great tutorial. this is the first I'm seeing your channel and I'm wondering where you've been all along
Excellent tutorial. Thrilled to have found you
amazing work, very informative, well paced, and clear to understand. the project file was also a banger!!! subscribed!
OMG JUST NOW REALIZING YOU MADE THE 16 BIT FUNGUS ART SONGS (shitake, versicolor) They popped up on my ig feed months back and I remember being so excited by it crazyyyy
i love how you cover a bunch of "what ifs" so thorough
Instant sub. Super straightforward tutorial with easy to follow delivery. Cool music too. Excited to check out the rest of your videos. How have I not stumbled onto this channel sooner?
I love ableton you can drop anything into anything and its great, I am new in the ableton world but now I get what all the fuzz is about
by the way awesome content bro thanks!
This video was so helpful! Everything was explained and demonstrated in a way that was informative, concise, and still entertaining. Thanks for this dude, I am grateful.
Thank you very much for this very comprehensive tutorial! Everything is to the point, really great! Have a nice day!
Wow, this might be the best ableton tutorial i’ve ever seen ! Incredibly useful, powerful and accessible features , explained clearly with no bs filler . your demonstration drum loop after showing off the transposition macro almost makes me feel like i could make an aphex twin track. Awesome stuff
17:03 OH MY GOD
I'VE BEEN STRUGGLING TO FIND OUT HOW TO DO THIS FOR SO LONG! 😭
THANK YOU ABLETON JESUS!
best tuto for ableton, one more sub for you , amazing work
Thank you so much this helped a lot!!!! You saved my life
you are realy intuitive, creative! thx for the vid..
I just stumbled into your channel, and this is one of the best ableton tuts I’ve ever seen. I had no idea drum rack could do all that. And your teaching skills are on-point. Yup, I’ll def be checking out your paid course when it’s ready.
A great video and great narrative. Love your smooth, direct instruction technique. I truly appreciate it. I’m not sure you answered the ambiguous question…So, when you say you should be using both?
literally the best tutorial on drum racks ever
mmmmmmh that is a really good walk through of what drum rack is capable of. Looking forward to creating my own sweet rack with it now haha
Crazy. This is cool. I started using Drum Rack before I herd it was not cool. Glad to see a plethora of uses for it.
Haha drums are the thing I consider myself a proper expert in and you've just given away everything I know 🤣. I love your tutorials. I'm learning a lot
Thank you so much for this incredible free tutorial. You are great at teaching keep it up bro
Just started with Live 10, so really appreciate this excellent tutorial, thank-you!
Wow, absolutely awesome Man, I have watched a ton of your tutorials and have learned so so much. We were in lock down and all our band gigs cancelled so I brought ableton and just started recording. Keep it up 👍🎶💻🍺
I've learned more usable stuff in two days watching your channel than I have in recent months. Your perspective and explanation of tools I already knew about is clear and concise. Well done. The Dad Joker in me wants to know what key the key jingle sound is in, but, I digress.
Damn, a tutorial that's straight to the point, no jokes, no begging over and over for subs and likes, just content I love it.
Make a whole track using just one drum rack!! Excellent video 👌
Great video! Too many videos just show drag-this-drop-it-there without actually explaining what's going on. This video was extremely informative, I learned a lot. Thank you!
Thank you! This was super helpful.
Thanks so much for this post. It has been revealing!!!!
Yo I just set up two racks for highs and lows! Now that I understand the routing capabilities, I can simplify! Thank you again for these wonderful tutorials
Share the .adg please!
I want more! I just stumbled across this - What ever you're offering in the future, I await with baited breath -
This is such valuable info! thank you!
Good stuff! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for explaining so nice !!!
I think this channel definitely sets itself apart with very nice tips
Awesome tips. Thank you very much 👍👍😎
Another deep tip, is to add a whole drum rack to a drum rack cell. Go check out Ned Rush for that inception madness. He uses live like some kind of fractal.
Nobody:
Ableton Live: RACKS ON RACKS ON RACKS ON RACKS ON RACKS
@@GuyGamer1 Grouped within a group, within a group, within a group, within a group...
The shit you have to do when you only have a trial version 😂
@@xDRAGONSHAGGERx lmao 🤣
Incredible video! Tks man!
Wait, what?! This what you said completely removes my need to split the one drum rack into several channels to use different effects to different drum bits!!!
Awesome as always! So easy to follow and well explained. Love your videos.
Woah, so much value, thank you sir
Bro you are simply amazing
man.. you gave me so many tricks. ty
Didn't know I could do return tracks in the rack. THANK YOU!
Super dope video bro. Thank you!