Time Stamps 00:19 - Introduction 01:25 - Demo "Dry" Beat 02:38 - Selecting a Stock Reverb 03:51 - Working out time ms for Pre-delay (Method 1) 04:47 - Setting your Pre-delay 05:18 - Working out time ms for Pre-delay (Method 2 - Best) 06:36 - Return Tracks Explained 08:11 - How to use Return Tracks 10:53 - How to use Return Tracks on a Drumrack 13:23 - Other uses for Return Tracks 14:40 - Outro

New favourite Ableton guide. Cheers man

Nice tutorial on the basics of reverb. I thought I'd point out that putting reverb straight on a track and putting it on a return track and sending a signal to it are entirely different things on ableton. Sending a signal to return track will still let the dry signal pass through to the master as well as the wet reverb signal. Putting it on a the track directly will only send the wet signal to the master. So essentially you can do either option but they are not the same thing.

Thanks a lot mate, you helped me improve my mix. Thanks

lets go, we out here all day. Timed pre-delays, my favorite kind of math.

Just want to let you know I really appreciate the work you put in for us.

concise presentation... Thanks

Hands down my fav teacher/producer... So underated... Your time is coming soon Jon. Cant wait to get my phone back to get back with the discord team

Dear Jon Very good tutorial and information about how to think about working with Live and DAW in general. I have to skim through your videos. Keep it up and be safe!

Good vid. It's interesting cos if you go back to the mid-80s digital Reggae from Jammy's, or early Jungle or whatever they weren't after realistic sounding drums. the beauty was in the hard edged digitality of it. I guess they wanted it to sound futuristic and alien. peace

Great explanation!

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This video has 69 likes, I feel bad making it 70. This is just the right level of detail I need. Probably too much or too little for some, but perfect for me. Thanks man, just subscribed

Excellent channel! Subscribed! Big love ❤️

Thanks for the tips bro ☝🏾☝🏾☝🏾

Solid tips

Da goat !

An Fx rack is super helpful!

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great video

Bro thanks 🙏🏾

Bro you look so sad, but anyway, amazing video! you are a inspiration for me 🔥

LOL at the cat

Class video, your tutorials are above the rest! Could you do one on how you do your side chain in Ableton? Do you use a return track or groups or what? I find when I use a return track I don't get much punch at all so i end up applying side chain to each individual track :// Thanks for your help

Good video :-) I've currently got an issue that I'm trying to find a fix for, I wonder if you might know what I'm doing wrong please... I have some audio tracks with percussion audio clips which I'm sending some of them to a Slapback delay on a return track. When I play it back it sounds great and the slapback is fast and in time. But when I point the percussion tracks and that return track to a new audio track (for a single wav clip including slapback)... when I play the new clip back the slapback is present but is either delayed with latency, or it just sounds like its either a little delayed (later), or doubled somehow..... I've tried turning off the monitoring mode on the percussion tracks to OFF, and still the same..... Any time to help with this is much appreciated :-)

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