Making DARK TECHNO With Ableton Live's Drum Synth, Mono Sequencer, & Noise Engineering

Techno master and 343 Labs Instructor makes some dark techno with Ableton Live's own drums synth, the M4L mono sequencer, and Noisa
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[@nobody-tt6qc]

Damn that distortion is a powerful tool

[@eylon951]

If u know to use it

[@eylon951]

I prefer saturation its more gentle distortion

[@seraswan]

I love how Selway lets us in on his process. Thank you 343Labs for such consistent quality.

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

Good stuff and nice tutorial! I mostly work out of box on hardware but the concepts and programming apply to external synths.

[@chrthdestr]

Just got into this. Ruina seems to be able to produce the kind of sounds I'm looking for, will probably pick it up or something close to it soonish. I'm still learning the basics, so I got a lot to do first anyways

[@343labs]

Very good choice, but remember it takes time.

[@prodcrank]

where di u downloaded it? Is it free?

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

yes love the NE eurorack modules including BIA and Manis so will get the Ruina eurorack module for my modular techno rig in the future. Right now I use Mutant Hot Glue for compressor/distortion/EQ with Jomox Bass drum eurorack module and Mutant hi hats and Eloquencer sequencer to rock a small modular setup@@343labs

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

indeed still learning to program this stuff! your tips really help a lot thank you@@343labs

[@Quinn_Davis]

This is sick man!

[@eliasoster7335]

Sick kick bruuh

[@nolambda6486]

Noisa ? you mean noise engineering or ruina ? weird, i don't get it but nice sounds btw ^^ Love john selway's relaxed lesson :)

[@matthewromano9621]

What should I do next