Liveset walkthrough (Stay at Home 35 - Dub Techno)

[@CryptoWhaleRider]

100%! Thanks to your teachings I've been able to dwell into the world of Ambient Music and all I have is a Jupiter-Xm and a RC-505 Mkii Loopstation. It is challenging but so much fun!

[@MGCaverly]

Thanks for this functional, yet , dazzling clip. I enjoy the content on this channel, and appreciate the effort that has been made.

[@MartinStuertzer]

Thank you!

[@elifan2523]

Very inspiring as usual Martin, having a template like this feeds many ideas on how to integrate Ableton with hardware. Keep up the good work 👍

[@sudhanva-bhat]

Thank you so much for this ❤️. Happy to learn from you 🙏

[@Stue007]

Very interesting - thank you very much for showing us around. Very good tasting music and sound design!!

[@MattJoyce01]

Very interesting hear how music is made. I enjoyed that a lot, thank you for sharing.

[@lrkx_]

Thank you for the walkthrough, really interesting to see how you prepared and the insights into your process. 🙏

[@chrisperpina6326]

Danke schön ….. thanks mate so nice of you to share your setup and explaining everything so well Like Always…..

[@InvertedPopesMusic]

That was awesome, amazing how much I learnt just by watching and listening to your walkthrough. Thank you for sharing.

[@Bigger-Circuitry-Bigger-SOUND]

nice to watch this walk-throw of the session also a very authentic artist/person 👍🍻

[@kurtklingklang5918]

I really appreciate these sessions. As an aspiring musician, it is fascinating to see how you knit these livesets together.

[@rln7385]

Cool live setup bro!

[@GrahamFMcElearney]

Hi Martin thanks so much for this - this is brilliant and so inspiring! G

[@carlosvargas894]

From a DJ's perspective, I was able to figure out just a small percentage of what was going on. I knew that you must be cueing, just didn't understand how. And the MIDI Fighter, it all made sense. This was extremely helpful and informative. Thank you so much for explaining your workflow, and for opening Pandora's box.

[@MartinStuertzer]

You are welcome!

[@r1xd0rf]

mega gut, wie du das alles erklärst. danke dafür!

[@monosnack]

Martin, danke vielmals... deine Walkthroughs sind gold-wert für so viele von uns "Weekend-Musiker" ;-)

[@cassiomendes13]

Thank you, Martin! I'm learning so much from your videos!

[@luyx.]

your work is amazing, i really admire your stance in the music scene, please continue and thank you very much

[@CO5MA]

Really interesting, Martin!

[@roymitchell5894]

Thank you so much Martin. This video has helped me build a foundation to start my live hardware journey.

[@alainthiry3965]

Thank you very much , very instructive.

[@INFINITYREALM]

Thanks very much!

[@metaspherz]

Thanks! Your instructions are super helpful!

[@ProfessorSynth]

Great walk through. Thanks Martin

[@nilsszitnick]

Hallo Martin, danke für deine stay-at-home Konzerte und das wie dahinter. Immer sehr interessant 👍

[@Phonosheet]

Awesome walkthrough! I'm organinzing my upcoming live setup and it's a maze to get there :D

[@MarcWeertsMusic]

Excellent stuff! Love these insights into how people do music!

[@wega4105]

Thank you! Thats the way to do it. I will listen to #35 again. Cheers!!

[@TheGhostBuddy]

Interesting stuff! Thanks!

[@janetcraft]

Thank you for this :) Your video walkthroughs makes a good reference guide.

[@breslin44]

Thanks for the run through Martin. Interesting process.

[@KosmoDeuz]

Thanks for sharing

[@blackclock7278]

Fascinating and really enjoyed the set. Agreed, along with all their other plug-ins, the Valhalla Delay is excellent.

[@MartinStuertzer]

100% right! I remember spending lots of money on effects, dsp based effects and hardware solutions. If you start making musik today you can get better stuff for a fraction of money. Great times!

[@blackclock7278]

@@MartinStuertzer and let’s not forget that one of the very useable plug-ins from Valhalla - Supermassive is actually free too!

[@saren6538]

Wow amazing

[@SKRDyaheard]

Super useful! Im going to try and use the Digitakt as a midi fighter twister.

[@Thoow]

Amazing insights. Thank you very much!!!

[@blainerush9271]

Just discovered you in the last 2 months, love your work - don't stop!! I never knew about the push 2 until I saw your video. Where's Neptune?

[@MartinStuertzer]

I got a new carpet in the living room and Neptun needs to "work" on it.

[@Jimantronic]

Thanks for explaining 👍

[@victorcourcelle7943]

Thank you so much 🤩

[@CelticStone]

Fantastic. Thank you 👌

[@skipculture]

Great video thank you 👍

[@Fahrstuhlmusik_deluxe]

Vielen Dank für dieses Video, echt interessant wie solche Sounds entstehen :)

[@discophone_6214]

This walkthru was absolutely fantastic! Could you write down here the signal path of the modular please. I would very much appreciate it 🥰

[@MartinStuertzer]

Is there a software to do that like Modulargrid? I could take a picture but I doubt that this helps.

