Making Your FIRST Song in Ableton Live 10 (Using Default Ableton Plugins/Instruments)

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Ever wondered how to make your own music on your computer? Follow along with me as I explain the steps I take to begin creating a new song in Ableton Live 10. I will only use default/stock plugins in this video so everyone can copy my steps. As long as you have Ableton, you can follow along with this video! This is an updated, more modern rework of an older video where I do something similar in Ableton Live 9.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:18 - Getting Started
1:58 - Chords
5:23 - Assigning Instruments
5:57 - Bass
9:01 - More Bass
9:43 - EQing
12:32 - Kicks
13:53 - Sidechaining
15:03 - Snares
16:44 - Hihats
17:45 - Stacking Layers
18:48 - Melody
21:24 - Expanding the Song
23:41 - Adding Transitions
25:57 - Exporting Audio
#Ableton #MusicProduction

[@InspirAspir]

Follow along and learn how to make your FIRST song in Ableton Live 10! In this video we will start from scratch & use no external plugins to produce our very first ever song. This is a remastered video of a tutorial I made a few years back, this time with higher video quality and newfound music production knowledge that I'm excited to share!

[@De_rolock]

Thank you for this remix! ;)

[@joenorris7130]

Hey can u make another one of these videos where u walk threw making a song. Doesnt have to be basic but one were u walk threw everything u do. Thanks in advance

[@Renaxelo]

hey dude, where can i find Snare_rage 2 ? 15:20

[@oyebanjo935]

Thanks for what you do. Just starting today. I made a direct connection from keyboard to computer. I can see that my keyboard is connected. However I couldn't hear the sound (both midi and audio). Please help! Thanks

[@necrobeats1848]

InspirAspir which screen recorder do u use

[@Supertank2015]

"[EQ'ing] can make your layers fit together like puzzle pieces." I have never heard such an intuitive way to explain EQ.

[@sabortage4382]

yeah, me neither. That sentence was great

[@NailThatLick]

Dude, this is what 99% of KZbin channel miss, you are bang on not only showing what skill is required but equally making the video crisp. Keep loading more to inspire others. God bless you !!

[@Badboy-ei1ct]

1:18 getting started 1:58 chords 5:23 picking instrument 5:57 bass 9:01 more bass 9:43 eq 12:32 kicks 13:53 sidechaining 15:03 snares 16:44 hihats 17:45 stack the layers 18:48 melody 21:24 expanding your song 23:41 transitions

[@phethophakathi9667]

Thanks bro

[@italyisntreal]

ｓｔａｃk 　ｔｈｅ　ｌａｙｅｒｓ

[@globetrotter8892]

🤔😦 that's what you call a crash course 😀

[@Diamond88keyz]

thnx

[@catchkindred5592]

This was probably the most helpful intro video I have seen on any kind of DAW, thanks man

[@phantasialand01]

TRUE!

[@Journey.melodiesofficial]

Really bad like Ableton is broken!

[@Somberry]

It's weird, i learned how to make music from you and my new song will be released a day before your song.

[@InspirAspir]

That's awesome to hear, I really appreciate I helped you out! Feel free to send it over my way when it's out, would love to give it a listen!

[@Somberry]

@@InspirAspir OMG, I would love to. Dude you're my inspiration, u inspired me to create music and i made a lot of projects thanks to you. I've seen a lot of videos but your videos were the best it's simple, short and helpful. ❤️

[@LeonnVT]

@@Somberry your videos are the best man!

[@thegamerbl4z372]

.

[@shakibavideos]

May I ask how you're releasing your music? I want to but I'm not sure how to. I've heard of Distrokid and Tunecore but some say good and bad things about it. Are you signed to a label?

[@TheCatholicRemedy]

By far the best I have ever seen. I almost gave up on this beat making stuff, but you get me excited for it! Thank you thank you thank you Aspir

[@nabihjabbour1800]

You are a genius my friend, excellent delivery. Well organized and clear to understand. Please make more !

[@jterra420]

Thank you so much for showing the EQ stuff, I've watched so many tutorials in quarantine and not a single one I saw showed and explained that as well as you.

