
Take your DJ journey to the next level, with our specialized course, “Ableton Live for DJs”. Tailored for DJs looking to take the next step towards production, but not be bogged down in programming beats, music theory or Sound Design just yet. This course delves into the intricacies of Ableton Live, empowering you to create seamless mixes, craft edits, record parts, and refine your overall sound, in-person at our Ableton Certified Training Center in New York, or LIVE Online.
In Berlin the Ableton Live for DJs Course is taught by producers working in one of the world's best-known electronic music cities. Classes are small and hands-on at our studio, and the same sessions can be attended live online, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
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Making personalized edits of tracks - using loops, samples and acapellas - without diving into full production workflows.
It's covered as part of workflow optimization, for navigating the software efficiently and creating on-the-fly during a live set.
Yes - it's built for both experienced DJs and those just starting out, focused specifically on bridging DJing into production.
Both - in-person at our Ableton Certified Training Center in New York, or Live Online.
Yes - integrating external hardware controllers into your mixing workflow is part of the advanced mixing module.
The subtractive synth that sounds analogue without pretending to be a vintage model. Two oscillators, one filter, and the modulation section that makes it worth the CPU.
Read →The Filter effects are variable and found as either Macro 1 or 2 in the mod matrix. They vary depending on which of the 17 filter options you have…
Read →Meld is the latest addition to Ableton's Instruments and it features a novel design featuring two Macro Oscillators and lots of modulation possibilities…
Read →Live will import video, show it while you work, and export it with your audio. Enough to score a short film, cut a trailer, or sync a set to visuals.
Read →The Grain Delay effect slices the input signal into tiny particles (grains) that are then individually delayed and can also have different pitches…
Read →The drum-specific sampler: one sample, the controls that matter for a hit, and nothing else. What it does that Simpler does not.
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