There are two ways that effects can be added to an audio channel in a hardware or DAW mixer. The simplest is to Insert the effect onto the audio channel itself. The insert point on a hardware mixer adds effects 'in-line', processing...
Under OSC A select a Saw Wave Set the Unison to 4 Dial back the detune knob to Under OSC B select a Square Wave Lower the Octave by 1 Set the Unison to 4 DIal back the Detune Knob...
Once you are done with your song, it's time to export and turn it into an actual audio file. First, make sure all the tracks you want to be exported are active. Also, highlight the length of the part...
The 6 Problematic Frequency Ranges 200Hz (Mud) This area in the frequency spectrum can cause the track or mix to sound muddy if there's too much of it, but when there's not enough, it can sound very thin. 300 to...
Finding the Key of Your Snare with EQ It's important to know the fundamental of the snare so you know if it fits into the key of your track Load up an EQ on your snare and create a...
When you think of the Future Bass genre, for most people, Flume instantly comes to mind. Flume is without a doubt, one of the major artists that pioneered the Future Bass genre, and today we're going to look at creating...
Start by opening up Ableton's Wavetable and turn on both Osc A and Osc B Osc A Set Osc A's Wavetable to Basics -> Basic Shapes -> Turn Wavetable Position to 66 (Saw) Osc B Set Osc B's Wavetable to...
Vintage samplers like the 8-bit Ensoniq Mirage or 12-bit Akai MPC60 work by turning an analog signal into a digital one by measuring the amplitude of the waveform at regular intervals then translate this into a binary number. The speed...
You can recreate a tape-style effect within Ableton Live 10 with a few built-in effects. First, start by opening an instance of Ableton's EQ Eight onto the channel you want to treat. To emulate the effect of tape, create a...
