Remixing in Ableton using External Instruments | Workflow | House | Diplo, Lazarus, Jungle, Cioz

[@ProductionMusicLive]

⏰ TIMECODES ⏰ (Link to the Cioz Sample Pack and Masterclass in description) 00:00 Start 00:25 Selecting Loops from Original Stems 02:55 Adding Kick (Roland TR-8S) 03:23 Adding Bass (Model-D) 04:22 Adding Toms (Tanzbär) 04:48 Adding Synth Lead (Novation Peak) 05:17 Vocal Cuts 06:09 Stretching / Warping Bass Sample for Atmo 08:44 Adding Groove with the Shaperbox 09:07 Jam (Waldorf Rocket) 10:14 Outro

[@francoispml]

Great advice in this inspiring video: 5:10 : “For mixing and arranging: I realised, if I only use just a small portion of the vocal, then I have more space for the other instruments to shine - for example to play around with interesting modulations”. 9:20 : “The important thing for me here is the expression of every single sound. Every sound has to mean something. Avoid sounding static. It makes arrangement much easier by having a wide palette of sounds to work with and keep it interesting.”

[@thesounddesignchannel]

Wonderful workflow right here!

[@Legpestibb]

3:21 Yesss you have a MODEL D too awesome I love patching the LFO

[@LeoContrerasMusica]

instant inspiration, can't wait to make music 🎹🎶 THANK YOU 🙏🏽

[@ASHCREATOR]

Thank you for powerful tips 🙏🏼

[@Hellshaper]

🔥 Cioz you are a genius 🔥

[@teaman7v]

Love the track

[@GranularRaccoon]

Thats fucking awesome 👌✌️

[@iammusicp]

very dope!

[@Hamitache]

Hi. I have noticed in the majority of PML courses using ableton stock plugins and rarely using 3d P plugins but the results always so good.. quick question plz! Are ableton plugins have a good mixing quality or the techniques used are pro? So in this case i dont have to buy expensive 3rd p plugins??

[@enzh2815]

lovely, can you get sam shure to make on of these please :)

[@alexbleiziffer]

Uuh, great idea!

[@TeRongo]

so where do you get the stems from?

[@Noyame]

Ты крут

[@mikebruckner2033]

awesome video 🔥