The Rebirth of Fast Midi - Ableton 12

[@sunnegott5936]

Can we talk about how good this video is? Starts with an interesting story about Nintendo music and then proceeds to show how to be creative with one Ableton feature while explaining every command? Fantastic, keep going like this!

[@cdrlofibeats]

This guy is the dopest, him and nest acoustics have me busy af lately

[@markrestuccia7880]

What a tremendous video. Your content is consistently outstanding!

[@JonathanHatcher]

Metroid soundtracks are absolutely magical. The first song I ever completed in Ableton, as I was learning how to use Live 7, was the Title Theme from Metroid. Also, thank you for this, and all your other, excellent, un-paralleled videos. I enjoy your passion, and you always give me a breath of fresh air!

[@5amsound]

New in-clip arpeggiation feature is sick! Also love how using the arpeggiator for sound design has an effect similar to granular synthesis.

[@JIDEHHIGHELEMENTS]

thank you man , it seems you are one of those who never stop eloquent content about Ableton , love it !

[@thetessaverse]

Yay! Fast Midi! Koji Condo is the shit. Before Nintendo, I connected my Atari computer (1986) to the house TV and was able to write code for music to accompany a graphic. It was the first thing that influenced me to get into audio engineering. Then, I went to ATRI (im not making this shit up) and learned MIDI in audio recording school (circa 1993). Thanks Mr. T for this nostalgic and fun lesson!

[@kaislate]

There's a way of modulating the midi tools with a m4L device on a separate track, but it is unclear if the API for the existing ones allows this or you have to create your own midi tool panels (or clone the existing ones.) This was a great video. Thanks for making this!

[@engeomusic]

Can't wait to hear this tune drop! Dope video!

[@Thayne2222]

got me hooked from the Koji Kondo reference. And yeah, the limitations of the NES and Game Boy Synths and the incredible music made on them are a wicked interesting part of music history. Great content as always

[@lucashawkins1204]

Love the Koji Konda callout, buddy wrote the soundtrack to my childhood too.

[@tyeblee23]

Awesome tutorial! Can’t wait to give these ideas a try. Thanks again for the Digital pre Amp putting it to good use like these tutorials. much love!

[@modu2255]

Amazing Video!

[@TestDeckMusic]

Awesome video.

[@zuur303]

I always work in session view until I have all the ingredients to warrant an arrangement. 😮

[@ItsWesSmithYo]

Too cool for school…trapper keeper that is…Session view ftw also this video and channel 😎 thanks 🙏

[@tendrel_sound]

Great stuff!! I really hope some Max wizards make these transformers automatable/mappable

[@dbcooper3916]

Shout out to Dave wise as well. Incredible soundtrack designer

[@hashimperacha4021]

I never knew I wanted ableton to draw me a bath till I watched this

[@nicoincertezza5763]

great stuff, thanks jefe

[@machinemademan]

i have used session view like one time since ableton 5 and that was because i tried the loopmix max device. i guess i should dig in.

[@musicofdafrog]

"this man is responsible for my childhood" 😂

[@lordflatworm]

Tight.

[@REYNmusician]

Reminds me when I made game music for the Commodore 64... 3 voices!! ;-)

[@SeedtoStage]

woah thats wild!

[@elroc1981]

Love the video. Thanx for sharing the knowledge and ur ideas. I assume that in the sound design course all the midi and Ableton 12 stuff is in there, no? Is there a contact email?

[@yodoocl]

Goat

[@burningholyfire]

reminds me of Rusko Bionic Commando

[@truekasia12]

Yeah, if You add arturia EFX Fragments to the mix then You just sit in front of Your rigs for an hour and enjoy theamazing sounds. Add bass, basic bit and You have a banger

[@license_________2________chill]

check out Himera

[@AlexandreSoma]

"Fart" feelings...