Create Trippy Vocals With Granular Synthesis | Abeton Live Tutorial

In this Ableton Live tutorial, we will be taking a look at how to use the granulator maxforlive device to create some abstract trippy vocals.
Thank you so much for watching. My name is Zaak Kerstetter and I am an Ableton Certified Trainer. I love helping others learn more about the art of music production. I started Catalyze as a way to help reach out to more people and hopefully guide them on their path.
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[@nikakebuladze]

You got +1 subscriber, I love how you explained every knob and purposes of them, I rather learn that than some tricky techniques.

[@The_Svara]

Interesting ideas as always Zack keep up the great work.

[@arcturusk649]

awesome tutorial, clear explanation!

[@DaveTherrien]

Great video overview! Thanks!

[@Flamieee1]

what i was looking for. Thank you!

[@mvandell]

Great video as always buddy 🙏
Thanks for the heads up 🙏😁

[@johnsolskei8298]

Fantastic, thank you

[@theoppositeistrue]

Granulator always confused me, I could never get it to act in a useful way. Awesome video

[@farshadedalat8062]

Can you sync it with the bpm or is it always random ?

[@ARPMAN]

You should slow down your talking speed :) sounds like 1,5 tempo