Granular Alien FX using Ableton Live native devices

[@ghost-om2io]

ye cool trick

[@odrauaude]

I like the impro about pan in the end of video xD tnks

[@spectrum2314]

Wow tack! Riktigt inspirerade :)

[@Skanoh]

Good stuff ;) Sounds alien indeed! I use the Binary mode on the LFO device to check the minimum and maximum values, your approach is neat :)

[@ketekmusic9138]

this is such a clever use of samples and native effects :) i found this technique works amazing in my hi tech production. Id also recommend adding a beat repeat to the chain and assigning the chance amount to a macro + adding an arp with a long gate so that the noises are on the grid (Y)

[@DaddaPsy]

Thank you! Clever tip with the arp there! Did not think of that, i usually just record manual hits and manually align them. Will try with the arp and see if it give me a more time saving result

[@kreltv]

Cool rack bro, really thanks 🙏🏻👊🏻

[@odrauaude]

So fun

[@synthergicamachines8407]

Great video bro, thanks for share 🤝🙂🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@raavanhitech]

"not going to use mine that is going to be released soon" (thinks about the endless producers void of Getting things to perfection) "releasing later, in the future" 😂😂😂 Crazy tutorial man! I gotta get phase plant now

[@DaddaPsy]

Story of my life procrastination is my middle name

[@user-es1tv7jm7z]

Sounds like Eat Static

[@melange78]

This is a great video. You become a much better producer if you learn to make your own racks instead of using glitchboxes and stuff like that where it is all luck and circumstance what comes out in the end.

[@DaddaPsy]

Thank you, happy you enjoyed it. All those fancy pancy glitch boxes and stuff can be fun to use as well though, each thing has it's purpose. Normally they consist of several different common basic effects behind everything anyway. So yes, building racks is pretty much using the building blocks which is "hidden" behind those type of plugins and I guess it's a matter of knowing how to use the devices correctly in orrder to achieve what you're after.

[@melange78]

@@DaddaPsy Sure if you actually read the manual then you might be able to understand them in depth but most likely you will only get a rudimentary understanding based on trial and error. I don't think I have ever read a glitchbox manual in my entire life when I think about it but maybe that is just me.

[@DaddaPsy]

@@melange78 I read through them sometimes actually, especially when they really make no sense haha