Ableton Auto Filter Tutorial - Ned Rush

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[@M4L-C3]

🎉 I guess?

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[@Thomsonaudio1]

Hero comment.

[@debstep]

I was just playing w filter stacks yesterday and now Ned has a video about it. Stop reading my dream journal Ned!

[@latejuly432]

I wish so badly the LFO on auto filter moved the filter in a visual way.

[@JezNashMusic]

Couldn’t agree more!! Presumably fairly easy to implement? (I’m no coder, though, so could be talking rubbish). Maybe even the option of a spectrogram, like on the EQ8 and such - just because I find myself using the auto-filter probably more than any other plug! Now, of course, having seen this vid, I’ll no doubt be 10x’ing my use of it!!

[@opalys4115]

You can if you use the LFO plugin. Doesn't take much more time to set up.

[@latejuly432]

@@opalys4115 true true. Just wish the movement was baked in to the lfo

[@skaterkorn3]

Use your ears 😂

[@Fabermorrow]

Amazing content, hilarious, cozy and most importantly super inspiring and actually really cool music

[@JezNashMusic]

Awesome. What a cool and innovative array of approaches with Live’s auto-filter. Thank you, Mr Rush!!! Utterly inspirational, as ever. As regards hpf/ lpf, I always used to get them muddled, until someone told me “the high-pass filter lets the highs pass, and the low pass filter lets the lows pass”. (Well I found it useful anyway!)

[@JohnnyTheMonkey777]

Thanks!

[@leowalless9328]

HOLY MOLY! Sooooooo good! Musically, I think that's the best tutorial you've ever done! I want to make a song out of that!

[@SIQN-]

Pure insanity. It gives me ideas.

[@nobodys2358]

🦦🦥🦭 these folks are so chill!

[@Thomsonaudio1]

Constantly blowing my mind with new tekkers.

[@pavelkireev7329]

Thanks, man, feeling filtered now❤

[@kreamjean2712]

vinyl distortion owes everything to ned rush

[@melekcicek6668]

Genius and funny , love u 💕

[@Soulmachine72]

You're a very entertaining guy and a great teacher. Thanks! 🙂😎🎹👍

[@dqvid]

Wow. killer vibe - such a nice bounce to it all!

[@chrizzcross786]

Amazing Stuff as always!!!!Sick

[@airfixx_8952]

Wicked! That was much fun..... Now, time to re-purpose that idea and make some drooooooooooooonzzzzzzzz

[@marleenvos4126]

Very cool filter mayhem, thank you for sharing! Reminds me to play around with Live just for the fun of it from time to time...

[@INADRM]

Such a cool idea

[@kyphae]

Big fan of stacking notches

[@kenn3250]

Crackin video, gonna have a go at this later

[@Heatwave1988]

Another awesome tutorial!!!

[@nikect.l6079]

thx, it was usefull as hell! great man

[@BezUK79]

Yaaaas Ned, let's goooo!

[@Fyllis]

The squirty low end goes well with the swirly swirls

[@gylp2]

Thats next lewel a new Way making Music witout midi Synth but only auto filters Sound generators and lfos 🔥👍 tuning filters to notes year 🤘

[@bertiebigbass4607]

Yes mate! this was inspiring

[@antoineguilbeault8025]

SO FUN NED

[@mr_smellnice5724]

I really feel the low-cut / low-pass thing, I'm sure it was called that in the olden days

[@mundelator]

Very very very interesting ❤

[@cryseek_mrktn]

i love to use autofilter! thanks for this amazing vid :) 🖤

[@AlexandreSoma]

AMAZING and FUNNY AS AWAYS

[@dimpfelmoser47]

such a good tutorial! proper inspiration

[@adamswierczynski]

Like rain on a corrugated metal roof.

[@isaacnewtech]

(insert animal) Somewhere along the way, when I was a couple of minutes in, I lost faith, but then you obviously saved it. Like you always do, since you don't give a shit. Inspiring video as always, thanks. Sounded dope in the end. I like the using of noise and resonant filters to create funky wonky chords, will experiment

[@john_atco]

Good vid Ned.

[@Blofehlt]

So cool 🎉

[@davidmcgirr]

🐗 You may have invented lofi cyberpunk.

[@mybiggrin]

I feel like this is a technique that Death Grips uses A LOTTTTT

[@CNTRRNDM]

You should always sing your filters😂

[@capoeiristaua1420]

what... the... hell... it's just brilliant, and even more weird.

[@honigtamara]

nice

[@michaelcolucci6916]

You the bestest

[@JahBreed]

Wow, Thanks.👍

[@markbennett1585]

It’s someone bashing a shopping trolley in an underground car park

[@adamswierczynski]

Low pass filters allow only low frequencies to pass. High pass follows the same but opposite.

[@Andre-gy5ml]

makes more sense to me this way tbh, high pass for high frequency, low pass for low frequency, instead of high cut for low and low cut for high.

[@mattsniatynski9955]

I think it depends on how you personally latch onto the word "filter". To me to filter something implies removing something, so it's weird and backwards then to describe the filter by what it doesn't remove. If you interpret "filter" just as the name of this component, and ignore the term's functional definition (or let's rename the component and call it a "fnurb"), then yeah high-pass fnurb, low-pass fnurb, makes perfect sense. You're welcome for the overthinking and overanalysis!

[@hearmenow909]

I thought that was self-evident by the name low pass/high pass, I didn't know it needed to be explained.

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[@an_isopod]

12:52 killers in the jungle

[@emanueluonj]

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[@PretendPassing]

just use a synthesizer maaan 😂❤

[@linzenmeyer]

Low pass IS / HAS been referred to as Hi-Cut....and High Pass is Low Cut. Been a saying I've known since the 90's.

[@edbop]

There's a sale at Penny's..!

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[@theblowupdollsmusic]

I never understood why they didn't animate the filter movement with this plugin so you could see what's actually happening.

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we love all your stupid ideas!

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