[@jefferywest2]

This is so dope! I’ve had ableton for a while now and been hesitant to use it. Thanks for the inspiration bruh!

[@stargirl7646]

I followed this and actually managed to make something haha! Thank you! I was so overwhelmed by all the features and things I didn’t know how to do, and so I really appreciate this

[@jefnam2576]

This video answered SO many questions I've been wondering about for a long time. Thank you for making it simple and to the point, very nice! *thumbs up*

[@WhoisDJNox]

Watched both videos, the old one and this updated version, and of all the tutorials I've seen to explain creating in Ableton, this is the best. Thank you!

[@ThizzBoy191]

You explain everything so clearly and perfect lol thank you 🙏🏼

[@MrsMuniaa]

I really can’t thank you enough for this tutorial!! I’ve been trying to produce music for a while now but I always give up after a while. This is the first tutorial I could follow all the way through 😍

[@nachomanrandysauvage8257]

This is so much simpler and to-the-point than every other Ableton newbie tutorial I have seen. Thanks!

[@deetercesler447]

I like how your background music added the layers you were adding at the same time in the tutorial

[@echolizer6884]

never found a tutorial like this. entertaining and a good channel in general!! good job dude!!!

[@djpeacepiano]

This is the best learning video I have ever used, seriously! Concise, to the point, easy to follow, and great information to follow along and actually learn by doing! Thank you!

[@EakanGopalakrishnan]

Dude, you are an absolute legend! the time and effort that might have gone behind making this video, is just inexpressible in words. Loved it. As someone who enjoys music, I have always how to do it and you just blewmy mind.

[@turgutbelen6374]

Best tutorial I've seen. You cover many necessary tools and how to apply them, practicaly, all in less than 30 minutes. I congratulate and thank you. 👍

[@soapboychris]

I've had Ableton live 9 for like 4 years and always just messed around with it, picking up bits and parts. This video helped structure all the parts I already knew and taught me some really helpful new stuff too (using the compressor and equaliser - I was just using the auto filter for filtering frequencies until now. Many thanks!

[@alexmoonrock9978]

Journey into music starting now , thank you for the intro , excited to jump into a passion of mine , music

[@deepkaazi]

Honestly once explained it's fairly intuitive. Thank you for breaking it down so nicely for us newbies! Can't wait to play with the full version

[@zaradess]

Thank you so MUCH!!! I am so grateful that you shared your knowledge with us and did it in such an easily understood way. Ableton seemed to me as a dark tangled jungle that I was afraind to step in. But now it's so clear and I'm not afraid of it anymore ) And all thanks to you. You are a genius!!!

[@Matt-tc6ys]

Thanks for this dude. I got Ableton ages ago and just had a go at it blindly, and just got overwhelmed and demotivated at all the different options, even at the beginning of the vid, where you press tab to change the layout made the software a lot easier to view. But I've had another crack at it using this guide and I'm leaps and bounds further than I was in half the time. Thanks brah.

[@SuperBillsykes]

Thanks man. I do like your clear, descriptive videos - helps me (as a relative novice) cut through the techie talk on the Ableton manuals. Learnt a lot of useful stuff, that previously was confusing me. Nice one

[@justintaylor8043]

You’re a beautiful human being for being such an inspiration, also a teacher. Thank you for these Ableton vids. Subbed 💯

[@ryanmulrooney2274]

What a fantastic video. 10/10, man. Really great stuff!

[@JoelStephen]

Very Impressive!! A big thank you from a nervous beginner. Your information is very helpful.

[@KizWhalifa.]

The information in this video has helped me so much, Ableton is quite intimidating when you have no idea what you're doing. Thankyou for your content and keep up the good work.

[@wat245]

THIS HELPS SO MUCH!! I've been so confused on how the controls, and what things do in DAW programs work, and that was what I was having the most problems with. Thank you so much!!

[@user-ni1cf1bz6p]

Really appreciate you taking the time to make such good quality tutorial!

