COMPING MULTITRACKS // Luis Pacheco

[@joelmarquez7937]

Luis when are you making more of these videos? I need to learn from scratch. Thanks!

[@elmike2003]

Great info! Thanks for the lesson. A couple questions, to cue the song markers live, do you use the Korg Nanopad?, I think I've seen you use it during services. Also, do you think I can run Ableton live in an old Macbook Pro from 2017 with a Dual core? Trying to find an affordable option for my church.

[@dbohann66]

Can you elaborate some on what you use to video and how you tie the audio to the video? Since I'm the bassist at my church. I'm wondering what you hear you use? Love the sound

[@scabadas9]

Hi bro, great video BTW. would you say you use MT for the structure of the songs basically the locators/click/guide? because lets say you have all the musicians, sounds & full band ?? what other reason would you need the MT for ?? idk if that makes sense ??

[@slimtexas2002]

Good video. Is that automation only in Ableton 10? I have 9. I usually create a tempo track to change tempo. This way is easier. I guess I'll have to check it out later.

[@secuenciascristianas9982]

L W it’s better create a tempo track, ‘cause if you use the automation option, you will have to do it every week in each live set.

[@LomarkOtero]

Bro thanks man! I have Ableton now i can do this

[@arthurbutler4849]

Luis!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@raulrioz5915]

Nice video man. Quick question though. Some of my Multitracks have parts where the bpm changes during the song. Would I have to automate those parts to change bpm as well??

[@LANDOYT]

Raul Rioz If you purchased the song from multitracks.com , that should already be done for you

[@LANDOYT]

You just have to use the Ableton session that they send you when you purchase it

[@SimbaDesignsLTD]

Where can I get those guided voiceovers?

[@LANDOYT]

Simba Kugz You can get them from multitracks.com/free

[@AndreyManin]

Cool