How to Make Industrial Hard Techno Part 2 (Arrangement, Mixing, Mastering) [Ableton Techno tutorial]

In this video, I will show you how I made my Industrial Hard Techno Ableton Template.

Learn the rope of how to create an Industrial Hard Techno track in the style of Lorenzo Raganzini, Paolo Ferrara, Buried Secrets, SNTS, VII Circle, NN, WNDRLST etc…

Today we focus on the arrangement, mixing & mastering part. Last week in part 1 we covered each elements of the track and talk about sound design and midis.

⌚ Timeline:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Final Result
01:17 Main Track idea
01:36 Intro
03:10 Break 1
03:40 Chorus 1
04:33 Bridge
05:02 Break 2
05:15 Verse
06:19 Break 3
08:23 Chorus 2
09:45 Break 4
10:28 Chorus 3
12:11 Final Break
12:26 Outro
13:31 Automation & Modulation
16:07 Mixing
22:57 Mastering

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[Donahops]

The energy level of this track is through the roof!

Incredible work as usual Paul, thank you so much for investing that much detail and love in your explanations. <3 10/10

I've always wondered about your submixdown and mixdown channels. Is there a upcoming video explaining in detail how to set up these channels?

[jonathansuarezdelbarrio]

wwow! you are a crack! awesome, saludos desde España.

[melemassimo]

you make the best industrial sounding tutorial

[paulahernandez]

Hello, I really appreciate your techniques, I have a question: in the sidechain process of the rides, to which channel are you sending the signal?

[StanzAmor]

Sorry it's not to do with this video... but I bought the Microfreak Patch Presets, but the ARP doesn't work with them?? Why??

[gus]

Is there a reason why you don't pan (for example) the open Hihat a bit to the left and the ride a bit to the right to be sure they don't siton the same spot/space in the mix?

[AndresGarcia-dlyn]

27:06 In case of not having the color limiter, could we replace it with a saturator and a limiter in an effects rack?

Cheers

[m.t-thoughts]

So my theory was correct you don't need 8 bars breaks or even 16 bars. Since idk long breaks just aren't for me and personaly long breaks sounds way to mainstream friendly most of the time not like true techno!