Producer Benoit Henriot takes a look at DJing with sample libraries inside Ableton Live and performing mixes using the in-built controls and effects.
This videos looks at:
- Importing sliced samples into a new session
- Playing with 2 Live decks
- Automating samples with the Launch section
- Playing with Live Performances & DJ effects
- Assigning a MIDI controller with the Live MIDI
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This movie gives good ideas for people new to it all yet he's making one slight mistake along the way when setting up follow actions.
To setup a follow action you need to do more than merely setting the action itself. By default Live will initiate the action after 1 bar and not after finishing the clip. If your clip is only 1 bar in length then sure, but longer clips will get cut off.
Note the numbers (1 0 0) above the menu where he sets the follow action; that is where you define when an action should take place within the clip. One bar by default but you can obviously change this yourself.
This movie gives good ideas for people new to it all yet he's making one slight mistake along the way when setting up follow actions.
To setup a follow action you need to do more than merely setting the action itself. By default Live will initiate the action after 1 bar and not after finishing the clip. If your clip is only 1 bar in length then sure, but longer clips will get cut off.
Note the numbers (1 0 0) above the menu where he sets the follow action; that is where you define when an action should take place within the clip. One bar by default but you can obviously change this yourself.
This movie gives good ideas for people new to it all yet he's making one slight mistake along the way when setting up follow actions.
To setup a follow action you need to do more than merely setting the action itself. By default Live will initiate the action after 1 bar and not after finishing the clip. If your clip is only 1 bar in length then sure, but longer clips will get cut off.
Note the numbers (1 0 0) above the menu where he sets the follow action; that is where you define when an action should take place within the clip. One bar by default but you can obviously change this yourself.
This movie gives good ideas for people new to it all yet he's making one slight mistake along the way when setting up follow actions.
To setup a follow action you need to do more than merely setting the action itself. By default Live will initiate the action after 1 bar and not after finishing the clip. If your clip is only 1 bar in length then sure, but longer clips will get cut off.
Note the numbers (1 0 0) above the menu where he sets the follow action; that is where you define when an action should take place within the clip. One bar by default but you can obviously change this yourself.
This movie gives good ideas for people new to it all yet he's making one slight mistake along the way when setting up follow actions.
To setup a follow action you need to do more than merely setting the action itself. By default Live will initiate the action after 1 bar and not after finishing the clip. If your clip is only 1 bar in length then sure, but longer clips will get cut off.
Note the numbers (1 0 0) above the menu where he sets the follow action; that is where you define when an action should take place within the clip. One bar by default but you can obviously change this yourself.
This movie gives good ideas for people new to it all yet he's making one slight mistake along the way when setting up follow actions.
To setup a follow action you need to do more than merely setting the action itself. By default Live will initiate the action after 1 bar and not after finishing the clip. If your clip is only 1 bar in length then sure, but longer clips will get cut off.
Note the numbers (1 0 0) above the menu where he sets the follow action; that is where you define when an action should take place within the clip. One bar by default but you can obviously change this yourself.
I should look longer into these vids *lol*. Right after this comment he started explaining this very issue 🙂 Good one!