How To Use Ableton Live 10 Drum Buss with P-LASK

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Tutorial 02 - In Use.mp4

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Following the release of Ableton Live 10, Sonic Academy welcomes brand new tutor and Ableton certified trainer P-LASK for an in-depth look at How To Use Ableton Live 10 Drum Buss.

This brand new addition to Ableton 10 is a saturator, compressor, transient emphasizer, resonator, and drum tuner all in one small package. It can add warmth and distortion with drive and crunch, take control of dynamics with compression and transient shaping, dial in and tune boom and control bass decay with a dedicated low end section.

In this two part course P-LASK firstly runs through the user interface and controls, before showing us what Drum Buss is capable of in real world settings, adding it to not only drums, but a bass and pad line too.

Go check it out and see how this one-stop workstation can enhance your sounds!

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P-LASK has been making his mark in the dance music scene over the past decade. This Los Angeles-based DJ, producer, and remixer has had mixes featured on the UK's "Off the Chart Radio," the Pacifica Radio Network, Pure.fm, and Sirius-XM Satellite Radio. Currently, he is releasing original music on Electric Dangerous Music. Blending sounds from deep and tech house to garage to trance to minimal and beyond, his original productions take on a style of their own. Outside of his solo studio and DJ work, P-LASK has collaborated, co-produced, and performed with with LA-based ambient electronic acts Pointe Claire and Scientific Lifestyle. National and international remix credits include artists such as Divisible (US), Edian (UK), Wei Wei (China) and Rainer Hoeglmeier (Germany). When he's not busy in the studio, P-LASK offers instructional sessions and workshops on computer music production and DJing through his work with Icon Collective in Los Angeles and Dubspot in New York City.