Live 12.1 sees the introduction of Drum Sampler, a device designed for – but by no means limited to –…
Pick Yourself and Robert Henke share sound design tips and tricks for Granulator III, Grain Delay and more.
In his latest video, Pick Yourself shares experimental sound design techniques combining smartphone recordings with Live 12’s Granulator III. Learn…
See how Roar turns basic signals into entirely new sounds, with Seed to Stage’s video walkthrough.
Get to know the many faces of Roar – as Seed to Stage transforms simple sine waves and static drum…
An introduction to Roar – a new distortion and coloration device for Live 12.
When a sound lacks character, saturation and distortion are two of the most powerful tools in a music-maker’s kit. They…
Explore some of Meld’s unique sound design possibilities with Side Brain, and get his free presets.
Shuddering basslines, Shepard tones, and crafty cross-modulation – in this video tutorial, Side Brain guides you through some of the…
Find out the story behind Live 12’s new bi-timbral macro oscillator device and learn tips and tricks to try with it.
Don’t you love it when a sound you make by accident changes your music for the better? Or when a…
Learn how Zan Lyons creates immersive audiovisual experiences in Live, plus the sound design techniques he uses to match the movement, depth and atmosphere on-screen.
Zan Lyons’s audiovisual pieces plunge us into unsettling interpretations of everyday life. With a first look at his new piece,…
Learn to make four genre-defining bass sounds using only Live’s stock devices in cnstruct’s video tutorial.
Squelchy 303s, a wobbling Reese, plucky synth hits and booming 808s – learn simple ways to create four essential bass…
Watch Seed to Stage’s tutorial on Drift, Ableton Live’s new analog-style synth
Part of what makes the sound of a classic analog synth so good is its unpredictability. Play two oscillators at…
Learn how George FitzGerald uses Ableton Live to bring the sounds on his latest album to life.
When music makers talk about improvements to their creative flow, they’re usually referring to a new instrument, an untapped sound…