Ableton 11 101 Orientation

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Bryn Jones

48:53

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1. Ableton 11 101 Orientation Intro.mp4

00:55

2. Ableton 11 101 Orientation Overview.mp4

11:47

3. Ableton 11 101 Orientation Session & Arrangement View.mp4

03:20

4. Ableton 11 101 Orientation Audio & Midi Clips.mp4

02:49

5. Ableton 11 101 Orientation Audio Effects.mp4

09:42

6. Ableton 11 101 Orientation Midi Effects.mp4

02:32

7. Ableton 11 101 Orientation Places.mp4

01:20

8. Ableton 11 101 Orientation Preferences.mp4

15:28

9. Ableton 11 101 Outro.mp4

01:00

Description

Welcome to Ableton 11 and for taking your first step into the world of digital music production.

In this class we go into the basic orientation of Ableton 11 and how to navigate this digital audio workstation. Ableton 11 is a complex piece of music production software with many features which might be overwhelming for first time users. As such, this course will help first time users with how to navigate this software and the most important elements of the program. It aims to help students with layout of the program, what the difference is between midi and audio clips, the difference between session and arrangement view and how to setup Ableton 11 with your system.

While this course is designed for first time users, it is open for anyone who might be overwhelmed with the complexity of Ableton 11 and all the different settings and features of the program.

What You'll Learn?

Music
Music Production
Creative
Ableton Live
Make A Beat
Audio Plug-Ins
Recording Techniques

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Hello, I'm Bryn and I am DJ and music producer from Perth, Australia. I am putting up courses on to skill share to help teach students learn how to DJ and also learn the other skills which are usually not taught on DJ courses.

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