Music Production For Beginners (pt. 3!)
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This is the third video in my Ableton Live for Beginners series. In this video you'll learn to navigate Ableton Live's mixer, use Send / Return tracks, and learn how to change your sound with preset macro knobs.
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This is by far the best tutorial series I have ever seen. Petition to have this on the Ableton homepage. Thank you so much!
i used fl for years ableton looked so daunting and confusing this guy is a top lad deserved way more recognition
It's officially on Ableton's site!
@@Ahungryhungarian deserves to be
Please do not stop this series here bro .
I'm watching your Music Production for Beginners playlist and have got to episode 3 and just wanted to say i really appreciate what you have done so far and kept it simple which is perfect for beginners like me.
thanks DONK!
I'm an Old Guy who has been working with lots of technologies for lots of decades. I've used Cakewalk from the Olden Days when it was Sonar, but I recently bought a Novation Launchkey 61 when my beloved old Roland D60 gave out... Launchkey says it integrates with Ableton out of the box, so I decided to give Ableton a try. I'm liking it a lot. Your videos are making the "transition" as almost-easy as it can be.
Please keep up with these tutorials, they are super helpful! This series has coincided with my journey in learning ableton (and music in general) and your videos have made a lot of concepts easier to understand!
It would be helpful at some point to have a tutorial on how to do a full track from start to finish (workflow in arrangement view, how to export, etc.)
Absolutely
yup
He does that in live stream sessions check that out. It’s pure raw form of music production
Not sure how you do it bro, but this is an absolute EPIC refresher course for people who have been away from Live for too long!!
Thanks Mr Taetro for yet another great video tutorial! Also, I loved the car analogy!
"I know nothing about cars, but when I get in, and I start it and it goes..." :'D same
1 and 2 done in one morning and I can already pay around with sounds. Now going for more! Super comprehensive and straight forward thank you sooooooo much!!!
I have never felt so excited and capable while feeling so intimidated
Embrace that feeling!! That’s what life in any creative field feels like
I just started watching your series and omg I cannot tell you how excited I feel every time I complete a video, just like a class!. The way you break down each step for people to understand is like a superpower! Not just this but your content is inspiring! thank you for sharing your knowledge, keep up the good work!
I have the same feeling...
Looking forward to the next episode. Your tutorials are gold ✨️
Working through these. Very clearly explained. Thanks.
Absolutely love this whole series. Thank you!
Your teaching methods have been so clear! Been watching a few of your other videos and find it very easy to learn from you. Thanks very much!
Awesome stuff as always!
Love this tutorial series. Keep up the good work.
this is a spectacular tutorial!! compared to other channels by far the best for beginners. Thank you so much
cheers from Walther in Kirchzarten, Germany
Thanks for the lessons!
Very helpful sessions Taetro. Thank you so much.
These tutorials are great! Just the right amount of details to get a flying start!
this is awesome, thanks !
Nice delivery of your lessons thank you!
Amazing💛 thank you!
Can't stress enough how AMAZING this series is!!
These are amazing videos man, keep being you!
Best tutorial series on CZcams. You make it so much easier for a complete noob like me to learn and improve. You explain things perfectly.
I am burning through your videos and learning so much. I truly appreciate you taking the time to make these videos to help the rest of us with these first steps. This is my third time trying to find my way around a DAW and it is finally clicking. Keep up the great work. Now back to the binge.
Brilliant tutorials, very easy to follow along. Many thanks
Thank you for the great tutorials :D
Amazing instructions ! Easy to follow. Thanks.
Awesome. Very comprehensive. Please keep on doing those tutorials!
I'm really enjoying learning along with your tutorials, I love how you break everything down and simplify things. Here I am nearly 40 years old and never touched anything like this before in my life and you're making it an absolute pleasure to work with
thank you for taking the time and sharing your knowledge!
great job; man! youre the best!!
Just as an aside, I LOVE how you pitch the sponsor at the beginning and then plug them in the middle.
Your tutorials are awesome🔥! Right length, enough details but not too many overwhelming ones, positive vibes, encouraging method... and such a sweet and warm voice to listen to! Feels like in my own private learning bubble when I listen to your tutorials and try everything you show on Ableton at the same time 👍👍! Thank you, merci!
