50:HERTZ Presents: LAAT -''Advance Techno Tips & Tricks with Ableton'' (Dancefair 2018 - Seminar)

Advanced Tips & Tricks
Make sure to attend this exclusive techno workshop in which he will share all sorts of high level Tips & Tricks useful for any kind of skilled producer. We all know that feeling when you listen to your work and you just can’t seem to get it to sound right. Your reference tracks always seem to have that edge that you can’t get together. Sometimes its just a little trick that makes the difference you’re looking for. In this seminar LAAT will guide you deep into some next level producing of proper Techno. Jep….we don’t feel like doing warming-ups, we’re droping you right in the deep end!!!
What you will learn:
. How to streamline your workflow, so that you don’t waste your time.
. Easy steps to effectively generate ideas.
. Improve your kicks and lear how to process that low-end.
. How to keep that bass+kick combo under control in your mix.
. How to avoid that your drums and percussion sound too digital and give them that analog feel.
. How to use randomness, LFO’s and step sequencers to create groove in your tracks.
. How to use racks to set up extensive processing chains to help keeping your leads interesting
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[@feyln6176]

Vocoder for white noise on high hats, hell ya that was a dope little gem!

[@fernandos983]

Thank you Laat And congratulation your drumcode release!!

[@Gunner11763]

Probably should of had a live feed from the laptop and not the big screen.. You can't really see too much

[@JssstMusic]

Nice one! I always try to find that analogue feeling within digital machines, too. :-)

[@Chris84its-allTechnoMusic]

Thats Great!

[@NeonPLotus]

In bitwig, micropitch with an LFO can do the Same randomness

[@paul6925]

Footnote: the 909 produces the hi-hats, ride and crash from 6-bit digital samples. They’re not even analog!

[@viralmagicmusic4280]

omg, this video maybe change my life ! haha, nice tips mate

[@guilhemlinde]

this video is a pure gem for a beginner.

[@FuZZbaLLbee]

As an IT guy if you set random to the same seed value, the next time you start it, it should produce the same results

[@chriscraigmusic]

Thanks for this :)

[@violentgrey7144]

Reason is the lotus of the jewel

[@dinfluence30]

Thanks for this video...Laat did a great job

[@johnsutphin9400]

bro it took him 15 mins to show us he chopped up a drum synth loop...advanced tips and tricks?

[@SacredCourt]

How can i switch between my samples in Logic Pro X really fast? In Ableton he just listens to the track and changes the sample while the track is playing, in logic i have to drag it in, which is so slow and annoying...

[@alexanderfavell]

Transpose MIDI FX tool in conjunction with EXS24, then mapped with controller makes it easy to switch between samples in LPX.

[@Flux_One]

Love the kick trick, but shouldn't the polarities match when you mix the clicks over the original kick, otherwise you'll have phasing issues??

[@stadtcowboy7197]

Where do I get the Midi wrapper? Couldn't find it on the m4l page.

[@beancurdist]

Here you go my friend: www.maxforlive.com/library/device/3927/midi-wrap

[@stadtcowboy7197]

Thanks a lot!

[@user-hz1zr2vr7p]

how i can find the midi warp ?

[@laatlivetv]

www.maxforlive.com/library/device/3927/midi-wrap

[@djmarcatkins01]

Brilliant!? So first everyone is told (at length) it doesn't matter what DAW you are using these tips can be adapted and used by any... first tip is only for Ableton Live and Bigwig users.... second tip relies on being able to access drum machine hardware to record (very slightly) different versions of exactly the same sound.....in order that your drums sound ANALOGUE, seems like these tips won't be for "everyone"... I also have to say i too like Fabfilter Pro Q 2 but to say its your favourite plugin IN THE WORLD seems a little ridiculous!!

[@entusiast1619]

you can manually make variations of the same sample with software. Just takes a long time.

[@puresonic7568]

You are over complicating things for very small gains. If you were to create a sampler instrument just to select a hi hat or a kick etc, You are loading all those samples into your RAM, wasting valuable space in your system. You don’t need to make your drum sounds analog to make a production is better. Just produce better music, come up with something unique. Make it sound good. It’s nice to have the hardware to have a physical contact or an instrument but really you don’t need an analog gear to produce great music. Just use your ears. Learn your tools

[@rfish2]

Pure Sonic ah good tip! But if you freeze or render the channel once you have found what you are looking for, you have cleared you RAM again. That way everybody’s happy ;)

[@puresonic7568]

@@rfish2 good idea..! although freezing a 5 minute audio file will result in way more megabytes occupied than a tiny sample file =)

[@user-rd7kk6kc3g]

Wtf ?