In this tutorial, we walk though how anyone can make their own multi-sample instrument, using a kalimba to demonstrate.
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We take the age-old phrase “less is more” to new heights by demonstrating how you can create an entire beat using nothing but one sample.
Let’s explore a few common tactics and best practices for reducing your CPU’s workload.
In this video, we explore how we might go about producing a track at a gentle (to say the least) 20 BPM.
Even if you’re not a vocalist, your voice can still be used as a powerful sampler instrument.
Let’s apply processing to drill sounds to turn them into synth pads and percussion one-shots that reflect the aesthetic of UK drill.
Humanizing your rhythms can help breathe life into them and achieve that enigmatic feeling we refer to as ‘groove.’
Get a firsthand look into the basics of creating future bass chord progressions, drum patterns, and basslines in Ableton.
The Glitch Mob discuss how they approach designing live sets that are both fluid and powerful, overviewing their go-to tools, techniques, and more.
Spanning playful synthesized claps to vibrant video effects, these 10 free Max for Live devices are sure to add interest to your productions.
Add depth and movement to your tracks with these tips for creating interesting soundscapes and textures.
Get a firsthand look into the basics of creating house drum patterns, basslines, and chord progressions.
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