Ableton Live 9 - Easy Snare Roll Effects & Builds

[@SadowickProduction]

The best comment ever! No school, the video will always be free. Knowledge should be free. Thanks for watching =3

[@carlospeiro6661]

Master! , I have been watching ur videos for years, thanks for sharing your knowledge mate , Greetings from Culiacan Sinaloa Mexico !!!!!!!!

[@ProfessorSaibertin]

Thank you for the tutorial man.

[@thethreeamazingmen]

best vidoes ive ever found for learning production...so casual, nothing kept hidden, so thorough and all free! awesome man, thanks so much

[@fakshen1973]

That's brilliant. This is the little stuff that saves so much time that almost no one talks about. I think your niche should be all about showing short cuts and time saving techniques. Just one man's opinion.

[@deanharveytripi-dunknwnori695]

Best tutorial I think I've ever watched. So concise and informative! Well done sir

[@donpoulos]

Exactlyyyyyyyy! Big up from France. You help me out a lot simplifying things in order to express myself through music. Peace

[@ThatsMistaTwistToYou]

This a seriously handy! Thanks a lot for this, man! Saved me hours of piano roll fiddling.

[@carljuniors8550]

your an ableton Jedi dude, thank you for all the sound advice!!

[@flyoverfredusa]

best tuts for Ableton on the web, keep them coming !

[@Spaced_Invader]

Very nice! I used to copy/paste my snares. Never knew you could "arpeggio" it! thank you!!!

[@led990]

automating the pitch up is also a cool effect, as well as automating the reverb amount and size.

[@PowerHouse465]

Omg what is that bass sample at 5:56 - I am dying, this is so good.

[@BrianVincent_]

DUDE at the VERY last second you mentioned you could change the notes during the automated arpeggios! I’m searching HIGH & LOW for that tutorial!

[@sdgsdgsdgish]

Amazing dude! That Arpeggio tip is the best thing ever, thanks!

[@NineInchFailz]

Dude thank god for you and your channel.

[@bassplayinghero2]

This is great. Never thought to use the arpeggiator to accomplish this. Thanks!

[@Peerlessdrums]

Awesome work. Your tutorials have been helping me so much.

[@hank9tube]

An excellent technique to build snare rolls....thank you sir.

[@wearesymbiotic]

Great tutorial mate. Best snare roll tutorial I've seen / heard by a long shot. Pun intended. Keep up the good work, and thanks!

[@XnazxulX]

I know this is six years old but the concept still applies to today and it’s a good concept. What are you sidechaining your kick with? Reverb?

[@ThePiratePaddy]

Thank you so much man i have only got a cracked version of Ableton as a beginner with no external midis as of yet not even an audio interface, just some head phones! But, man i am learning so much and you dont complicate it like others do. Just subscribed and im happy to see you've still been uploading tutorials. Can't wait to go through all of them and gain more knowledge. Bless you man, hope all is well in these crazy times. More experimenting and beats suppose? Why not man ;)

[@Gummmibaer]

great tutorial! sick bass after the snare build up, did you already show how to do this?

[@stufisher5105]

glad i found this - thanks! i need to study it like 30x tho - lots happening there in the middle as you are furiously tweaking. my brain doesn't work that fast ;) super helpful vid-

[@ChrisDiRoma]

So Useful. Thanks a Million!

[@MalaVoid]

Starting to love your tutorials, thank you!

[@evilcowboy]

Cool that is perfect for a bass drop. Thanks.

[@lyskmusic]

Extremely useful. Thank you !!

[@andresherreros2014]

Quite useful mate! Could you give us some ideas for making a minimal techno build-up? Thanks.

[@anotherytnameyk]

could you perhaps do a tutorial on how to make those lead builds before the drop in trap beats? if you got the time of course...thanks for this one

[@juicyjab678]

That was sick man! Thanks for all the videos!

[@jacksp8de]

this is so dope, Ableton live is so quick and easy with Automation

[@TheMinishKid]

Great video, very much appreciated! I love when I see that you've posted a new video. Your videos are like little highlights of my days. :-)

[@silvanaelio]

Bravo! Great beat too.

[@vaskater07]

You definitely know what you're doing, but your explanation is all over the place

[@mattripodi6474]

yea, these guys are hectic. But it is tough to find somone who is also a good teacher. They dont realise how bad we are at this ;)

[@djmikenyce]

your the best thing since TV bro! lol thank you.

[@macmorin1636]

you are the best thanks alot keep giving us all new about live ableton 9

[@chrisgriffin215]

saves a lot of time doing it like this , great vid again.

[@1975neilmcm]

excellent video going to use this tonight . Keep up the great videos

[@ProductionBandit]

actually thought of this the other day, but i used the rate to automate a single woodblock so it sounded as if it were scraping a bit of a different sound to ping pong / time delay

[@thepankhproduction]

Simple and easy 💟

[@BlastOfficialTV]

it's very interestings how you work in ableton and the easy techniques with the automatization, greetings from chile!

