Overlooked Ableton Plugins

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Tutorial 355 - Utility.mp4

05:49

Tutorial 356 - Redux.mp4

07:21

Tutorial 357 - Erosion.mp4

06:26

Tutorial 358 - Beat Repeat.mp4

14:28

Tutorial 359 - Corpus.mp4

18:51

Tutorial 360 - Grain Delay.mp4

11:47

Tutorial 361 - Scale.mp4

11:44

Tutorial 362 - Spectrum.mp4

11:14

Tutorial 363 - Analog.mp4

10:24

Tutorial 364 - Pedal.mp4

10:48

Description

Welcome to Tech Tips Volume 36 with our good friend, and sound design fanatic Bluffmunkey.
Over these 10 videos, Bluffmunkey looks at some of the more overlooked plugins in Ableton 10 and sheds some inspirational light on how to use them in your own productions.

From being able to always play along with your tracks in key and utilising Ableton's in-built synth and spectrum analyser, to creating unearthly sounds and distorting or crushing incoming audio so it becomes something else entirely, these tips will help relieve any creative blocks you encounter on your journey to make your own unique sound.

Super useful to anyone currently using Ableton, and eye-opening for those who are thinking of a change.

Get on it!

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Bluffmunkey started his musical career at the tender age of 8 when the piano was force fed him on a daily basis. 'You'll thank me when you're older, he was told'. Later on he studied orchestration and composition at school. When the teenage years hit, the ineviatable band was formed and the (expensive) journey into synthesis began. A couple of years of gigging live taught him the importance of securing your equipment in the back of the car. During the following years technology changed from primarily hardware into software focussed studios and this is where he really started getting stuck into the art of synthesis and programming. Now he creates soundbanks with some of the biggest names in trance, and works with manufacturers and developers, helping them create factory content and preset packs for their synthesisers.