HOW TO TURN ABLETON INTO GREATEST DAW EVER!!!

What Up Fam!

I hope these tips help out and revolutionize your experience in Ableton the way they did for me! Please like if it helped and subscribe if you haven't yet! Below is more in depth information and links to the tips provided

2. Options Text File
4. External Sample Editor - Couldn't find any article from Ableton on this at this time. Sorry Fam!

Time Stamps
1. LES - 1:34
2. Options Text File - 4:29
3. NPTD Note Pad - 7:06
4. External Sample Editor - 9:36
5. Keyboard Maestro - 11:35

Hope this helps Fam!
PEACE!

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[catarina]

I have to say, I have been using Ableton since version 8 and I think I got so used to some of it's user unfriendly bits that I didn't even put much thought into it and had figured out my own workarounds. I am glad I ran into this video specially for the LES feature. Thanks!

[JamesStMichael]

Just doing what I can for the community! Thanks for checking out the video!

[owlmuso]

LES is absolutely awesome. I use it to organize my plug-ins the way that is meaningful to me - which has helped my creativity massively . The other tips are excellent, thank you

[SafelandingRecords]

Bruh..didnt expect this video to deliver. Nicely done. Gonna add these to my workflow👌

[scottall]

Been so frustrated every time I click something in Ableton 11, and I know it does way more than I am [currently] tapping into. Your video gives so many great tips!

[jamescarlsmith]

Firstly, phenomenal video, the tips you gave were great, thank you! I just wanted to point out that in the audio clip's window itself, you are able to automate pitch changes by clicking on the envelopes tab and selecting transposition. Now I'm well aware that something like melodyne can do so much more to really hone in on cent pitch values, but just wanted to point this ableton feature because with some creativity, it often yields surprisingly good results for pitch shifting.

[jayphoenix]

Bro……. You are a G . Thank you so much for this video, this is gona be a game changer for me .
I can t thank you enough!

[aZeee]

Been working in Ableton for a long time and these tips are truly life changing! Just wanna point out that single and multiple audio track fading can be done in stock Ableton with the command CTRL + ALT + F, not quite sure what that would be on Mac

[teko]

Yo these are legit GREAT tips man! Really appreciate it

[glyndwr]

The enable arm on selection thing is gold.

[GTChris]

These were so helpful, hope you will do a part 2 to this video some day

[DemilOfficial]

All of these tips are so helpful. Thank you so much!

[Rhekluse]

LES is amazing. I am hoping Ableton will someday integrate this natively but it works really well as is. Been using it for a few years now and I would miss it in my workflow if I stopped using it.

[XLIImusic]

I might be a real nerd, cos I thought all of these were common sense. Haha
Couple of tips:
1. There is a shortcut for fades: opt + cmd + F
2. You can actually map keys commands in ableton without using keyboard maestro: go to Mac prefs > keyboard > shortcuts > applications > add ableton to it and then type in any command from dropdown file dropdown menus EXACTLY as it is written and you can have key commands for everything
3. Keyboard maestro, you can automate a bunch of processes with it that would usually take ages, I made macros on it to pretty much replicate the Cubase render vst commands: one key command to render the midi track to audio but carry over the audio effects, like if I don’t want print the compressors and EQs yet.
Obviously all these things aren’t as smooth as having it all inbuilt, but it’s cool that ableton is so maleable to different use cases.

[yochananmusic]

As a Cubase + Ableton user, Cubase has most of these features built in. Note pad, record arm by selection, device slots, and obviously you can program any key commands easily without any external stuff. Ableton has its own strengths too of course

[tomedwardsmusic]

This video should have way more views! Thanks for sharing, man 🙌

[floatinganarchychannel]

Man! Mind blowing stuff! Thank you! More crazy tips like this would be a bless ;)

[Jakker]

With the last tip, you could get a programmable keyboard and then make the button combos more complex so that when you type in a normal fashion, it's not detected because you create a distinction between typing C (when your naming something) while having a command key typed out as etc.

[marcelhicks]

Thanks dude for the info it has helped me a lot. Good luck.

[juanmanuelcasta]

Great great great tutorial!! Very valuable info!