[@legobuster246]

Good technique, thanks for sharing homie!

[@misledyouth91]

right on thanks for this one man! great easy to understand tutorials ! cheers!

[@MrDjmasterp]

Thanks, i have been looking for this long time

[@BrandonDavidMusic]

nice! thanks. How about one about how to make that bass sound so good and clean ?

[@jjjunkie]

Very nice, quick great build. Thanks

[@martindimitrov2514]

I really would like to see tutorial of the bassline that you are using right here! : - )

[@BrvoGrlY]

ALSO, throw a groove palate on their for a more realistic velocity hit! You would probably have to use a sampler rather than simpler though

[@4HoursSleep]

thanks for the free tutorials, another good music resource :)

[@VIPERIUS]

Wow very good tuto ! Thank you !

[@vaunroman]

That was totally awesome.

[@djjireh]

dude, awesome stuff. pls do a tutorial on getting good snares for trance. How to EQ & get them to sound amazing.

[@RicardoSilva-jj6rg]

NICE DUDE ! THANKS A LOT... Never did it like that

[@xRamenAndRicex]

Thanks for the tut dude.

[@WheelsandWavesMiami]

Im in MIami I am looking for one on one lessons. Do you do training???

[@knite778778]

This was awesome. 1 noob question though, what exactly is giving the roll that swelling sound that makes it come in and out?

[@WorldStarUK3]

Auto filter?

[@GB3770]

ur track at 32 secs sounds v good - is that on soundcloud or anything?

[@witt_the_fool453]

Best tutorial ive found, except im havin trouble changin the rate as you are in the vid.

[@Im1Jipper]

this may be a very nooby question, but what is tha blue hand I always see on your eq or auto filter?

[@SaraSimmsMusic]

Great video, thank you!

[@davidpinto1195]

Thank you very much for this

[@yeezythabest]

Damn man i'm sitting here wondering how i didn't think of arpeggiator since all these years... Thanks !

[@Lupo150]

I celebrate the day when I pressed Subscribe on your channel!

[@isaidicanshout]

do you have a paypal or something for donations?

[@ChristopherHunterSmith]

good tutorial, look forward to giving it a try

[@DJLouda]

Can we get a link for that tune! I need that! lol, Also never even thought to arp a drum like that for a build, awesome video, thanks!

[@jungleboywayne1]

Thanks! Some good tips here.

[@SaraSimmsMusic]

Learned a lot, thank you!

[@AdyKnotts138]

Great ......Didnt think of using an arp for this

[@ConradAbbottMusic]

Thanks for the tutorials mayn

[@MrFelixgascon]

yo bro ur the best. Love your work

[@Rodadebicicleta]

Great video!!! thank you!!!

[@vero_niqi]

So helpful, thanks a million!

[@DAVIDDAMIENR]

Thank You for sharing !!

[@GiuseppeLagetto]

Great tutorial

[@smashedintopieces000]

Great video! Could you do one for tom rolls/fills?

[@mustafaismaeel9383]

great tutorial. thank u

[@victoravila9088]

It doestn give me an option to insert midi clip when I highlight the bar as you did in around 1:05 mins in the video. Also I noticed you inserted a MIDI track and selected an audio clip, how does that even work?. Also I cannot hear the sounds of the snare when I dropped it down into the box below like you did. Can you help me with this situation, thank you.

[@IsaacSMILE]

Awesome way to do it.

[@shtogie5972]

This boi be hunchin HARD

[@Eljay.97]

This was super helpful man!! Appreciate it :D

[@laurentrigottaz5725]

Thank you ! Very useful.

[@danielalejandro13]

What is this track called to find it? greetins from Argentina!

[@Rmadrid10housemusic]

You are so awesome thanks

[@totmihnea]

what's the name of that colored controller above the ableton push?

[@jaidastallworth5395]

Does this only work is arrangement view?

[@deadmenwalking3013]

Thanks man.

[@fountane]

What's SAE?

[@BillyWunebuger]

thanks for the help man!!

[@haroldhughesyo]

your videos are so good

[@IzzyRock]

awesome... thanks!

[@gavquinny]

Great tutorial! Thank-you ;)

[@jean-baptiste9230]

THANK YOU!

[@nicolascalatayud7760]

Thank a lot !

[@drelephanttube]

What's the controller above the Push there?

[@Red-gl2cb]

U forgot the decay and swing and transpose for that realllllly massive transition!

[@finegoldtube]

HELP the Arpeggiator will not Work. I can not get my drum single hits to increase in tempo to achieve the Drop. The drum hits continue to play at the same rate.

[@tusharlall02]

dude you're the best

[@vincentcapone6560]

i havent the option with the voice´s pitch option... Any ground setting i must have?

[@TheParks221]

great video dude

[@Chrisp80]

Amazing! Your helping me become dangerous at this music game! =)