Something I can't understand: When you are playing to the Tine (while Tone is still on 0%) - you are playing with the Tine Release/Decay nobs, and it actually affects sound. You are referring to them as the "Tine Release/Decay controls", but they are definitely labeled "Tone". What is going on here?
Hi guys . I really like the quality of your videos , it's professionnal and it talks to a certain audience. However , I think that the vast majority of peoples listening to these videos are kids that just want to learn the software . And when I watched the tutorial , I found myself too distracted as if I came back to high school . If you could make your content more distracting , I think that would be a fair point for your channel . Thanks
Not sure what you mean here? Make our content more distracting?! If you're serious about learning Ableton Live, check the full playlist from the start and you'll get the very beginner content at the start...
Something I can't understand:
When you are playing to the Tine (while Tone is still on 0%) - you are playing with the Tine Release/Decay nobs, and it actually affects sound. You are referring to them as the "Tine Release/Decay controls", but they are definitely labeled "Tone".
What is going on here?
P.S.
Very informative video beside this point, thanks a lot!
Hi guys . I really like the quality of your videos , it's professionnal and it talks to a certain audience. However , I think that the vast majority of peoples listening to these videos are kids that just want to learn the software . And when I watched the tutorial , I found myself too distracted as if I came back to high school . If you could make your content more distracting , I think that would be a fair point for your channel . Thanks
Not sure what you mean here? Make our content more distracting?! If you're serious about learning Ableton Live, check the full playlist from the start and you'll get the very beginner content at the start...
@@MusicTechOfficial Yes . Thanks for your answer