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Turn Ableton Live Into a Multichannel DAW for Free
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2024
- Want to use multichannel plugins in Ableton Live for working with surround sound or Dolby Atmos? Follow this in depth tutorial.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:52 Basic Envelop for Live Setup
07:32 Adding multichannel VST plugins
15:06 Repurposing Envelop for Life for surround sound
22:12 What to do when channel layouts don't match
27:54 Adding the Dolby Atmos renderer
31:18 Adding multichannel instruments
34:51 Final thoughts
Links:
► Envelop for Life: envelop.us/
► Noah Neumark's Envelop for Live devices: maxforlive.com...
► A conversation with Envelop for Life developer Mark Slee: • Episode 12/23: Altiver...
► Ambisonics in Ableton Live 10 Tutorial Part 2: Producing with Envelop for Live: • Ambisonics in Ableton ...
► Spatial Audio Awesomeness with Ableton Live and Envelop for Live: • Spatial Audio Awesomen...
31:05 I’d love to hear more about this 😊
This video is amazing btw! Keep up the great work 👍👏🏻
Thanks! 😊
It's pretty insane that Ableton decided not to pursue mulitchannel support for Live 12 after years spent on the update while Dolby Atmos exploded as a household format in that stretch of time. That said, your workarounds are much appreciated. Question on the area around 25 min in your video here: what happens without the Bidule plugin? Would those channels just get trimmed out of the signal, or would they fold in - for example would the .6 just sum to .2? I simply want to exploit the M4L multichannel support without encoding or panning, using the Dolby Atmos Renderer and the Dolby Panner per my usual workflow within Live, but am reluctant to spend yet another $100 on a plugin which you admit crashes on the regular to solve the 9.1.6 to 7.1.2 dilemma shown here. Thanks much!
Have you tried Kushview Element in lieu of Bidule. That one is free and should work in the latest version.
You sound so much like Arnold Schwarzenegger. I couldn't help but think of Arnold explaining this to me
Yes, I get that a lot. 😄
After the 1st few seconds of watching him talking and continued right away to read the 1st comment yours take the cake 🎂 😂
Am I able to use this two return tracks with M4L devices for routing multichannel outputs to my Apollo X6 for 5.1 rendering? Or I am reading the functions wrongly?
Yes, that should be possible.
At 11 mins in you mention the audio brewers decoder. Do know of any free decoders that'll do the job? Great video!
Yes, we had good results with the IEM decoder.
off topic, but do you think having a cs bachelors helps working as a sound designer/composer at a video games studio? and how can you compare it to the sound design bachelors degree, if I'm already a somewhat of an experienced musician.
Very good question. If you are working in game audio, it does help to have some understanding about game engines. But you would not necessarily need a CS degree. Game engines work with very little programming these days. It's probably more useful to have a good portfolio that shows that you can work with Unity and/or Unreal. Ideally also with audio middleware such as FMOD or WWise.
I love your videos you are amazing
Thank you so much!
Dear Michael , can you show in future video the work flow of Flux Spat Essential in abelton live with spat abelton tools - Thank you so much!
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That has been on my list for a while. It requires a bit more preparation than usual, but it will definitely happen.
This was dAWESOME! lol Hey what about Exponential Audio: Symphony 3d, or Stratus 3d? Is that up for a tutorial videos?
Possibly. :)
Good luck flicking between Chain/Master in real time and this thing not blowing out when you got a flow going. Also I like this 30% cpu usage
As I like to say, it tends to be a bit temperamental. ;) Max is working in the background, but the E4L system itself should not be that taxing. About 6% on my M2 MacBook Air.
Am I correct in thinking I can use an adapted version of this workflow to bypass using reaper to monitor via virtusoso and can instead combine Fiedler audio plugins with Env4L and send the 16 channels into virtuoso? I don't mind using reaper as well but it would be nice sentimentally to be able to do it all in ableton!
I have not tried the DAC yet. I had issues with the MPEG-H authoring plugin. Virtuoso works fine.
@@michaelgwagner many thanks, I'll experiment with it tomorrow, I appreciate the inspiration once again. Best wishes