Ableton Tutorial - Beats Warp Sound Design = Ned Rush

In this Ableton tutorial we look at how to use the Beats Warp algorithm to super impose transients that don't exist into sounds to create rhythms and percussive sequences. Support me on Patreon to download this set plus many many more.
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Ned Rush is an infotaining universe of ideas for ways to make music, including areas of music production, music composition, sampling, synthesisers and sound design in software like Ableton, MaxMSP, Reason, and on hardware such as eurorack modular, Elektron boxes like the Octatrack and Analog Rytm, also visual art strategies using Jitter, focusing on music genres such electronica, IDM, glitch, jungle, breakcore, electro-acoustic, musique concrete, as well as discussing music via interviews and podcasts, and music performances via livestreams.

[@stressfacture]

love the combination of dry humor, mischief, and subtle genius

[@marleenvos4126]

I just love these mad-scientist-level adventures in Live

[@BrapAllgood]

Been doing this for years now. The sweet spots for timing other than Transient are 0, 10, 25, 50, and 100. Take the same exact loop and set it up those 5 ways. Set the Follow Actions to 50% Play Again and 50% Play Other, record the result and snip your favorite bits out...or run with it wild, as I am more likely. Or then drag the result into Simpler and slice your way to thrilling happiness. Bonus, duplicate all 5 and change their timing, continue running it, note the fun. :D I haven't used drums to make drum tracks in a very long time. I get stuck wanting to try every kick, to heck with that. It's quick and fulfilling to derive drums and if you have experimented enough, there's no end to sources for it. Love yours here. Cheers.

[@mpeckmusic]

Impressive to say the least. You patience and sense of adventure is legend.

[@xplo8554]

Ary

[@Lance_G]

Lmao this was quite possibly the most confusing and hilarious start to a tutorial I've ever seen - revived by the pure fascination for the sonic journey being undertaken😂👍

[@rudey6933]

Your singing really tugged the. Old heart strings

[@jamesc4835]

Ned, your videos are always informative and make me laugh. You also have great taste in noises. Thank you for doing what you do.

[@manuelXmanual]

All breaks are valuable. Especially when breaking valuable things. Another small wonder you pulled off ,with that lovely flow of yours.Thank you

[@roymitchell5894]

That perfect blend of Genius , Bonkers and Fun! 😍

[@garrysmout6095]

“Shut up Me!” Is what I say when I hear my vocals!

[@scotfree7702]

Actually quite a good method for any type of sound design or glitch mania

[@8a88]

Life changing material you’ve presented here mate. A true gift. Ned be praised.

[@notnoaintno5134]

Shmed Shmush comin out with bangerzZzZ

[@ANDYWOUNDSABRXS]

the intro with you making noise is EXACTLY what I was after for some atmosphere stuff, basically a sweet droney synth but I hate trying to make notes when im recording out of tune guitars

[@leftmusic7432]

mate you are the fucking best. seriously crack me up whilst also teaching me next level bits. big ups ned!

[@meucanalmix]

i cant stress this enough, you're a genius! impressive.

[@nicksouthcote8826]

Sick and inspiring. Bravo 🤘

[@acidbased]

Voice of an angel

[@nicoincertezza5763]

uuuh, i do like that a lot. thanx!

[@roses1]

Something about the use of the term ‘rave data entry’ amused me way more than it should have.

[@skriptico]

superned colpisce ancora!

[@michaelcolucci6916]

Brilliant. And funny. As always.

[@Orangetronic]

dope

[@gylp2]

this is a dope also a sick idea to make atmospheric intros love it 👍

[@user-ow5zj4ue3d]

25:00 best bit 🤣

[@syrup3299]

that drone sounded straight out of fallout

[@composer2510]

I wish Ableton would let you automate the transient loop mode and the fade number box. It's been years since I wonder why the heck it doesn't allow that!

[@WDIPJordi]

You're a wizard. Like Gandalf, but funny

[@Claidheambmor]

I love the legato follow action fun

[@deeplink_audio]

I love the animals in the thumbnails. Can't tell if it's a dig at the majority of Content creators, or an honest attempt to get more views. Either way, I think it's hilarious 😂 always great videos Ned

[@billygeorge7031]

I love these videos so much. Very entertaining and inspiring Could you randomise the transverse envelope on the melodic track? that might sound cool

[@p-zombie]

This good imo

[@sammit55]

"we're just doing a little bit of rave data entry" lolol

[@eligroovetiger]

Great video again Ned, thx ! Wish it was also possible to automate the transient shape amount...🤨

[@kristofwynants]

Hurray, I'm the first to comment to this video, and what is this comment about?

[@johnnybigoode]

I'm late

[@WilliamHicks]

I have always wished that I could automate how much of the transients play

[@Digiphex]

Red panda!

[@flyingsteaks]

kinda Autechre-y, nice

[@airfixx_8952]

If you wanna get rid of the the snare on the first beat, just automate the clip gain to zero for the first 1/4 note.👍 (You might get an annoying click remaining but just do the same at the end of the clip too.)

[@communty]

"a little bit of rave data entry"

[@amazonbeat]

well, it seems that the beta version has something new in the algorithm...