Parallel Processing Explained in 4 min (Sends & Returns)

Parallel processing explained in Ableton Live in just 4 min. You'll learn what parallel processing is and how to apply it using sends and returns in Abelton Live.

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[noeysun]

Thank you! Informative and less than 15-30mins!

[dniwanedrnbeats]

Thanks, u explain in a very simple language, so everyone can understand very easily, keep it

[dcb]

Don't wanna get into it, but I was adding a plug in PER channel. I never thought of making a return track for each plug in and blend each channel in or out. I already knew I could do it too - I was just so excited playing with everything else.

Thanks LNA.

[jadena]

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[bassanup]

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[djterhinator]

I always thought it's more complicated. Obviously not. Thanks for a great video! 🙏

[ichigobleach]

very well understood, thank you very much

[curtismechanuck]

Excellent, concise explanation! Thanks so much!

[molagitart]

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[Doit-flower]

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[danlandrum]

Love your work. Thank you. Have you ever done a video on using Push 2 as an FX controller while using Ableton during a performance? I've cobbled it together, but wonder if there's a better way to, for instance, be able to play an instrument via the Push 2, but also be able to use some one-button technique to trigger parameter changes on my monitored tracks (I use Ableton as my FX rig). I hope this makes sense. You are appreciated and your videos are delightful.

[nadeem_mastan]

thanks so much. It was very helpful in learning Ableton.

[zepascal]

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[benibbq]

nice! Can you make a vid explaining how to use outboard FX in Ableton? Like a guitar effect pedal or something outside of the box in an AUX? Thanks!

[Rio-uvgs]

My thing is knowing when to use sends vs Buses

[kutyasic]

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