Never before in the short history of electronic music making have the tools been so powerful, available, inexpensive, and easy to use. Available for this book is a collection of materials that we will be using as a basis for many of the exercises herein.❿
 
 

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Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person’s head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip. Video Audio icon An illustration of an audio speaker. Record automation into clips. Edit automation with curves. Session View automation lets you capture your performance or add movement to your loops.

Use curves to make automation more musical. Find sounds fast. Play new sounds. Get your sound right. The new analog-modeled Glue Compressor and redesigned studio effects help you get a better sound in less time.

Reclaim the music in your samples Edit the details. Powerful MIDI note manipulation tools and an improved editing workflow help you create new musical ideas fast. This is the most powerful Live yet and essential upgrade for those working with an earlier version. Ableton Live is about making music; for composition, songwriting, recording, production, remixing and live performance. Live’s nonlinear, intuitive flow, alongside powerful real-time editing and flexible performance options, make it a unique studio tool and a favorite with live performers.

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Some of the plug-ins are freeware that you can use for free indefinitely, and some of them are demo versions. I have included some videos detailing nine new features of Live 9 by some of our trainers, plus some excerpts from my Mixing and Mastering class, one of many online classes we offer. This book makes a few basic assumptions that are worth mentioning beforehand so that we are all on the same page. They include the following:. Making music with computers is not rocket science, but neither is it as easy as surfing the web or writing a letter in a word-processing program.

That you are interested in pushing your computer and your creativity to higher levels leads me to believe that you feel some basic level of comfort with things like hooking up your computer, installing applications, saving files to a hard drive, navigating through folders, and so on. If these kinds of tasks seem overly challenging or beyond your level of computer experience, you may want to spend some time obtaining some basic computing skills before moving on to digital audio wrangling.

There are a plethora of schools, books, and online tutorials for just this sort of thing. If this kind of language seems foreign to you, you can still make it through this book, but knowing the basics of music will help you to not only understand this material but also communicate with other musicians. I encourage you to seek out this understanding either through books, school, private tutoring, or the Internet. For the purposes of this book, I will assume that you are using the full version of Ableton Live 9—the current latest version of the program—but that is not a requirement.

You can happily enjoy a vast majority of this instruction using a previous version of the program, because many of the core concepts remain the same. The same can be said of Ableton Live 9 Intro, the highly affordable feature-limited version of Live.

You may run into some limitations of Intro while using this book, but the majority of the concepts are very much applicable. As well, while I may make an occasional reference to Ableton Live Suite 9—the fullest version of the program that additionally includes a sizeable library of Instrument Devices and Presets—the Suite is not required in order to use this book.

Here is a short list of optional gear that would be useful to have when working with Live, and this book, in order of importance:. More on this in chapter 9. A wide range of these monitors are available today, and generally you get what you pay for, so try not to skimp on these when you decide to buy.

Caution: If making computer music is your passion, you will find that once you get on the gear-purchasing escalator it is very hard to get off, so be prepared for addiction! What follows is a list of the shorthand conventions used in this book. Keeping these conventions streamlined and consistent will allow you to move smoothly and quickly through the exercises.

I am a keyboard shortcut fanatic! In Live, there are typically multiple ways of doing most tasks. I will list them all, but you will note that I always put the keyboard shortcut first. I heartily encourage you to try to memorize the keyboard shortcuts as quickly as possible.

I like to try to commit to learning one new shortcut each time I sit down in front of a program. If it is a program you work with regularly, you will learn them quickly and steadily. You might ask, Why learn shortcuts? One very simple answer: speed. The more keyboard shortcuts you know, the faster you can work. The faster you can work, the faster you can translate the idea in your head to something you—and everyone else—can hear. If the keyboard shortcut is the same on both platforms, I will use only one command.

For example:. This simply means, Click on the File menu, and in that menu click on the Save function. If there is a further submenu, it might look like this:. This simply indicates, Click on the Edit menu, scroll down to the Record Quantization submenu item, and then select Sixteenth-Note Quantization.

Often PC mice will have a right-click button in addition to the standard left-click button. Some Mac mice do as well, but a lot of them do not. In Live and in a lot of other apps on Mac, the equivalent to a right-click is a Control-click holding down the Control button while clicking on something. To indicate this gesture I will use a convention similar to keyboard shortcuts:. When you see this heading, there is a task or series of tasks that I am asking you to try out.

Not every one of these is essential to complete before moving on to the next task, but the majority are, so as the sign says, do it! This heading indicates a key concept that you should pay special attention to before moving on. These asides are little tidbits of geekery that are typically for fun and impressing friends with your trivia knowledge! Where indicated, the feature that follows is new in Live 9, and will not be the same—or perhaps even exist at all—in previous versions of Live.

I know you are eager to make some sound. But before jumping into making some music, we should have a look around at the various parts of the Live interface and get familiar with them.

The graphic interface of Live was designed from the start to be easy to look at for long hours and easy for your computer to display quickly, which becomes increasingly important when you are working on a complex song or mixing a Set live, pushing your computer to its limits. The simpler the interface graphics, the less time and processor power your computer spends rendering the interface, and the more power it has left over to create high-quality audio.

If you just opened Live, you are currently looking at what is called Session View. Here are three ways to switch between Session View and Arrangement View:. Essentially, the two views offer two ways of interacting with your music. For now, just note the parts of the interface that change the center area and the parts that stay the same the rest when switching between the views.

That should give you an idea of how central these two views are to using Live! When you first launch the program, you are looking at a blank Session View. Session View is made up of the following areas:. Many of the dividers between areas can be moved, thereby resizing their bordering areas. For example, click-and-drag the black vertical divider between the Browser area and the main Session View Clips grid to the left and right.

Try the same thing, but vertically this time, on the divider between the Mixer and the Detail View area. You can make an area larger or smaller as your focus changes. For now just note their names and locations. Note as well that many of these areas can be hidden from view to make more room for the parts of the interface that you are currently using. Here are three ways to show or hide many of these areas:. One area you might want to keep open all the time while you are learning the program is the Info View located in the lower left corner.

This area will give you a brief description of any item you roll your cursor over, and will often tell you the keyboard shortcut for that item as well. Turn it on, and leave it on! This includes the Samples folder, which contains any recordings made in that Project.

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I heartily encourage you to try to memorize the keyboard shortcuts as quickly as possible. I like to try to commit to learning one new shortcut each time I sit down in front of a program. Women Composers Guitar Concertos – Sheet1. Assumptions This book makes a few basic assumptions that are worth mentioning beforehand so that we are all on the same page. This is embarrassing Keeping these conventions streamlined and consistent will allow you to move smoothly and quickly through the exercises. Gab makes genre-bending electronic-infused rock music as Fortuna. Automation can move together with clips between Arrangement and Session View. Editors’ Picks All magazines. Ableton 9.❿
 
 

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