[@IEatDogShit]

Keep it up little nigga

[@davehopefull]

I don't think it's a stretch to say this is the best beginner functions tutorial for Ableton on youtube. Thank you. I was using studio one and switched to Ableton to pick up the new skill set... And this was a perfect starting point. Now if I can just figure out how to rewire and use cross-platform functions I'll be stoked with Ableton. You helped turn a nearly 1000 dollar program into a functioning tool instead of a bad investment. I'll kick you some donations for that asap.

[@adrianedlington2493]

Best simple explanation of side chaining I've seen. Great use of EQ8 also. Great tips. Thanks.

[@JasonMayDraw]

That was great. More in depth than I thought it would be, but I enjoyed all the extras I wasn't expecting. Looking forward to fiddling with this software more.

[@azazelproductions4112]

Getting started-1:18 Chords-5:58 Picking an instrument-5:23 Bass-5:57

[@tenebrissubterra4596]

Cheers mate

[@b.bullfrog1227]

I'm only 8 minutes in But my god this is such a great introductory tutorial. I'm switching over from FL Studio and I am just so grateful for your video. It is a major help.

[@tommylee7684]

B. Bullfrog how are you getting on with ableton? I am a beginner, and wasn't sure which DAW to start with.

[@b.bullfrog1227]

@@tommylee7684 I swear by Ableton. It's the only DAW I've used that is multipurpose enough to be the only DAW I need (mind you the only other software I've tried is FL Studio and Adobe Audition as a pair). Not to mention, Ableton is natively more compatible with my midi than FL was (I didn't need to install any extra drivers and it uses my wobble knob properly, where as FL Studio didn't. Couldn't live without Ableton.

[@tommylee7684]

B. Bullfrog thanks for the response bro. I'll definitely be giving ableton a go

[@TheCatholicRemedy]

@@b.bullfrog1227 duuuuuude the wobble mod is HUGE for me. I am in the same transition, although I am a beginner, only like 1.5 weeks have i had my midi

[@Diamond88keyz]

i did the same

[@tamoadakoe]

I am loving your tutorials. I have watched many videos whilst in lockdown trying to learn a new hobby.Your explanations to how to use Ableton is the easiest to understand( and sticking with stock plug ins) ✌️Its the way you explain how to do every single operation step by step without missing a thing on how to get to where you got too ( if you get my gist) please keep up the great work 🙏 Thank you

[@dylansebock8728]

With your videos my learning curve will shrink drastically. Thank you.

[@DayeanT]

Thank you for this tutorial

[@khalinbeat5576]

GoodBye Fl Studio I'm going to use Ablenton from now.

[@BlazertronGames]

Just don't get into the habit of switching between different daws, stick with one and practice or you won't improve.

[@lynxar654]

@@BlazertronGames And that one DAW should be ableton because you are able to do a ton

[@djsazm3580]

@@BlazertronGames that's not always the truth. I know some top producers start a project in FL and end it in Ableton. But MASTERING your day is what's most important

[@BlazertronGames]

@@djsazm3580 I'm just trying to mention the trap that a lot of people get into. I see lots of people thinking they are suddenly going to improve by switching daws, or buying new gear etc. when in the end, it's really just practice that makes you improve, not what daw you use. I see lots of people hating on fl studio, and I'm not sure why. Everything you can do in ableton, you can do in fl. If you strip the exclusive sounds or instruments from the daw, they are just tools, using one or the other won't improve you, practice will.

[@djsazm3580]

Blazertron agreed

[@edthegemini6290]

You,ve ran through Ableton for me to be able to understand all its different aspects of making music.best intro video .Appreciate it man

[@kdog1981cop]

Thanks for this, just starting the journe. I can play keyboard, but am now learning a huge amount from you, and what needs to go into making a solid track.

[@agondard12]

Who else is watching because of the 90 day free trial during quarantine?

[@HGCProd]

big facts I'm trying to decide between Ableton and FL studio

[@eternalx4053]

I had the trial and it suddenly gave me around 60 extra days lol

[@mochaaa295]

Treeoez how do u get it

[@mochaaa295]

EternalX how do u get it

[@Mannyindahouse]

Me

[@rayderrich]

Almost 3 years later I am still enjoying this introduction, thank you.

