Ableton Analog Synth - Full Guide for Beginners | Ableton Tutorial 

Im sure its already been said, but I want to reiterate... THIS IS THE BEST EXPLANATION OF ADSR I HAVE SEEN TO DATE! Ive watched countless vids on adsr, including paid versions and I really like and appreciate the way you showed the ACTUAL sound wave in reference to the ADSR. Ive struggled to understand it completely thus far, but now it makes perfect sense to me. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

your visual and detailed explanation of the adsr was great! also props for doing a deep dive on an instrument given far too little attention

I just went through the Ableton synth walktrhough and this is awesome refresher

I have had multiple instances where Analog served me better for plucks, pads, or baselines than f.e. NI synths or even Diva. Sound design is just much easier and faster imo and you don't sacrifice (much) on sound quality (but you spare a ton of cpu). @Ableton Tips instructor, fantastic job on the synthesis explanation and the Analog walkthrough, which I had seen this 2y ago, haha..

I really wish Analog had the same feature as Wavetable where you can fullscreen it and see all of the displays at once, instead of tabbing between them. It makes wavetable so much easier to understand.

Thank you very much, this is very thorough and useful in many aspects!

Thank you so much!!! This helps incredibly!!

Fantastic tutorial thank you!!

Very good video! Thank u so much x sharing. 🤘🏼

One with the operator please!

Thanks for the very informative video 👍

Very clear and interesting. Thank you very much 👍

I appreciated, in another area a video on Sampler and Simpler would be welcome. Thx!

wow this thing sound amazing

very good tutorial!

great video, thanks.

Great vid

Great one!

thank you !!!

I’ve been Trying to use the analog tutorial, but the sound Being produced doesnt sound the same as yours. How could i troubleshoot this?

excellent

Muy bueno!

Where is Analog? It's not listed in my version of Ableton.

nice

Track at the beginning?

Do you have to have a specific version of ableton to use this?

"then there's the White noise... which is.... not... very melodic..." 🤣 great delivery

Very thorough. But we didn’t get to hear the instrument until 5 min in. Maybe start with a jam.

i have ableton live 11 and I don't see any instrument called Analog

Is this not on Ableton 10?

AMP is for amplitude not amplifier :)

Не знаю что за прикол аблетона, но басс если сделать по этому руководству, сохранить в инструмент рак в свою библиотеку, потом обратно его перетащить в проект, он начинает дико расползаться. Как будто фланжер на 100% накатил. Несколько раз включаешь\выключаешь детюн в аналоге, прекращает расползаться

thank you kindly for this tutorial - now im ripping off stranger things

The old Chorus is sus... using a cracked copy? Decent explaination though, bass is nice with that device.

You’re talking too much fam.

Everything in this video needs work. From the lighting, background, the sounds and your face. 🤔🤔🤔