Ableton Live Tutorials - Echo and Delay
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Learn Ableton Live with MusicTech's tutorial series and our expert Liam O'Mullane. In this video, Liam explains how to get great results from Live's built-in Delay and Echo plug-ins.
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Undisputedly the best rundown on these delays I have found on youtube. Bravo
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Long time Cubase user, now learning Live. It's one of the best music production related tutorial series
I've ever watched. Massive respect Liam. It would be amazing to see full mixing and mastering courses from you.
Any chance for it to happen?
Thanks a lot for all the amazing content. PeAcE :]
wow such a helpful video!!
Awesome: but your screen was not on the video when you showed where echo and delay are: where are they? ( 0:16 let’s load them up”) “echo is here, delay we have here too…”
Really appreciate your content, clear and useful. Your news coverage on your main site has vastly improved recently. I used buy your print mag years ago, but it got more difficult for me to pick these up, but I'm happy to sub to the digital edition again now.. Cheers guys!
Why does every tutorial of the Echo always skip over the Sync modes???? Talk about what Triplet vs Dotted vs Note vs 16th is! I guess it's assumed everyone already knows exactly what these things mean and do?
Great explanation as always, Thanks
dang, this was a good video. Thank you so much.
Great content!
Quick question:
how do I toggle delay in a live performance?
I need the effect to fade out after the release.
At the moment I can only turn on or completely shut off the effect.
I need the delay to fade out on its own as opposed to using the Dry/Wet knob.
Any help (even search terms) are very much appreciated. Cheers
Hi, greetings from Venezuela, o have a doubt, what meas the numbers at the left ?, I believed that it represents the musical figures but it isn't, if I use the 4, ok, the delay sounds like a quarter, but if I use the 2 it sounds like a half, so I don't understand how it works!!!
You didn’t even show us how to get to the echo feature
You didn’t even show us how to get to the echo option…
Echo is a complete separate audio effect from Delay. It could be that it isn't included in your version of Ableton.