[@heronix1]

This is a great tutorial! A real good starting point for anyone wanting to get into music production. Thanks for making this!

[@darylceli7930]

Hey bro I just got Ableton, Your video just saved me. I’m just beginner to this but overall thanks for posting this video.

[@MsWallaboo]

I just got Ableton too. I'm a total newbie.

[@athandithanawarathna4456]

me too

[@s7010]

Hey man, love your work. Would you ever be able to make a video that focussed purely on the production side of things/ how to use the majority of effects properly?

[@mattthemetalguitarist]

The way explain things is perfect, not too fast, not too slow, just right. You also speak very clearly.

[@Wolfie_2525]

This helped me learn so much more about making songs using this software, super helpful way to improve your learning process thank you so much!

[@MidosujiSen]

Learning music has got to be the skill with the single biggest learning curve out there, legitimately every single thing is insanely difficult. Even something like drawing, which is also notoriously difficult to learn isn't as bad as music is for a beginner.

[@johnnyparker2128]

I keep hearing so many great things about Ableton Live that I feel like I should using it as opposed to Pro Tools which is what I was taught in music school. But I'm also at a dilemma of learning another DAW.

[@InspirAspir]

No doubt switching DAWs can be tough! I couldn't imagine switching to a different one right now, it'd hinder so much time I could spend on working on tracks - however I could see how it could be beneficial if you think it could improve your workflow in the long run. It really is a costly investment (in terms of money and time), so I'd say if you're happy with what you're making right now stick with what you've got. If you really think down the line years from now it would have been better to switch over since you could improve your skills with Ableton, make the switch sooner rather than later. But take that with a grain of salt! Best of luck :D

[@cathywilson1273]

Hi Johnny Parker...I've been using Pro Tools for a few years, but only sporadically, only because I am also learning how to use other plugins....such as Kontakt 5, or EZ Drummer etc., so I'm trying to learn 3 or 4 elements at a time. So in researching Kontakt for instance, I decided to see what Ableton was like in using Kontakt. When I first opened up Ableton, I was so confused by the interface set-up, that I didn't even use it. It sat on my computer for 5 years, and I just kept plugging along in Pro Tools. However, I like some of the features in Ableton as compared to Pro Tools, (I just started researching more about Ableton this week), and I may continue to try to use Ableton for putting down ideas and then importing the midi files into Pro Tools. The only thing is that I do not have as many instruments in Ableton as I do in Pro Tools, but that's just a minor issue. The other thing in comparison is that I am now familiar with the terminology, so using Ableton might not be as big of a learning curve for me. Good luck!

[@tronlady1]

I avoided ABLETON for years for the same reason and oh man I wish I hadn’t! The session view is way ahead of protools and cubase and once you get your head around that, the arrangement view is easy (as its the same as what you already know). I was switched onto ABLETON through my fascination with live looping. Its easily more powerful than the best hardware loopers but it depends what your into. I can see the session view being very useful for writing and arranging. TBH I can’t see myself going back to Cubase now other than for recording bands in my studio. The exciting thing about ABLETON is....I can now see myself performing my songs using clip launching on my Macbook pro 😃

[@scharrah757]

same here man, ive only known pro tools (i can kind of navigate logic) but just got ableton and once you understand how it operates its so much quicker and less clumsy than pro tools. im still getting my bearings but its wild how quick and easy it is to build these massive tracks with automation and effcts that would take a lifetime in pro tools. anyways happy producing

[@xxSpasmoStarxx]

This program followed along with my mic that I bought way back. I've never used it, so I had no idea how to start, but knowing the basics of it, it looks like something I'll definitely spend some time playing around with. Thanks for the comprehensive video :)

[@djpolo5458]

Learned more from one of your vids than I have with several hour long tutorials, thanks, subscribed.

[@TobyTurner]

dude you're great

[@happyvibes2436]

hell yeah dude its great to see you hear you where my childhood

[@alwithadot]

No u

[@noahhamilton9028]

woah I'm so happy to see your account like everyone else you were my idol as a kid man

[@DJASSMASTER710]

Omg its Tobuscusssss

[@zaido7725]

Your channel is dead.

