Do I get to keep my Pancreas? pls let me know guys

You just exposed the methods of every short film soundtrack composer

This channel is criminally underrated. Fantastic, useful information with a captivating delivery. Keep this up, it’s gold

Great!!!!!....I found this video from the Future 😊. ❤.

Brilliant - looking forward to trying this!

I gotta say Iwas working how the reutrns to returns worked. didn't know you had to enable it first .. great tip !

hey myshko hats off to all the effort you put in your videos. You always show us new features of Ableton that are really fire and there is always something to laugh about. I hope you channel will go through the roof, mate.

Super! Love the innovation in your videos and usage of Ableton’s deep options.

So glad that you are blowing up Myshko, great tutorial as always!

Wow! Really helpful, excellent video, thanks bro. I'm commenting for the algorithm, hope your channel grows as much as it deserves :)

thanks for info bro

Great channel keep up

So fire, Ableton is so good for sound design.

Kolejny zajebisty materiał. Krótki, ale treściwy (that's what she said).

good shit brudda

great tip man thanks

hella useful

Thanks for the tip dude!

Nice

after all these years my dumb ass did not consider this. good vid.

criminally underrated thank you for doing what you do I am so glad I made the switch from FL recently, its actually insane how shit FL is compared to ableton in terms of sound design and etc. thanks for the tutorial bro

good tip to manage peaks and save your ears is just light saturation on everything, like an analog transformer :)

That's cool as fuck, thank you!

Damn.. I thought it was just a tip about using bus for effects to reduce load, but nope, really creative use.. nice

Not a bad idea to bang a limiter on each RTN track.... Esp. those containing reverb or delays. Also, if you're after a grainy evolving sound; rather than starting with a sample, try putting the vinyl plug-in on an audio track and send it to RTN track A instead. Lastly, experimenting with the 'Audio To' drop-down and setting them to 'Sends only' can bring different interesting results.

Whenever I turn off the track like at 3:00 it doesn’t keep the feedback in the return track. Anyone know why?

i have learned, you have a new sub. Excellenting farting

Are you in my head 🤪? Yesterday I thought about "how can I get the sound of the feedback from my old orange guitar amp in ableton"... And Voilà, this young dude from the inside of my computer shows me how... Again, are you in my head ? 😮👈😂

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Why I only got a frequency noise😭

return = bus

you could also try using serum fx as a resonator, and send midi to the returns/master to tonalise it. might get some cool results!