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"vibey"
indeedesp for electronic and loop-basd music.
indeedesp for electronic and loop-basd music.
GraciasI've found two serials for Ableton Live Lite.
Karl Masks is getting one.
Anyone want the other?
Possibility I may have another but not 100%.
That's a lot of content to throw out in such a short space of time. Loving the old skool aspect; is it all sound-tracky stuff?If you have £200 spare, you can spend it @ Automated Hero
Or you can just download them since they are all free
All the cool kids use Ableton. I'm sure I would to if it wasn't a million quid or soemthing
I use Reaper. It has it's issues, but then I dont' make time to learn it, too busy writing stuff. I made a bunch of sketchpad song templates for my main synths and scribble stuff down that way.
I reckon even the lite version is better than reaper...
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Nope. Although I see little point in learning another DAW if I don’t intend using it. Does it have any advantages over Ableton other than price?Loads of people love Reaper. I was watching something the other day about some pretty big artist and they had Reaper open on a screen in the background. Did you give it a go?
Ableton seems to be very popular and so is a bit of a go to, afaict.I would love to use Reaper purely for the reason of supporting the people who make it but when I was learning to use a DAW there were ten million ways to learn how to use and integrate Abelton into any iteration of hardware or software I cared for. Reaper? Nothing but the manual and I tend to have to read them, sleep on it for a few months and then read them again before they start to become slightly less opaque.
Cadac channels. Basically a mixing desk that I use as a side car for my desk. Came out of a theatre / Lloyd Webber production.Can you please say a bit more about what these are?
Cadac channels. Basically a mixing desk that I use as a side car for my desk. Came out of a theatre / Lloyd Webber production.
Squaeky clean, very musical EQs, flexible routing. Using them for vox and drum stems atm, but have bigger plans for them. Need to build a patch bay to fully integrate them into my main desk.
Main Trident desk - good for drive and saturation, rock'n'roll
Cadac side - very clean, almost SSL-style
Got them for a very very good deal when a studio around the corner closed down.
Nope. Although I see little point in learning another DAW if I don’t intend using it. Does it have any advantages over Ableton other than price?
Nope. Although I see little point in learning another DAW if I don’t intend using it. Does it have any advantages over Ableton other than price?
The beauty of Ableton is how easy it is to use. It made sense almost immediately. Plus I have the Push to control it. I don’t see the point in learning another DAW.I haven’t used Ableton but reaper is phenomenal. You can do anything you want with it. I think its flexibility is part of the daunting complexity of it. but you can just use it as a single track editor or produce and master 100 track song. It is also really light on resources. Doesn’t come bundled with fancy plug-ins but there’s 1 million companies selling those.
The beauty of Ableton is how easy it is to use. It made sense almost immediately. Plus I have the Push to control it. I don’t see the point in learning another DAW.
Actually I’m working on this but not happy with the arrangement and there are lots of things wrong with it at the moment.
90s film track vibe.
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Initially I had a hooky copy that I’d torrented, then a mate gave me lite then I got the push a bit after that and upgraded to 11 Suite.Did you get a Push at the same time as Ableton?
Can be anything I want it to be. I can use them as mic or line pres straight into pro tools or I can send busses from pro tools straight into it. Or I can group channels from my main desk into it and use it for sub mixes. Or I can use it as a plug in from my desk and back into it. The possibilities are endless.So you basically send channels into them and then, what? Map each knob to whatever on the desk?
The beauty of Ableton is how easy it is to use. It made sense almost immediately. Plus I have the Push to control it. I don’t see the point in learning another DAW.
Can be anything I want it to be. I can use them as mic or line pres straight into pro tools or I can send busses from pro tools straight into it. Or I can group channels from my main desk into it and use it for sub mixes. Or I can use it as a plug in from my desk and back into it. The possibilities are endless.
I like that. I left it on while I was doing something and remembered at the end that it was yours when I thought "mmmmm".