Simple Ableton Racks For Faster Workflow

[@KemBroVids]

Thanks Matt, picked it up yesterday. You've done a great job putting them together. Hrs of experimenting ahead with them. 🍻

[@matttinklermusic]

Thanks so much! I really hope you enjoy playing around with and using the racks. 😁

[@matttinklermusic]

Check out and download the Simple Bundle here: buymeacoffee.com/matttinklermusic/e/281506 I really hope you get a lot out of this one if you decide to purchase it. :) P.S. I also bundled up all of my free products into a Free Bundle so you can get everything at once. You can find that here: buymeacoffee.com/matttinklermusic/e/287931

[@stevenwilson64]

Just messing with the Simple noise sweep, and replaced the Drift with another synth (even 3rd party) Adds a whole new level of simple control to your patch. That's the only one I've tried so far but the possibilities seem endless.

[@matttinklermusic]

What a great idea! Maybe I'll make an audio effect rack that uses some similar concepts, kind of like Baby Audio's Transit. Glad you're enjoying the racks. 😁

[@manuelgonzales6483]

🎉❤ I'm new to Ableton, it's very OVERWHELMING 😢

[@matttinklermusic]

There is a lot to learn! If you need help feel free to reach out. I offer some individual solutions for learning and getting better! :)

[@jopmens6960]

just take it one step at a time :) dont try to learn it all at once but start with appropriate level, basic features. Not this current vid tbh, this already assumes experience with ableton, instead search for 'introduction to ableton' or 'ableton beginner' . Anywayws nowadays we are really blessed to have youtubers like matt to teach us!

[@matttinklermusic]

Yes, there are plenty of beginner tutorials out there, and most of them are great and will get you up and running with the software! Trying to focus on one thing at a time really is the best advice to try and become more comfortable with the software and music making in general. 😊

[@manuelgonzales6483]

@@matttinklermusic I have Ableton Lite and the other basic one I paid for. A launch pad pro mk3 and the Ableton 8 track mixer. A focusrite and it's just sitting there. As an acoustic musician, winds and string player, I feel like a caveman who just wandered into a NASA facility 😵‍💫😭😭😭😭

[@matttinklermusic]

Are you mostly recording acoustic sounds? If so then I'd recommend looking into some recording specific tutorials. I don't really have any on this channel but there are plenty out there! Otherwise you might benefit from some kind of really structured approach to learning, like a course or something! 😊