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How to quickly master your demos
December 22, 2021
You’re finally making some decent tracks and starting to feel like sending those out to labels for release, or maybe just to play them out
Create an ever-evolving pad from scratch with Ableton’s Wavetable
December 20, 2021
Synth pads are sounds that can add a lot of atmosphere, depth and vibe to a piece of music. However, depending on the genre that
Drum Programming: Audio vs MIDI
December 9, 2021
Broadly speaking, there are two main approaches to programming drums in a DAW. As you’re about to see, the difference between the two comes down
Making 8-bit videogame music in your DAW
December 1, 2021
Are you into old-school gaming? Do the retro sounds of 8-bit and 16-bit videogames fascinate you? In this article, we’ll give you some tips to
Get bigger sounds with Layering
November 30, 2021
In the creative industries we are constantly bombarded with inspiring messages along the lines of ‘Less is more’ and ‘Keep It Simple’. However, if we
Understanding meter: Breaking away from 4/4
November 10, 2021
Understanding meter is essential when it comes to laying the rhythmic foundations of your track. Although in this day and age most music is in
Rhythm Fundamentals: Understanding Tempo in Ableton Live
November 9, 2021
Tempo is a simple but fundamental concept of rhythm. By the end of this article, you’ll be familiar with tempo and its connection with genre.
8 tips for better panning in your mix
November 2, 2021
Panning is an important tool when mixing your tracks. It gives instruments their own space in the stereo field and it can become one of
How to quantize in Ableton Live? Set your melodic lines to tempo
October 13, 2021
Are you recording your own line of instruments with your MIDI controllers? Would you like to be able to quantize such recordings faster but also
My track is finished. What now? – How to export in Ableton Live
October 6, 2021
So, you have your track finished, either to already publish it on your social platforms or to send it to a mastering engineer. However, when
