Ableton Live Tutorial - Steve Reich's Phase Technique in Ableton Live

[@pronoia162]

I'll never look back after this.

[@stopbath]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Love Clapping on the same album.

[@Sizalyth]

very clear!! other tutorials were using gears that I don't have so this made it simpler to grasp! thank you

[@chrisb6296]

thanks

[@GrumpyStormtrooper]

this could be used as a sick production effect, i'll try it thanks a lot!!

[@sepsharifi]

Super cool . thank you!

[@technodance_me]

Reminds me of the Orbital track. Has someone already make this comparison?

[@alb2935]

Which one?

[@technodance_me]

@@alb2935 On Orbital 2 "Time Becomes" kzbin.info/www/bejne/raGXaqake5h-o6c

[@Sundownerrr]

Halycon and on or Belfast is my guess @@alb2935

[@mattsullivan8996]

thats cool :D but what about keeping the pitch and then just shortening the audio clip by a few notches.. couldn't you get the same result without detuning?

[@markbelcher1777]

nice, thank you! do some more, but not KP :) how to do it in Logic ?

[@GOLDSMITHEXILE]

LOL I was tearing my hairout trying to transfer old 4 track cassette tracks onto the computer, they would always come out at slightly different lengths. After hearing some of this steve reich stuff, it doesnt seem like a problem any more, I like the random and unexpected any way. i saw a good video of Prince fatty on dub technique, he is a big fan of speeding or slowing in and out of time or phase. I like how Reich's is entirely what it is, doesnt depend on subjective or pretentious enlightenment ideals of what "good" and "quality"is represented by.... Try this for an experience-open several steve reich pendulum videos in seperate tabs and run them simultaneously, even more far out.

[@МаксимРудой-ж6ц]

In some monent it remind "Woods" by Bon Ivers. Thanks for tutorial, it realy helpful

[@georgedotnet]

"old electronic musician" lol