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This document provides an overview and agenda for a beginner music production class in Ableton Live 10. The class will cover the basic user interface of Ableton Live, including the arrangement and session views. Students will learn how to create MIDI tracks and audio tracks, adjust tempo and quantization, launch clips and scenes, arm and mute tracks, record in the arrangement view, and do tasks creating a short track using only clips and session view. The class will also cover searching, playing instruments with a keyboard, writing MIDI clips, and capturing performed MIDI, with a task to create a track in session view using drum loops, synths, and MIDI clips.
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The cherry: beauty, softness, its heart-shaped plastic has inspired artists since Antiquity. Cherries and strawberries were considered the fruits of paradise and thus represented the souls of men.
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Domino Express Storyboard - TV Adv Toys 30"
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1st Week
- 1. Beginner Music Production IAN ROGERS ian.rogers@rmit.edu.au
- 2. EVERYONE 1. Log on to your computer 2. Load up Ableton Live 10
- 3. TODAY (Part 1) ● The UI ● Arrangement & Session Views (TAB) ● MIDI tracks and Audio Tracks (Create Menu) ● Tempo / BPM / global quantisation (Tap/Type) ● Dragging/Launching Clips (Loops/One-shots) and Scenes = start/stop (go) ● Faders / Panning + Arming tracks and muting/soloing them (go) ● Adjusting Loop details (demo) ● Renaming things (command-R) ● Recording into the Arrangement View
- 4. TODAY (Part 1) TASK 1: In 30 mins make a short track with only with clips and Session View
- 5. TODAY (Part 2) ● Search ● Playing Ableton with the Keyboard ● Basic Instruments ● Scrolling through presets ● Writing MIDI Clips in Session View ● Capturing performed MIDI
- 6. TODAY (Part 2) TASK 2: In the remainder of our time today, work on a track in Session View incorporating drum loops and synths (using Midi clips)
Editor's Notes
- 2:35pm It’s just a tool
- 2:35pm It’s just a tool
- 2:35pm It’s just a tool
- 2:35pm It’s just a tool
- 2:35pm It’s just a tool