[@Rhyvix]

*STACK THE LAYERS*

[@InspirAspir]

stack de l a y e r s

[@fbiiscoming134]

l a y e r s

[@malippo5803]

l a y e r s

[@karkydoesgaming7022]

l a y e r s

[@retrorebootmusic]

L A Y E R S L A Y E R S L A Y E R S L A Y E R S

[@CalenTaylor]

Great video, thanks for posting! Had just the right amount of small tips and tricks to help someone early in the process stop banging their head trying to figure out the simple stuff!

[@Jubellification]

This was a great tutorial! I didn't feel overwhelmed and you gave just the right amount of information. Thank you~

[@Octwavian]

i like when stuff appears from out of nowhere and is not mentioned at all. 8:51 Bassline is miraculously double length 9:10 Bassline gets cloned via secret keyboard shortcut 13:10 " i like this sample (plays a different sample) 12:49 A midi clip with the perfect length appears via secret key combination 19:50 You may not be aware but music theory covers rhythm too, they are not separate things.................. i learned a few things about ableton tho

[@fortnitelover3246]

“via secret keyboard shortcut” copy and paste?💀

[@personeighty9304]

2:17 actually 16 bars long lol XD actually an amazing video nice work :D

[@bigboyyesyes184]

nigga what

[@franckbelanger9938]

Thank you. Your tutorial was short, and concise and I have learned a lot in a short period of time which is greatly appreciated!

[@NoG-Inc.]

Hey... I just found this now and I will say.. Thank you for teaching me how to actually put this to use. I'm going to study hard in all of your videos because I appreciate what you do. Your awesome and God bless you

[@straysstaycrackheaddreeeaa5237]

Your video is so amazing i learned a lot of techniques in this video but Can i ask how to record midi controler's sound into ableton live 10? maybe you know....

[@InterWarp]

I'm a little disappointed that you didn't finish the track. You made an intro and a chorus, which sadly I already have been able to do. Building the part after the first chorus is always my struggle, so if you do make another version of this in which you finish the whole song, I'd definitely appreciate it. (SO MANY tracks that are unfinished here... HALP)

[@BlazertronGames]

In the mix has some videos on turning loops into full songs, he uses FL studio but you can still learn from it.

[@apeksh3063]

Each and everytime you make something you teach everything again. Thank You so much for taking time to educate us about Ableton Live !!! ^_^🎶💖

[@Evilushka]

BY FAR the most useful beginner tutorial I have seen for Ableton! Thank you. :)

[@alexbevan2183]

Your amazing, please can you do an updated tutorial of how to map it all to a launchpad, MKII or pro would be ideal please. When I say map it to the launchpad I mean use live 10 to split the song up, map it to each individual button and maybe give it a light effect if possible? Thank you for the amazing tutorial though! This will really help when I’m making songs!

[@method9706]

he has tutorials on it, search youtube for "how to make a good launchpad cover" and look for inspir aspir edit: here is the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4u9gnWtoJ6pmpI

[@edtuckerartist]

^^ This!

[@edtuckerartist]

Found this Video that might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHSbo3ijZ5iVgrs (might have to turn your volume up as his voice is very low)

[@cesquex]

Do more this kind of tutorials......plzzz....!!!

[@KaizerDragon]

I'm working on a new song now actually and thank you for your tutorial, I switched from FL Studio to this one, I feel this software has so much to offer as well.

[@royshogolla]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! This has helped me start off better more than any other video out there! 🙌

[@frankwalline1113]

Jesus thank you. I couldn't figure out how to get anything to play, it gets discouraging to fiddle with software for hours and feel like you're not getting anywhere.

[@haylahh]

Im 11 and im rlly happy to be learning to make music, even if i cant afford to buy the proper setup.

[@bunzl72]

Remember these words little one .... once you leave school, if you work hard enough, you can have anything you want in this world, this is YOUR reality & you can achieve all your dreams ....BELIEVE IN YOURSELF & DO NOT EVER GIVE UP ✌❤

[@TheCatholicRemedy]

@@bunzl72 what a nice comment :)

[@Javz_haal]

Same im 13 but i do play instruments like drums and piano but the only thing i use for ableton is a launchpad mini mk3

[@Thaile37]

One of the best starter vids I’ve seen in years

[@musicalsam1]

Brilliant! Thank you. Took me only three hours to copy and learn! This was my first proper experience with Ableton.

