Breakbeat torture 101: Stazma Ableton Tips & Tricks

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First dive into my breakbeat torture routines in Ableton Live, focusing on what you can do just with the audio editor for today.
Next two parts are going to be:
Breakbeat Torture 202 DSP
Breakbeat Torture 303 Layering
#stazma #jungle #abletonlive

[@DespairQuietlyPlease]

This is very generous of you. On behalf of Earth...merci

[@ShringoMania]

STAZMA YOU ARE SUCH A BIG INSPIRATION ❤️❤️ AN ICON ❤️❤️

[@Stazma]

Hahaha thanks for the kind words

[@frankcerra3216]

🖤🖤🖤

[@mdfkrz79]

I thought it was an overly complicated kind of thing and was daunted by it, then I watched an old shitmat video a few years ago and it was basically this lol Glad you are sharing the techniques. Can be time consuming but always worth it. Overlappin can be good also, and transposing an amen all the way up is a cool digital sound.

[@corticallarvae]

your doing what we used to do with wave editors akais and emus back in the day.. im a sound designer in the experimental musick world but i used this trick for four sample heavy albums in 92-93 great methodology

[@TomFrajer]

Hands down the best amen slicing tutorial in Ableton! You are the champion!

[@corticallarvae]

extremely efficient

[@jizzzle6870]

Using different kicks/snares from the same drumloop is a great tip

[@Stazma]

Simple but very efficient to live things up. Machine gun repeat style is also great sometimes tho ;-)

[@jizzzle6870]

@@Stazma Really useful for making realistic drumrolls

[@paulmcmc4005]

Great tips Stazma - thank you👍

[@Lincoln6echoLSE]

Fantastic, I could be tortured like this for hours.

[@zathaalgor]

SO KEEN 4 THE NEXT 2 PARTS!

[@defnlife1683]

Me *looks at ableton video* Also me: I need to sit down and really learn renoise Love making this in ableton.

[@holydiver4728]

Top content !

[@Unifono2012]

Great video. Thank you

[@louhimself]

That was very educational! these sounds are a lot easier to achieve than anticipated...THANK YOU!

[@simaticslnt1266]

Eagerly anticipating this roll on 4.30 :)

[@danglawrence]

Woah you've definitely done that a whole lot of times lol thanks for your help!

[@andreaslibau]

❤

[@whackamole]

Mate, this is immense!! Thank you so much for making and sharing. This is a massive help 🙏👍 “Let’s make a phat crwrwrw” 🤘🤘🤘

[@dreamsyukon8449]

Amazing, I've loved your stuff for a while great to get some insight into your method. Very elegant and very cool. Bon travail!

[@dagmerrie]

Thank you so much Stazma this answered alot of questions I was having!

[@SF8008]

Awesome torture buddy! Waiting for the next one :))

[@dlawlis]

0:35 In Ableton 11 you have to drag up and down on the lower right text window beneath the pitch knob in the clip window to detune. Most of you probably already know this, but in case you're a dumbass like me then hopefully this helps!

[@n3wttron]

Thanks for the tips!

[@Dpower]

Awesome man, plz do more jungle tutors!

[@alphonsemattia7365]

Your videos are great. Thanks for all the effort. I have a novice question but I should post it over on your Grandmother or Mavis vid.

[@alexandrezamnibortch9646]

trop ouf le tuto. impatient de voir la suite ;-

[@fred4276]

REAL. GOOD. SHIT.

[@douglashill3008]

Yes!!!!

[@encapsul]

whouhou !! ;)

[@alphonsemattia7365]

Hey. Sorry I didn’t know how to use live chat-Luddite here.

[@jamesmeustache7740]

Que Dieu te bénisse

[@samramsdonck1624]

Dear Stazma, I'm having some trouble in Ableton 11. I can't seem to fine the detune option when I upload a sample.

[@Stazma]

It still exist but it's a bit hidden, it's right under the "Transpose" parameter.

[@dfrakt]

Sinon pour les anciens amateurs du piano roll de FL comme toi on peut decouper les pistes de drum en multipistes midi pour en faire un drum rack ;)