Ableton Tutorial - Using Feedback Loops = Ned Rush

In this Ableton tutorial I'm going to make mad sounds with feedback loops. Support me on Patreon to download this set plus many many more.

Ned Rush is an infotaining universe of ideas for ways to make music, including areas of music production, music composition, sampling, synthesisers and sound design in software like Ableton, MaxMSP, Reason, and on hardware such as eurorack modular, Elektron boxes like the Octatrack and Analog Rytm, also visual art strategies using Jitter, focusing on music genres such electronica, IDM, glitch, jungle, breakcore, electro-acoustic, musique concrete, as well as discussing music via interviews and podcasts, and music performances via livestreams.

[cwb]

You are a mad scientist. I love how you force me to consider outside the box thinking when working with Ableton. Thanks for all you do.

[nobodys]

OMG! So good! This video helped me to rediscover purpose in life. And as always, very inspiring and depression-relieving to see such a creative use of Ableton. Ultimate cure for any blockages. Thank you Ned!

[pongtrometer]

4KING AMAZING...its like a LYRA 8 taking over skywalker ranch . Geniusstuff as usual Ned.

[NBDY_SPCL]

One trick that is very useful for this sort of thing is to fine tune the gain by figuring out where the threshold of feedback is then map that gain to a macro, and give a range of maybe 1-2db, so you can very carefully get just the very edge of the feedback and play it.

[NgaTaeOfficial]

Famously, Ben Burtt fed back the output of an Eventide Harmonizer into itself to get a constantly rising tone for the sound of the x-wings in Star Wars. As they’re speeding down the trench their engine note is constantly rising adding tension.

[EmanuelHendriks]

more interesting than a Netflix series

[FishCow]

This is gloriousness . . . I'll keep you updated as I watch (feedback lol)

[Perceptionz_Sound]

Sir i just discovered your channel and Wow it is really cool, it reminds me of Pensados Place but for ableton

[bharathj]

Ok. Thankyou. I love you. The reason for using Ableton!

[djtomoy]

These sounds will be great for my star wars pod racing fan film 🤓

[Kopekemaster]

This technique will be INCREDIBLY useful for me in my sound design work. I'll definitely be trying it out tomorrow.

[andrewcampbell]

Wow this was a really useful video. Glad I'm subscribed. Thanks!

[devondetroit]

Damn, I had no idea you could unlink the clip automation lane.. That is incredible useful

I always learn something new in this videos!!

[Hessencemusic]

I cannot thank enough to you all of these videos. Share such kind of deep knowledge to unknowns… 🙌✨

[voteutopia]

Awesome! Then feed the resamples into forester!

[chrizzcross]

Amazing as always. Thanks for the amazing content

[JezNashMusic]

Weird robot alien buffet. ❤😂. Great vid, as ever Mr Rush. Wonderfully inspiring insight into the naughtier side of Live.

[Lance_G]

Ned just showed us how to science fiction 🔥

[Moo-ImaFish]

This is far too Arty and Ridiculous . . . Love it.

[wirednetwork]

very love how sounds vocoder on low BW, its reminds me Qebrus music