[@robertomerino1975]

Muy bien

[@ModLifeCrisis]

Hello there. Thanks for the video. It makes me want to choose a few instruments and actually make some music with them rather than endlessly fiddling about. I admire the way you’re finishing tracks and albums off. I’m listening on Bandcamp now as I write. Sounds great 👍

[@MartinStuertzer]

The monthly schedule to prepare a liveset helps a lot to do this! I released music before but in the last two years it became much easier for me.

[@ModLifeCrisis]

@@MartinStuertzer Ha! There's some hope for me then. :) I just need to work out how I'd play a live set. My current room is so messy I can't even go in it without treading on something. I am truly in awe at how you have organised your instruments. It must have taken a lot of thought and hard work but was obviously worth the effort. Very inspiring. Thanks.

[@frankvj7866]

Another great video. I really admire you. You are a huge inspiration for me. About field-recordings: Do you tune them so they stay in tune with the keynote - and if yes - how do you do this? Listen by ear or do you use a plug-in?

[@demo_1]

Fantastic content, thank you for sharing it! One question: what are the other sends beside the "main" Valhalla Delay + Rever and how are you using them?

[@DaveChips]

My brain automatically went "Hi, I'm Seamless!" 😅

[@pawespychaa4786]

Thanks very much,regards :)

[@rodefs1]

Hi Martin! I completely don't understand how did you manage to split digitakt channels and made them play separately. I try to make it in the same way, but still have kick coming from "main" channel and from dedicated kick channel. Could you please show in detail how to setup the digitakt like you did?

[@saren6538]

Can you recommend some modules for dub techno besides what you used here in this setup ? Thanks

[@Otomo83]

Very informative and useful, thanks! Is the Fixed Length feature only available via Push, or is there a way to do it directly in Ableton as well?

[@HowardSmithSounds]

You can use the Ableton Looper or there is an M4L device here: maxforlive.com/library/device/6423/fixed-length-recording

[@Otomo83]

@@HowardSmithSounds Great, thanks!

[@MartinStuertzer]

This function is not directly accessable without Push or a workaround. I don´t understand why, it should be easy to add a menue item for that.

[@melissarainchild]

Hmm, thank you again...Maestro. How do you ensure replayability? Do you have notes? Sheets of music?

[@MartinStuertzer]

Replayability is zero in this case! Sometimes I enjoy the idea to improvise and have the result only with the audio recording.

[@claudiongleur]

danke

[@paulnelson5204]

Hi Martin, Are you connecting the audio outs of your synths and Digitakt to a small mixer, or taking your interface, when you perform live, and mixing inside Ableton?

[@MartinStuertzer]

In this case I used Overbridge, which is a audio / midi transfer through USB by Elektron. Usually I connect all my stuff directly to the Interface and mix inside Ableton. It helps to avoid noise in the signal chain and offers the highest flexibility with EQs and effects.

[@fruchticaramelos9013]

Hey, kannst du den Rev2 für komplexe Pads empfehlen, falls nicht, was meinst du fehlt dem Synth hierfür? Ich weiß, dass auch vieles in der DAW möglich ist, aber jetzt mal ganz weit abgesehen davon.

[@MartinStuertzer]

Eine schwierige Frage! Der Rev2 ist weit davon entfernt, mein Lieblingssynth zu sein, aber durch die vielen Modulationsmöglichkeiten sind schöne Pads natürlich möglich. Nur für Pads würde ich mir aber eher etwas kaufen, das auch Wavetables oder Samples kann.

[@fruchticaramelos9013]

@@MartinStuertzer danke dir!!

[@LoVeAmBiEnT]

Hi what do you use as a midi interface to handle everything thank you

[@MartinStuertzer]

Two Motu Midi Express 128

[@vinylarchaeologist]

I love how you called your first two Digitakt subchannels “Digi” but your third one’s “Didi”… I wouldn’t be surprised if you secretly referred to your Digitakt as Dieter 😂

[@MartinStuertzer]

Oh no! I did not notice that.

[@nerudomregi5185]

Any chance you have a link to your modular setup you used?

[@MartinStuertzer]

I am adding and re-arranging my system right now, when I am done I will share the setup and maybe shoot a video.

[@saren6538]

@@MartinStuertzerplease

[@Den-il3zm]

Hi! What is master clock in your setup? Ableton live? Do you have any clock issues when using with digitakt?

[@MartinStuertzer]

Yes, it was Ableton. The Digitakt took the clock well through Overbridge. Every few hours the connection brakes down but I was lucky.

[@АлександрЛукашов-ш2к]

Hi ! I wanted to ask do you buy or download plugins?

[@MartinStuertzer]

Hi, I buy the stuff that I use.

[@saren6538]

What a silly question

[@vieloviei]

great! which oscillator do you use on braids for the dub chords?

[@MartinStuertzer]

It is mode Nr. 8 if you start on the "left" with CSAW. It is the triple Saw mode and I tuned the three notes to a minor chord with the "timbre" and "color" knobs.

[@vieloviei]

thanks!

[@SPL-6]

Stay at home for what? Are you OK?

[@Digiphex]

Thanks for the valuable tips.