Dubspot: Electronic Dance Music Builds in Ableton Live 8 Part 2
Dubspot Instructor, Michael Hatsis shows the fundamentals of making an electronic dance music style build in Ableton Live 8. Part 2 covers reverb, sidechain compression, and automation. If you haven’t already, you can check out Builds Part 1 here: www.youtube.com You can download the sample set used in the video here: dubspot.squarespace.com
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thx you for this tutorial!
eeeeeeh , so this requires allots of “training” , IQ too …
So I think i stick to the Fruity Loops :D:D
well its useful for ppl not so advanced. go buy advanced tutorials!
i think both ways are called for in different situations. It really depends on the elements of whatever beat kicks back in afterwards
actually its much better for identifying asshole youtube users who leave really douchy comments like you
useless for someone advanced
I like it, but personally prefer it when the beat punches trough alone after the drop, instead of having the Build-up reverbing over the break, I think that kinda ruins the break, but again that’s just my opinion..
downloading dude, tnx
indeed he sounds like Neo hehe :)
werd dudes gott lok into that. hahahaha
LOL TRU
@elohimeliseo lol he does sound like shia lebouf
I think he sounds like neo
but i’m not sure
I’m fucking stoned
who gives a shit what he sounds like, u twat!
lol<3
Why does this kid sound so much like Shia Lebouf; tryin to sound “manly”?
Nice job man. I wish you extended that C4 after the build, but otherwise I liked it. Good instructional style.
the way sound reacts in a certain place, so like your room would give a different reverb than a concert hall.
what is reverb? :P
dude just midi assign a knob and tweak it manually. It’s a lot easier with a better feel
dude just midi learn a knob and do it manually. a hell of a lot easier with a better feel.
grat
Hey how much did it cost you and do u have a mac or pc??
drag it into A-Return
then it re-names it A Reverb
for doing that downlaod vengence pack thjay have good fx and sweep and reverse crash
great two parter cheers learnt a lot from that one :-)