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Today we will be showing you how you can take pre-existing sound samples from nature (wind, rain, fire, tree rustling) to generate extended soundscapes. We
Following up on our last post about synthesis, in this article we’ll introduce you to some other types of synthesis that you can take advantage
A few days/weeks ago we shared with you the first part of this post, getting our hands into Ableton to create classic Rave sounds such
The rave vibe from the 90s is back in today’s electronic dance music, with faster tempos, detuned synths, and acid basslines taking over a lot
In this article, we’ll give you an overview of some of the most common types of synthesis available in Ableton Live: subtractive, FM and wavetable
You’re finally making some decent tracks and starting to feel like sending those out to labels for release, or maybe just to play them out
Synth pads are sounds that can add a lot of atmosphere, depth and vibe to a piece of music. However, depending on the genre that
Broadly speaking, there are two main approaches to programming drums in a DAW. As you’re about to see, the difference between the two comes down
Are you into old-school gaming? Do the retro sounds of 8-bit and 16-bit videogames fascinate you? In this article, we’ll give you some tips to
In the creative industries we are constantly bombarded with inspiring messages along the lines of ‘Less is more’ and ‘Keep It Simple’. However, if we
Understanding meter is essential when it comes to laying the rhythmic foundations of your track. Although in this day and age most music is in
Tempo is a simple but fundamental concept of rhythm. By the end of this article, you’ll be familiar with tempo and its connection with genre.
