Ableton Live training + Sidechain Compression<\/p>\n
First of all, if you want to learn today and at your own pace, this course is for you.<\/span><\/p>\n The Ableton Live training<\/strong> Whether you are a DJ or an electronic music composer, Ableton Live<\/strong> is the production tool to be used like a professional.<\/p>\n In the first place Ableton Live training<\/strong> will allow you to create your music from the easiest sequencer to use, Live from Ableton. After having seen the different tracks, audio, midi, feedback and track groups, you will learn how to record your audio or MIDI clips.<\/p>\n Then compose from the arrangement view or improvise without time-line constraints in the session view. Use any audio sample. Then change its speed, tone, length or playback direction to create your own sounds and melodies. Then load Live's instruments, synthesizers, samplers or drum racks to invent rhythms and layers of sound.<\/p>\n Learn how to use automations to vary the parameters of the mixer, instruments or effects. Then mix the tracks, apply your effects.<\/p>\n Finally, export your work to create your final audio file. After completing each of these courses, you will have mastered Live from Ableton<\/strong> as a producer of electronic music nowadays.<\/p>\n Live is the work of musicians looking for a better way to create, produce and perform music with a computer. A lot of effort has been put into simplicity and enjoyment. With performances that allow you to create music as complex as you like.<\/p>\n Ableton Live<\/strong> allows you to easily create, produce and play music within an intuitive interface.<\/p>\n As a bonus, 7 GB of samples will allow you to start your productions instantly.<\/p>\n Information<\/strong><\/p>\n Video format: HD 1080p<\/p>\n Training time: 24 hours<\/p>\n Prerequisites: Have a basic knowledge of MAO<\/a>the software Ableton Live<\/strong>a computer and an internet connection.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Sidechain compression is the act of reducing the volume of one or more tracks for a short time.<\/p>\n This is a technique not to be neglected when producing music in MAO<\/a>.<\/p>\n To begin with, there are a good number of sidechaining methods. We will see that some methods are more or less tedious depending on the choice of tools we use.<\/p>\n Then the settings will not be the same for each type of production. The main thing is not to have any confrontation in the low frequencies.<\/p>\n First of all, this technique does not require any particular software or compressor. To do this, we will determine the length and amplitude of the gain reduction on the track we want to compress. This is the longest method to set up, but it is also the most precise. Because the operation has to be repeated for each track if we want a different sidechaining for it. On the other hand, for a global sidechain it is enough to route the tracks to a return track and to apply the sidechain to this track.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This time it is an automated compression. We use a compressor, but not for its primary purpose. Usually a compressor lowers the gain of a track from the signal of that track. In the case of sidechain compression, another signal is used as the trigger. We will therefore indicate which track should trigger the compressor, and with what amplitude. We can also set the degree of attack and release of this compression.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The multiband sidechain compression<\/a> is also an automated compression. However, the compression is different because it acts in a completely different way. In fact, this technique allows you to apply the sidechain with different settings for each frequency range. For example, below 800 Hz the setting can be very short, and very long above 800 Hz. As with the sidechain compression, we can adjust the attack and release.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Finally, after these courses, you will be able to define which type of sidechain to apply, depending on the type of production you want to make.<\/p>\n Language: French<\/p>\nAbleton Live<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Sidechaining
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The different techniques of sidechining<\/h3>\n
The manual sidechain:<\/h4>\n
Sidechain compression:<\/h4>\n
Multiband sidechain compression:<\/h4>\n