It pretty much is

They ripped this idea wich is a masterpiece

i literally just subbed to you cuz of this comment hahah

From Studio To Stage has great tutorials on how to do all this stuff

I studied with Nic on Saint-Laurent college, in Montreal total class act. Also majored in orchestral composition, not less - which shows a lot when you think about it! He's basically used his traditional orchestral composition skills and transposed them to Ableton... genius move indeed. A really awesome and unique musician :)

Welcome to the club 👏👏👏

@@jas_bataille Yeee he's the GOAT

Haha sounded kinda rude but true. Electro jazz sounds completely different. He's a classically trained musician first but he made his own sound. He indeed has enough skills to perform live. 😂

yea I understand. Wasn't really rude just... straightforward lol. But I agree.

Although he's a classical pianist first and electronic second. He's made his own unique sound.

@@enantiomer3164 Same with Jordan Rudess (from dream theater) so what's your point?

I know right?

Same

exactly, did he mention how much ram he is running?

Same here bro. I need a bigger Mac for this set up

lol, my brain caved about 4 minutes in. Where the fuck I put that bong...

He repeatedly emphasized tricks on how to maximize CPU usage and he was using a regular Macbook, which can use maximum 16gb no more... *L-I-S-T-E-N* when a master speak.

Literally, no lol. If you aren't following the basic concepts you need to look up Ableton videos on automating instrument racks using a chain selector.

Grizzly Wang like literally I just need four backing tracks sorry for being such an inferior being

That doesn't make you inferior, but the "basics" of what he's doing would require a series of videos. I didn't mean offense I was just saying if you're not following start with instrument rack videos and automation videos in ableton

@@lucaskamal8094 he is right though.. There is no way to put all of the basics that were combined in this set into a single video and have it keep your attention for the dozens of hours required to explain all the techniques and nuance required. This would and does require a series of manageable videos. There are some very helpful videos for beginners that do cover this. One of my favourite teachers of these topics about live performance is Freddy Frogs so you could start there! Pace yourself and it will come quite naturally. Or if you have any specific questions ask away. Surely members of this community will be able to shed light on anything that you need more explanation for.

I believe theres an earlier video that's shorter and covers similar topica from a year ago?