[@RobbieTylman]

great video! I feel a bit restricted by the default ableton sounds... could you make a video about getting the best free third party plugins/sounds?

[@eliagranchi1059]

Hey! Speaking about free plugins, I recommend Zampler - RX (you'll have to download the patches in a pack called "Zampler Assault"). Charlatan is good too, and Kairatune isn't bad, but it's kinda CPU-hungry. Finally, try out Tyrell-N6. It has a wide range of sounds, it's not CPU hungry and it's completely free!

[@eliagranchi1059]

@Voxsel yes, definitely. it's a great VST and i strongly recommend it too

[@RobbieTylman]

@@eliagranchi1059 I'll look into that. Thanks!

[@BlazertronGames]

@Voxsel it would be better to use splice instead of saving up.

[@rahulchatli158]

I recommend dexed for a free plugin.

[@aarbear88]

Hey, InspirAspir. Question: I've just started using Lite 10. Around 4:08 you changed the chord patterns. How did you adjust that, specifically to fifths? Are you just drawing it in to fit? I'm assuming there is a much faster way. I'm having trouble finding it in Ableton's materials. I'd greatly appreciate the help!

[@AnoNymous-ti4tt]

2 years in the future, here I am wondering the same thing.

[@RichJackman]

Yes please How did you do that!?

[@Tripps_]

seriously this is all im here for

[@Tripps_]

okay so if you turn on draw mode and put it into 4 bars (by write clicking and changing it) you can indisually put in notes like he did in the video. It seems he copy and pasted but idk how to do that

[@dooddoingstuff]

Guys guys calm down, first he obviously changed the size of the note (using the grid which you can see and mess around with pressing right click), selected it and pressed ctrl + D which duplicated said note; and he just did that several times.

[@leonfkgaming8518]

I have struggled with so many videos that last over an hour and am still lost. You made it simple and this is the standard people should go by when they make videos

[@jarrodsplace]

First video i've seen using the arrangment screen. this linear work flow makes more sense to me. Thanks.

[@PicMus]

I can't even imagine how can someone follow this video as a beginner.

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

Well, it helps to not be incredibly stupid.

[@PicMus]

@@TheBigMclargehuge Stupid is your atitude. People behind a computer show their true colors...

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

@@PicMus you are absolutely correct. I demonstrated that I have a mean Spirit. you demonstrated that you're not very intelligent.

[@PicMus]

@@TheBigMclargehuge ofensive = intelligent... right!

[@THEONE-kh8iw]

@@TheBigMclargehuge Neither are you buddy

[@rr.studios]

Friendship ended with Fl Studio, *Now* ABLETON is my bestfriend.

[@dmonkenat7445]

Why? Im scared a bit scared because my favorite artist (shinigami) uses FL. IK it's all the same if ur lookinh to make it. But RN is my starting moment because I just compleatly internalized that there's no other way than making it on my own. Fuck supermarkets

[@rr.studios]

​@@dmonkenat7445 Ableton just _feels_ better to use...in my opinion of course

[@Jay-el7zz]

@@dmonkenat7445 it’s also really streamline for first time users I had no problem picking up after a couple weeks of straight fucking around with it.

[@aarondickson164]

@@dmonkenat7445 in my opinion abelton is easier to understand. It's a hell of alot cheeper tho

[@TrashbashMan]

I'm getting a Minilab and Ableton comes with it. FL has been a good friend but I'm mostly excited to play around with fresh sounds, this tutorial was surprisingly easy to comprehend and it has me hyped up to dive into it

[@alanulrich9071]

This was such a big help and explained everything at just the level I needed, thanks dude!!

[@ark7852]

I could listen to Nice tutorialm talk for hours man what a passionate dude ❤️

[@busubmarcuslee2073]

Q: around 4:40 how did you change the chords to hit every 5 notes? Seemed like it is done thru hotkey :?

