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In Barcelona the Ableton Live for DJs Course runs as a small in-person class at our studio, taught in English by producers active in the city's electronic music scene, with the option to attend live online, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. Students join us from across Spain and the rest of Europe. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
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Yes - warping for tight synchronization is covered under performance enhancement.
In-person at our Ableton Certified Training Center in New York, or Live Online.
How to sample and manipulate tracks on the fly to create your own unique mashups and remixes.
No - the skills apply across genres, focused on mixing, editing and performance technique rather than any one style.
As a full curriculum, moving from the Ableton interface and DJ rig setup through advanced mixing, editing, custom edits, workflow, performance and a final project.
Audio plug-ins are installed in the OS, not for each application. So there’s no worry about Logic 8 or 9, or any other app which can use the same…
Read →Set the key once and the whole set follows - the note editor, the devices, the browser. Plus what to do when equal temperament is not what you want.
Read →Two tabs in the Clip View that write and rewrite MIDI for you - Seed, Rhythm, Stacks, Euclidean patterns, Strum, Ornament, Recombine, Connect. Where to find them and what each is for.
Read →What is actually costing you, how to read the meters, and the three moves that fix nearly every performance problem.
Read →FM: Ableton’s FM synth: Operator Overview — part of the Ableton Advanced course notes taught at Garnish Music Production School.
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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