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[swayzone]

This is the longest ad I've watched in a long time

[TheMrEwok]

I am 30% into the course and loving it so far! i've tried to learn Ableton through youtube over the past year and it is just so hard since there wasn't clear direction. This is amazing! Lessons are easy to follow, well produced and the curriculum just flows so well. Would recommend to anyone thinking about it! For those thinking it is too expensive, you get so much in this course that i'd honestly be happy to pay more haha. Super well done to you and RKC! Best to thing happen in 2020 haha :D

[GGB_]

This course is outstanding. 100% worth it Any comments saying it is too expensive are ridiculous when you examine the amount of quality and content. Clear, concise and not overwhelming. Amazing teaching. As suggested, start with <How To Produce in Ableton>, if you are just starting out.

[julesmusic]

I rarely comment on YouTube! - Completed RKC's Ableton course w Mary Spender here in UK during pseudo “lockdown 2.0”. I’ve used Ableton for about 10 yrs in a home hobby context, but there were frustrating gaps in my knowledge and clunky elements to my workflow. 80% of the course I kinda knew/understood/do already etc but it was the 20% I didn't the know that was (pure gold) totally worth the time and effort. Unlike a lot of YouTube music tech content that tends to be wrapped up in product pushing or self promotion, the course was pure quality education, humbly, but passionately presented by both Rachel and Mary. Big thanks for a great genuine learning experience during difficult times.

[SeanKearney]

I'm a huge fan of Mary and Rachel! I'm really excited to do this course!

[samoht]

Is this a 10-minute long advertisement for Rachel's lessons?

[codathedragon]

I’ve taken Andrew Huang’s class on production, probably one of the best purchases of my life. I’m sure this one is just as good.

[JDCareyMusic]

When I started writing/recording I started on tape. Casettes, then 1/4 inch then 2-inch, mini disc, CD, then digital. From Protools and cakewalk to Logic and now Ableton. If you are truly wanting to a pro musician, you need to be a lifelong student. There will always be more to learn. ALWAYS. I will absolutely check out the courses!

[rawjam]

Absolutely fantastic! You two are working together on some great content, I'm hoping it extends further than Ableton, You both are very talented!

[blakebakermusic]

This has come at a perfect time for me! Just about to setup a home studio and was planning to use Ableton, looking forward to learning! :)

[clara_mars]

I've been learning ableton for just a couple months now and it's been so rad

[MarkusJunnikkala]

Would you say you became ENabletonED after learning it?





I'll see myself out...

[InitialDL]

I'm mainly an FL Studio user, but I've been messing around with Ableton Live Suite 10, and even though I don't really see myself producing full songs on it (just yet), it's nice to change it up since I've been using FL Studio since 2008. I love the warping capabilities and how easy it is to hook up external instruments. I also love the session view, it reminds me of how I use the step sequencer in FL.

[pappas]

You're inspiring and lovely..peace be with you love 💘

[GabeWilliams]

I've been using ableton for a while, I love it because as I'm a singer songwriter I don't want to sound like everyone else. It helps me be fluid in my creativity and make sounds that I normally wouldn't on another daw. Its also easy to use for me in its design

[screweddevelopment]

the first time i used session view it felt like magic. So much easier to plan out the pacing and peaks of a song.

[symarastonemusic]

Oh my goodness, we are the same! I've had the same revelation and have played for 15 years singing with an acoustic guitar. I spent 15 years writing out music and hiring other musicians to play with me, and I just downloaded cover songs royalty free midi files and dragged them into my DAW (logic pro ....gotta figure out how to get it to ableton) but 15 years worht of work, in one move! you can change the sounds and write other parts if you want to and then perform it with a push controller or in your case your novation! what! RKC is amaing and I am definitely going to take her course...just saving up money. I just spent so much building my home studio....but its worth it!
Thank you for sharing all these lessons and tools for musicians!

[JackTheFunk]

That snippet of your song at around 6:30 sounds awesome!

[TheSargKyle]

That preview of "Ride With You" sounds like it could be on the radio!

[PsychologyWorksOfficial]

I am ready. I sold my Tascam cassette 4-track recorder that I got in the 1990s. I just got the Focusrite 2i2 and Ableton Live Lite, and here I go.