[@androramadhan5223]

yes, how ?

[@Renaxelo]

hey dude, where can i find Snare_rage 2 ? 15:20

[@Rip_blackmambaforever]

Were you able to ever find snare_rage 2?

[@michaelskasick1560]

This is super helpful. Incredibly well laid out, plainly explained. It made notetaking so easy!

[@niekasvisagalis8446]

Thank you! This tutorial was very very useful. I love how you stayed in the arrangement view all of the time. I always find myself stuck in the session view for some reason and this video kinda opened my eyes. I'm a FL Studio user but recently bought a MIDI controller from Novation and it has such amazing integration with Ableton that I feel like I need to transition but the transition is very hard and I still love FL so much... Anyhow, thanks again and good luck with everything in life!

[@jeremyhorne6244]

Where are you dude? Two years. Hope everything's ok.

[@tequili]

When you just finished 6 cups of coffee

[@pandereetjitunga2641]

I just moved to Ableton after 2 years with fl studio, and this really helped, like you wouldn't believe how much this helped, i pretty much learned everything from this tutorial

[@EZboyrocks]

Thanks so much for the tutorial man!!! This really helped me, loved how organized it is

[@prodbycowberry3165]

You sound like Tyler Joseph

[@saintless7]

Farewell FL studio its been a nice 5 years, time to give ableton a try.

[@steveward5262]

Very Very Very good thank you so much Mate, your an inspiration and your tutorial is exactly what I wanted. cheers from Australia Mate

[@iWubmusic]

my favorite part of your amazing vids is you show what it sounds like after you do it. A lot of content guys out there don't do that probably because the time it takes. They will show something cool you didn't know about and than not play it lol you explain things well, go through it and give details on each technique, fantastic stuff my man.

[@anwarkhurshid6152]

At 4:25 how do you get the chord to hit in fifths?

[@sewerside]

yea, would like to know too.. 2 months and no reply.. :(

[@AtaIarion]

@@sewerside i googled it for u. Stretch the notes. Here is a trick how to snap them to the grid. Set the grid as desired, draw one note more then you need, select them, set the mouse to stretch (right click in the midieditor, it's the last entry, i am using the german version so i'm not sure how it's called in other versions) shorten the notes and now you should have ..tuplets. Also something about turning off grid before u do it

[@AtaIarion]

You could also make chord last a full bar and divide ur bpm by 5 and copy it

[@vincentandrew-scammell6454]

Yeah i'm also wanting to know

[@christiantaylor1495]

He actually didn't put it to 1/5. He put a series of notes the length of three 1/16, but with the last note being 1/4. It is so easy in fl. In FL studio you can just draw 5 notes touching each other and then click and drag a circle while holding ALT to fit it into a bar.

[@bevoace-trainer968]

Got lost at 11:38 when you changed up the song. I tried to do the same and messed it all up Not that my notes looked the same anyway. Would advise not using shortcuts without saying what you're doing.

[@Bryan-bh7cy]

Hahaha

[@ivydarling32]

Wow, so this isn’t really my type of electronic music but this helped so much! You don’t linger on a topic for too long and avoid redundancy so it’s fast paced learning but you’re also thorough and informative. Thank you so much!

[@vintageextreme]

thanks for making this video dude.. it was very helpful.. keep it up.. looking forward to learning more from you..

[@WildEvolutions]

how'd he make it to 1/5 like tf

[@pedrorojo7851]

He put the notes in. Not really that hard. Just count the beats and place the notes where the beats fall

[@V1EREK]

Each 1/5 is 3. 1/16 on a triplet grid

[@wayneski4]

That was my point how did he do it he forgot we are not professionals

[@Reign_In_Blood_963]

I agree. I've got up to that point and was like wtf? I can't figure this out... so I tried to google it... but I don't know what to search for... I played around and got something to work but it sounds off. Using quantize puts it all in alignment, but changes the notes so there's gaps.

[@kristofferbrinth]

In case you're still wondering a year later how he did it that fast: he minimized by selecting and dragging, then used "ctrl+D" to duplicate the selected notes