I appreciate your ability to reflect on your past tutorials and critique your own explanations. You are one of the few individuals that does not assume prior knowledge on behalf of the viewer and give detail explanations of every little tool/feature.
It's great seeing you healthy man. Super pumped about watching this series! Won't be skimming over a single part, even if I think I know it already. Thanks for going into so much detail.
Hey brother firstly it's great to see you looking and sounding so well, what a journey. Just started watching your ultimate guide, I have been away from production for well over a year now and really want my passion back so enjoying these videos. Stay well, speak soon.
great video man... Your explanation of the audio tab has cleared most of my confusion. I have a request though. Can you make a video teaching how to remove noise from recordings like guitars or vocals?
Good series. one point of contention on this one: Unity Gain: When a signal passes through a system or a device without changing level (amplify or attenuate) it is said to be at “Unity Gain”. Unity Gain is fundamental in setting up any audio chain or signal path. (it is not the maximum level before clipping)
Just a tech note for newbies like me, might having the same issue: When I played a drum sample the playback marker was not in sync with the beats I've heard. After some research I found the reason and got it fixed: The output latency of my audio output device (laptop, win10, internal Realtek audio card with ALC1220 chip) is way too high when using the default MME/DirectX driver. I installed the Win10 ASIO4ALL drivers (v2.14) that helped to reduce the output latency from ~90ms down to 15ms. That's precise enough for my purpose when using Ableton on my laptop away from home. At home I'm using an external audio interface (Audient ID14) that have efficient ASIO drivers already onboard.
I'm using the scarlett 2i2 audio interface, but am still using the MME/DIRECTX. I don't even have the ASIO option for driver type. I thought if I had an interface, it should be ASIO?
As recommended from Focusrite you should NOT use the ASIO4ALL driver but their original driver related to your audio interface. They already support ASIO and WDM as well. When your Scarlett driver is installed on your device you should see additional input and output channels in your audio settings
Basic question here but I'm having issue with CPU with original compositions. Tried freezing tracks etc and changing sample rate. Still seems to keep peaking (>60% at times) and causing playback issues. Just wondering if that is common/some important setup issue I'm neglecting. I'm on a new enough Macbook air (2017, bought new last August), however I have had operational problems with it since buying it. Just wondering if this could be a problem with macbook airs generally or if this is uncommon? Cheers for this content - seriously helpful!
Great tutorial man... Your explanation of the audio tab has cleared most of my confusion. I have a request though. Can you make a tutorial regarding how to clear/denoise audio recordings like guitars or vocals?
The 30-day trial is now a 90-day fully functional trial of the Suite version. Get it and follow along.
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nice - thanks!
I appreciate your ability to reflect on your past tutorials and critique your own explanations. You are one of the few individuals that does not assume prior knowledge on behalf of the viewer and give detail explanations of every little tool/feature.
I stopped recording years ago, and now have to re- learn Ableton 10. I'm going with this guy as my teacher. 🤟🏻
0:25 I laughed hard when Sadowick said "I'm assuming that you have a computer".
Lol
Thank you, this series has made a positive impact on so many people
Thank you so much for doing this man! It means the world to have someone give back like you're doing. Really do appreciate it.
It's great seeing you healthy man. Super pumped about watching this series! Won't be skimming over a single part, even if I think I know it already. Thanks for going into so much detail.
okay this series will be my bible for this quarantine thing
Howsitgoin? Staying the course?!
Henry V haha, yes! a little overwhelming but i have learnt so much hahaha
Hey brother firstly it's great to see you looking and sounding so well, what a journey. Just started watching your ultimate guide, I have been away from production for well over a year now and really want my passion back so enjoying these videos. Stay well, speak soon.
I appreciate the clear speaking but i gotta hit x1.5 on this one lol
great video man... Your explanation of the audio tab has cleared most of my confusion. I have a request though. Can you make a video teaching how to remove noise from recordings like guitars or vocals?
Good series. one point of contention on this one:
Unity Gain: When a signal passes through a system or a device without changing level (amplify or attenuate) it is said to be at “Unity Gain”. Unity Gain is fundamental in setting up any audio chain or signal path. (it is not the maximum level before clipping)
thanks for this course man, it's great
Thanks man, this is invaluable information ! Second tutorial : Done (-: !
Thoroughly explained and really knowledgeable and helpful basics. 👌👍
Sadowick the man!
Haha
Thanks very much. Just started following :) look forward to continuing
The dude is amazing
thank you so much for these tutorials! you are so good and so nice to give all this information for free :)
Just a tech note for newbies like me, might having the same issue: When I played a drum sample the playback marker was not in sync with the beats I've heard. After some research I found the reason and got it fixed: The output latency of my audio output device (laptop, win10, internal Realtek audio card with ALC1220 chip) is way too high when using the default MME/DirectX driver. I installed the Win10 ASIO4ALL drivers (v2.14) that helped to reduce the output latency from ~90ms down to 15ms. That's precise enough for my purpose when using Ableton on my laptop away from home. At home I'm using an external audio interface (Audient ID14) that have efficient ASIO drivers already onboard.
I'm using the scarlett 2i2 audio interface, but am still using the MME/DIRECTX. I don't even have the ASIO option for driver type. I thought if I had an interface, it should be ASIO?
As recommended from Focusrite you should NOT use the ASIO4ALL driver but their original driver related to your audio interface. They already support ASIO and WDM as well. When your Scarlett driver is installed on your device you should see additional input and output channels in your audio settings
The zoom config is perfecto!
Thanks for the tutorials. In my country, kenya, $120 can actually get you 12 pizzas lol.
I was waiting for this, thanks mate, a hug
Thanks for these dude! 👍👊
Very informative. Thanks! :)
Basic question here but I'm having issue with CPU with original compositions. Tried freezing tracks etc and changing sample rate. Still seems to keep peaking (>60% at times) and causing playback issues. Just wondering if that is common/some important setup issue I'm neglecting.
I'm on a new enough Macbook air (2017, bought new last August), however I have had operational problems with it since buying it. Just wondering if this could be a problem with macbook airs generally or if this is uncommon?
Cheers for this content - seriously helpful!
Thanks!
13:51 no, it's Director X
Hey, the link to your shop is not working, there is an error...
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You must eat some fancy pizza mate
Your website is down for DNS errors at the time of this writing, 2/10/23.
Nice
great video, thank you
finally i can stop squinting ❤ this @ 23:20
yeah i cant stop squirting too
you gonna do a rundown of genesis?
This series (and others like it) are my primary focus right now.
Thx !
Do I need to have a soundcard?
Starting out you dont need one.
No
20:00
'And what ASIO is is ASIO is....' xD
Great tutorial man... Your explanation of the audio tab has cleared most of my confusion. I have a request though. Can you make a tutorial regarding how to clear/denoise audio recordings like guitars or vocals?
Eq and desser