Ableton Tips?

[namegoeshere]

I have just bought ableton live 9, and I was wondering If there was any tips or tricks that might come in useful for anything at all. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[glremme]

What type of music are you making?

 

[namegoeshere]

What type of music are you making?

Mainly Drumstep and D&B, but sometimes glitch-hop and dubstep. I should of put that, sorry.

 

[default-LRB-]

if your workin with midi an got loads little bits on one track you can join them all together (consolidate) with Ctrl j so it's one clip not like 5 little ones
Ctrl e to put a cut in a track to separate it all the little short cuts are really Useful and good to know clicking on an audio track to bring up it's edit options transpose/volume all the usualls

which one you got standard or suit?

 

[namegoeshere]

if your workin with midi an got loads little bits on one track you can join them all together (consolidate) with Ctrl j so it's one clip not like 5 little ones
Ctrl e to put a cut in a track to separate it all the little short cuts are really Useful and good to know clicking on an audio track to bring up it's edit options transpose/volume all the usualls

which one you got standard or suit?

I have suite, and thanks for the tip!

 

[default-LRB-]

cool I have standard had intro for ages which is still alright I'm usin standar now an plan on just gettin the odd thing everynow an then when I want it

 

[datsnork]

check out this thread:

https://www.futureproducers.com/for...-software/ableton-live-knowledge-club-340800/

If you're new to live there's bound to be some good tips in there...

 

[djpdot]

instrument racks and effect racks are some of the most powerful features of Ableton Live, be sure to look into those