Thank you SO much for your effort. I needed this! You did such a great job explaining everything perfectly so I could start making my own music. Yesterday I started watching your Video Episode and I am overwhelmed by the dopamine my body felt when I created my first track and it didn't sound like a bad mixed salad but a perfect menu. THANKS!
Really learning a lot!
Just found this and its helping me alot. Thanks dude!
Pls keep going with series. It’s so helpful 👍
Love his teaching style
Liked and subscribed, these videos are AWESOME THANK YOU
Learning a TON already.... FULL SEND AND SLAPPSSS
Hey man, this series is awesome, I stared from cero (with my AKAY MPK 3) watching your videos and now I can play with Ableton! its amazing, your tutorials are clear, pointed to understand the basic workflow but at the same time make us create a basic but powerful first "masterpiece!" Again bro! thank you.
Another great lesson completed. It's Sunday afternoon so I'll try to get lesson 4 in as well! :)
Another great tutotrial!
Thank you so much!
Fantastic video, as always. And learning a lot. Thank you very much and greetings from Barcelona
Thank you Jose!
Just got into Abelton this is the best tutorial. Great Job
A genuine musician.
Fantastic tutorial
Have been attending a Music Production course- which uses Abelton- for 5 months now. Was finding it really hard to navigate the DAW from zero knowledge like me so thank you and I'm glad to have found your "Made Easy" guides. Well paced and love you taking the time to describe every click( even press space bar ! )
Fantastic tutorial, TAETRO! Your explanation was clear, concise and covers all the important parts a beginner like myself would need to learn! I do wish the tutorial was covered in the Arrangement view instead of the Session view tho!
youre so amazing Taetro. Thank you so much.. again
Thank you too!
every tutorial TAETRO does is fire
Thanks! I appreciate how you narrow the needs down and cover this complex app!
Thank you Josh!
Thank you so much for the videos.
You bet!!!
more please :( thank you so much, best tutor eva
Thank you so much
These gave been so helpful, I'm making my own tracks along with you while learning. ALSO, my brain exploded when opened the knobs haha.
In an effort to understand Ableton Live, I've watched a lot of "made easy" videos about it. This is one of the best. But the program still seems unnecessarily complex to me, so I continue to use Logic. Great content here.
Amazing man!
Thank you Ante!
Thank you for your videos, I am learning to produce with you and it is very helpful! :) :*
HI, ive been watching your videos over the last month or so and was impressed how u create which motivated me to try it, especially after watching your video where u said just pick a controller and start creating, loved that video lol anyways I've watched your Abelton videos and started creating, who says this is only for the young , I'm 52 and loving Abelton ! Lol keep the videos coming!
Superb series.
Thanks a ton
Your tutorials are so good! I was able to follow all of these so far and feel like i can actually use it now !! Thank you!
That’s the goal!! So awesome :)
Great videos
Cool, thanks
I use cakewalk but I got live lite, thanks for these tutorials ❤
that painting of a girl in the back is really gorgeous by the way yet another super helpful video thank you
Taetro, you're a natural teacher. Thank you.
appreciate that!
These are best videos for learning
Glad this serious is helping you! Keep making music
Thank you master :)
Thank you ☺️
😁😁😁
Thanks!
appreciate it Ross!
Amazing
thank you sir , i am mastering ableton because of you
3 for 3, great video
its all about his calmness :D
Great video, but I have one noob question that should be obvious, but isn't. How can I set the other clips in a scene to play in session view when I hit record in another clip in the scene. That is, I want to be able to record while the other clips play. I've already got "start playback with record" enabled in options. Thanks!
Helpfull❤
I'm learing a whole lot from your lessons. Excellent tutorials. Thank you.
My Ableton Live is different than yours in that it does not contain the same sounds and instruments as you do. So as I'm following the lessons, I dragged other instruments from my Ableton onto the midi tracks. But I'm finding that some of these do not have record buttons, I can play them using the keyboard, but when I click record, no sound or recording happens. Are there different types of instruments, sounds and such categories that behave differently? Thank you again.
I'm enjoying this playlist so far but please add chapter markers 😅 it'll help a lot of people when rewatching.
