Logic Pro X VS Ableton 11

[@jv_sux]

It’s important to note that when beats mode has sustain turned off (the single arrow with the line) bringing the number down is reducing the sustain at the transient level, or whatever time division you have set, not the entire clip. This is how you can impart rhythms on non-rhythmic sounds.

[@nutsosix7930]

Ableton should take notes from Amiga productivity

[@nutsosix7930]

or Ableton Tracker version.

[@nicholasvega326]

great tip!

[@Rant720]

Awesome! Is this in Ableton or Logic??

[@chupapi4335]

Ableton

[@astr0sauce]

bruh

[@000MV]

It’s audacity

[@Yoshipiano145]

You can do all that in logic with the same ease

[@kingofdjembe]

Can you do the last one? Logic user here.

[@mansourdorado]

@@kingofdjembe the last one can be done very easy in Logic, he just shortned the transient of a loop using the built in Live's feature nothing special here. you can do the same in Logic using Logic's enveloper

[@drvoodoo3073]

@@kingofdjembeYes you can, it works in a similar way as well. In the bottom portion of the Inspector, “Track” where you can see the Flex Mode: drag the Slices down to a small percentage and you’ll get that shorter sound as shown in this video. If you don’t see this bottom portion you might have to click open with the disclosure triangle. Most Logic users don’t even know this option exists.

[@Fraend]

hope someone can listen to my music cause i feel so shitty in my life,music is everything I WANT THAT AS A FULL TIME

[@Iamnumb17]

Timestretch on ableton could be better

[@user-gw1xq9ej4j]

Logic can also do this

[@watchboombox]

Yea but differently - how do you do it in Logic?

[@lcoaps258]

@@watchboombox mf u tell us, read ur title

[@lexetunez]

Cubase pro can also do this effortlessly....

[@2Drew]

@@lcoaps258shi I’m saying I thought he would show us in logic too 💀