If you liked this, we have a 182-page Ableton Workflow Bible that dives even deeper - and it's free! Download it here 👉 www.edmprod.com/ableton-workflow-bible/ Also this song came out on a release by Aden (Artsea) - link in the description! ☝️

Thank you very much! Please do much more! It's like you say: there is a lot for beginners but very little for everybody else. Also I like the style of your tutorial: you don't waste anyone's time and just explain in a calm voice 🙏

With Tip 8 just be aware that if you've set a default MIDI track to load up with a device eg. an EQ8, you'll have to get rid of any/all devices on that track before you'll be able to route another track's MIDI to it. I have less hair now.

This is literally exactly what I was looking for thank you for taking the time to make this 🤙

This is exactly the type of Ableton video I need more of in my life!

EDMProd Enjoyed it a lot! I knew many not all of these tips. For years, I was caught in the wilderness of Ableton's huge feature set. Then one day it all "clicked in." This video could help your intermediate to advanced users level out that very steep learning curve. (As my certified Live trainer says, Ableton themselves are partly to blame for selling their product as simple. It is not!) Like learning (conversational) Russian, it will all one day click in for most of your users. I have not yet mastered Russian but can honestly say, Live for me was much harder!

Not gonna lie, your tips are AMAZING. But, your cpu dude...

Packed with great tips. Thank you.

Besides the tips... Like your choices in sounds.

THIS IS A GEM, thanks for taking the time. quality content right on the spot

Many many gems here even for a long time user like myself. I can’t believe I didn’t know about the external out routing for reference tracks. Thank you!

Thanks Bro iv been use Ableton for 2 years and i learn more thing in 20 min

One of the best tutorials on Ableton! Thank you!

Dam this is dope. First 3 minutes and I'm trying it!

Thanks! Great stuff

Super dope. Very helpful. Subscribed🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Wooaah...this video is so helpful...thanx a ton❤️❤️

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Exactly what i needed to get a huge boost in both skill and inspiration. Very helpful.

Your links to each tip in the video are EXTREMELY helpful.

Very insiteful! Great stuff!

gr8 - agree about the cpu !

Seriously loved this. Defo more video's like this!

O, thanks for this!!!

Plz make more stuff just like this

resampling tip saved my life fr thank u !

Thanks, super helpful

I've learned so much thanks

AWESOME

You are a beast bro!

Dude this was a super cool tutorial. Thanks for sharing!

The Vocoder is a useful tool to bring in some mid frequencies on drums where it's been highpassed in recording

That info text tip is a game changer. Was always wondering if Ableton had a version of what Pro Tools folks used for noting down mic/pres used for recording that sound

great tips! thanQ

that humanity pad sounds really good

heyo, thank you for the video, id love to see the groups and others utilities you set to improve your workflow ! (A/B, etc...)

Why this video would get a thumbs down, i don't know, try searching for advanced user content! Well done you, hope to see more now i have a bell on you.

Tip number 22: Sort your CPU out. :D

Very interesting tips!

that was a good one although the only one i did not know was the Edit Info Text! Can’t believe this was hiding under my nose for so long! Once i did an “advanced ableton workshop” in a conference in UK and i surprised everyone by giving a whole workshop just on the MIDI devices, there is a lot of power in there which is overlooked by most producers. One if my favourite tricks is to have a “Loopback MIDI BUS” and then having a midi track from ableton routed back into ableton to behave as a MIDI controller. It’s a very powerful or at least a lot of fun to do, to have ableton assigned as MIDI controller for itself. There is a trick for instance where you can assign a note interval as knob controller, so for instance you press C1-C2 on the MIDI keyboard when assigning a MIDI controller to a knob - instead of the usual knob to knob assignment. This will work so every note in your keyboard between C1 and C2 will move the knob in equal amounts. If you put those two tricks together you can then start using Arpeggiator to arpeggiate knob positions. It’s overcomplicating but definitely a lot of fun showing it off to other people! 🤣

very cool

good stuff mane!

Thanks for this! you have a new sub. real good info!

Real talk man 👨

Super helpful! Artsea always kills the tutorial vids;

Really useful cheers

Quality tutorial!

Thanks EDMProd!!

This is super useful, thanks

Great tips and insights! Thank you very much, I just subscribed.

13:33 isnt the delay now applied to all 3 bands? how do you make sure its only applied to the highs?

Great, thank you!

If this is advanced, do you have any expert tips? I don't consider myself an expert but I know about all of these techniques already. These are great tips for anybody who doesn't know them yet though.

Helpful! Thanks mate

Great. Thank you

Oh man this is really helpful

Artsea!!! brilliant

💚Is there any way to transpose a whole scene while conforming to a scale? Like those old keyboards with the auto accompaniment or a QY-10? Also, when you do conform something to a scale, is there anything that can weed out undesirable harmonies that happen even when it is in a perfect scale(say C) like F & B making a diminished chord or E&F or B&C playing together right next to each other?

about the resampling tip...why not freeze and flatten?

Love love love these. The more I learn about Ableton the more I love it, curious. Why do you use audio samples for your drums instead of using Drum Racks?

re: Resonator... I find it far more useful on percussive sounds or other sounds with quick transients...... Also if you use a free max4live device called bcResonCtrl you can link the root note to a midi clip on a separate track.... VERY cool!

So good

So much stuff to remember man fml

Great vid. I wonder why your CPU is working hard at 21:00 when there's nothing playing?

Thanks, very professionally presented. How did you zoom in on the screen recording?

Does the Lfo work with 3rd party plugins too?

Which version of live are you using?

Damn dude tip 8 tho, Ive been sleepin

Hahahahaha great!!!

Awesome

2:38 Q intensifies

I don't understand the purpose of tip 8 at 9:09. You already have a midi clip to edit notes in so why are you creating another midi clip on the channel below? What's the purpose?

Is there a reason I don't have all of those sweet Utility racks? Are they third party?

Abt tips 5 just freeze and flatten the track and if you want to keep the effects Duplicate freeze and flatten

Pretty good gems here but it would have been really useful if you had proper examples of the tips in action rather than going "you can do this..." and then randomly twiddling knobs

I feel like there is gonna be a r/whoosh joke here

Y w n

This are not advanced techniques. Show me some Igorrr....

It feels like you are just fooling around

Now this is a mixed bag! While this might be useful for certain people, there is hardly any production tips though. Mainly sound manipulation and distortion, so the title is chosen wrongly and stole me 20 minutes of my life. :(

But why are you demoing with that god awful sample. It’s so nonmusical...ruins it..good tips but I can’t here how good they are with that ugly sample 🤷🏽‍♂️