Hey. Thanks a lot for this great series of tutorials.
how can you record just by tapping from the piano track?
I can only record by pressing the round ring on the far right next to the play, stop and record buttons when I'm in session view?
When you expanded at 24:28, is that feature not in the Lite version, or am I missing something? Thanks for any help.
I have the same issue with Lite and just wanted to ask about it in the comment, but just saw yours and suddenly it looks like Lite version doesn't allow to show/hide devices
nice tuto again^^ !! thx whut is your t shirt size xD the style look good
Love your videos so far, thanks. Question though: which view (Session or Arrangement) do you personnaly prefer for putting together a piece in your studio? And briefly why is that? Thanks again.
Arrangement view usually for me! If you’re working on the timeline, you’re less likely to get lost in an infinite loop
great
You should recommend what PC requirements are necessary to prevent crashing and noisy playback.
Can you help with few questions:
I've bought A studio suite will I get update for life with that?
Also I'm looking at a used Push. Do you think thatd be ok for first instrument buy.
I'm a guitarist but I want that electronic sound ? Thanks man.
Greeting from Thailand! I downloaded Ableton live lite and tried to follow along with you, but I can't find the analog instrument. Is it paid instrument?
Anyway, great video, and I really love to learn the music-making with you!
You’ll have to check your version but if not, find another instrument to use instead!
I'm missing the buttons on the left side of the synth macros shown in 22:36, do I have a setting turned off or is that an ableton suite feature? (I'm on live lite)
Hey guys. When I trigger a track through akai play pads it makes a note sound. Somewhere mr. Taetro.covered this. Can't find
I dont even use Ableton but I love this series :)
So very linear and easy-to-understand.... Unlike many other tutorials
Hi, first thanks for this introduction to Ableton. I'm struggling with the part at 24:17: I can see the 8 knobs in the lower left part, but I don't have the 6 round buttons at the left (nor the "Map" button in the header part). I'm using Live 12 Standard, what can I do instead ? Thanks in advance
hey etienne:
I just tested in Live 12 and the same small icons are present. It could be that you have not loaded an instrument rack / preset. You may have just loaded a stock synth.
In the browser with the list of instruments and presets, try finding Drift and opening that folder to reveal all the Drift presets. Next to each preset name you will see a small rectangular icon. Some of these icons are a rectangle with a line down the middle. These are instrument racks meaning they are a synth + other effects contained in a single container (known as an instrument rack).
If you load up one of these presets specifically, you'll now see the icons. The icons are only present for instrument racks.
I hope that is helpful!
Hi. Im learning from your vids and 'joined', thank you. At around 24.20 in this vid you click on an icon in a small column of icons to the left of the macros in order to expand the instrument to show all the different knobs and buttons etc all in a row. I have version 12 standard and dont see the icon or icon row to do that and dont know how to expand the instrument. The UI is diferent in your suite but I would like to know how to expand. Can you help please.
hi dennis thank you for joining!
I just tested in Live 12 and the same small icons are present. It could be that you have not loaded an instrument rack / preset. You may have just loaded a stock synth.
In the browser with the list of instruments and presets, try finding Drift and opening that folder to reveal all the Drift presets. Next to each preset name you will see a small rectangular icon. Some of these icons are a rectangle with a line down the middle. These are instrument racks meaning they are a synth + other effects contained in a single container (known as an instrument rack).
If you load up one of these presets specifically, you'll now see the icons. The icons are only present for instrument racks.
I hope that is helpful!
@@Taetro yep. That was the problem. My bad. Thanks for your help. Using Analogue for example, .adg files have the icon, .adv files dont.
hey do a tour of the lofi loft would be interested
Good idea!
VERY HARD TO FOLLOW THE CURSER ARROW BUT EVERYTHING ELSE IS GREAT
Im very confused as to why i record a 4 bar part but it keeps doing like you showed, and i always have to shrink it,whats up?
Jbird! Please stick with and trust the tutorial process. Don’t get locked in to your point of confusion. Follow along with me.
@@Taetro Sorry man, I've been writing songs in Ableton for a couple years, but all my writings are in arrangement view.
So I'm having to backtrack to session view and try to blend what I already know with what I don't, hence the being ahead already with some stuff and not others.