5 Ways to Use ROAR in Ableton Live 12

[@AutumnGardMusic]

Awesome tutorial!

[@stephanieamy3721]

Wait are we going to hear new music from you Mari? Love watching musicians creating and building songs. Thank you for sharing this with us Mari.

[@marigo5714]

Just getting back into the swing of things! Hopefully new music on the way too

[@Kick21-j4y]

perfect explanations

[@МоеИмя-ш2я]

Thanks to you, I fell in love with roar!

[@KatieDwyerMusic]

Yay! Love this video, Mari! I hope you do more Ableton tutorials like this. :)

[@uptopboogie8]

Excellent tutorial

[@iszlu]

That last tone with the LFO's was so sick

[@russcontact]

Super sick, thank you 👍

[@rxdazn]

great tips thank you

[@vojkofau]

why group on vocals, why not dry/wet?

[@marigo5714]

I like to use this parallel method of processing on vocals so I have a little more control over how the distortion is blended in AND so I still have access to the dry signal for separate processing! It's not necessary but just a workflow preference for me.

[@basspuppy133]

Roar is my favourite effect at the moment

[@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69]

Roar like a lion or a liar?

[@LifeGQ]

Gorgeous AND talented. Thank you so much for sharing! Keep going.