How Parallel Processing Can Elevate Your Sound in Ableton (Tutorial)

Today I want to share 2 ways that I use Parallel Processing to elevate my sounds. Ableton effect racks make this process so much fun for me. I even cover the simplest way of achieving it by the use of Ableton's Sends and Returns.
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[@ightoaks]

So well broken down!

[@MicahWeston]

Thanks for tapping in bro. So glad that you was able to grab something from this!

[@MrChrxtian]

Gave me so many ideas, thanks bro!

[@MicahWeston]

Aye, it means a lot when a video a create helps someone else out! Thanks for watching.

[@aarrevahti7304]

This was helpful👍

[@MicahWeston]

I’m glad it helped!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@ChevyQuis]

Thanks for the tutorial bro I remember learning and using this with abletons OTT to create a 4 band ott great creative production/sound design 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@MicahWeston]

I appreciate you bro! I’ve also have done that very same thing with OTT. 🙏🏾

[@behindtheact]

This is great and clear. I need to add effects racks in my workflow and for some reason haven’t done that yet! I came from logic and am still working on the Ableton mindset.
Thank you so much!

[@MicahWeston]

Welcome to the Ableton family. I'm glad you found this helpful!

[@user-vv8iu9vf3j]

Big up bro 💪

[@MicahWeston]

Thanks! 🙏🏾

[@brasstime]

Being that Ableton uses single core processing, processing can get pretty sticky. If you don't mind what kind of processor do you have in your laptop and specs?