From Studio to Stage - How I Prepare and Perform Songs for Live Performance in Ableton Live - Part 2 

that's a nice spaceship you got there

Great stuff mate. Everyone has their own way of workflow and performing. It is refreshing to see people like you share this.

Awesome tips man! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! 🍻

Thanks for this you've shone a light on what i needed to know

this 2 part tutorial was great man! Very informative!! thanks so much!

Super, learned a lot!! (watched both videos) Thanks!!

thanks for your videos, very helpful for me

Thanks mate, I didn't know how Live works. You made things a lot clearer.

You Are Awesome..!! It Helps me Alot.Thanks for Sharing GREAT KNOWLEDGE..!!Keep it up.. 🖒🖒

thanks bro, very nice music and insights 😊

Really helped me out, you gave me a lot of inspiration man!

yeah that's pretty nice!!great job!!

Allright! Thanx for a great video, really inspiring and helpfull. Cheers :-)

We need more of these! 😊

thumbs up and thanks bro, keep doing these vids, cheers

Learning a lot dude from your videos ... and loving your sounds

your video reminded me why i wish the musical instrument industries start remaking good grove boxes again.

Thank you!

I really like your music!

Thx a lot for the video! Useful stuff :)

dude YES! so glad i found u

In a sense you didn't add much new information from the last video, but it adds a very useful perspective to see the hardware/physical side of things. For me, this mini-series mostly assured me, that I had the right plan all along. And that it will work once I get around to it. But I also feel this might have saved me some pitfalls, and sent my thoughts in the correct direction. Either way I found it an interesting and personable view well worth the time. And I'm sure it'll be a massive help to plenty of people. Also your music is awesome mate ;-)

No messing about. No fluffy intros. Fucking brilliant. Both parts. Cheers.

THANKS A LOT!

really helpful thanks, i enjoyed your video. too much of the material on RU-vid is overproduced and built for people with small attention spans , stacked with nauseating overlays and silly sounds effects. Your video was human and real. I wish more of youtube was like this

ooooh, multicoloured flashing lights.....GEAR, GADGETS....love it. Might just be what converts me over to ableton afters years and years of avoiding it. Syncopated bassline! Nice lookin chap as well :o)

Absolutely amazing! Learned a lot of stuff through this short series. I do have a question though. How would you set up a project if you didn't have the stems for a song? For instance, the instrumental of someone else's song? Thank you so much!

This is so useful -thank you very much. This really follows on well from the previous vid - excellent info. You are using your Minilogue for different sounds on different songs? When you are going down the session view, how does Ableton know how to change the sound on the Minilogue? Why aren't you stuck with the same sound all the way through your set? I do this with multiple instances of softsynths but I can't see how you do it with hardware? Many thanks and keep up the excellent work!

Very Nice Stuff Mate ) keep these live performance videos coming.. it makes more sense to me on this kinda set up. I've a TR8 And planning to go for the ableton push 2. Well you think its a great start for me for a live session as I also Produce tracks??

Thanks for the tutorial, it's helpful. One question, how would you go, in case you had return channels in your tracks ?

Very useful series, learned so much, thanks! Just wanting to know your thoughts on using the maschine jam vs push? The push seems like it has more going on and obviously works better with ableton, but are there any real disadvantages of using maschine jam for this sorta thing?

Hey thankyou for showing this! I always wondered, how do you switch to a new track which uses an other hardware synth sound. You save the sounds on an empty pattern and let midi do the work, so when the new song comes in, you first manually select the right sound on the synth?

That MiDi controller setup is insane. To me, that is an unnecessary amount but it helps.

Thanks for the song transition tips! It's not very easy to find some clear good advices on this. I've one question: do you have to bring all your "Project songs" into one "Project Mix" each time? What I mean is that usually one work with one project per song, so how to bring all these projects together for live mix without having to almost start over from scratch? (I'm not making myself very clear but I hope you see what I mean). And how do you handle midi controllers assignments between each track/projects?

Thank you so much for sharing this! Very helpful and informative. Question, what stands are you using on your desk? Specifically your Minilog, laptop and System 1? Very beautiful and clean setup! Also, what sound card are you using?

Very helpful, thanks! Was just wondering. What if a piece of hardware breaks down being on tour. Do you have audio clips as backup or would you search for a replacement piece of gear?

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Nice Studios on Rezzonator Privat 😍😚😊😘

Great tutorial bro, it was very helpful. If I got some song with diferent tempos, lets say one is 110 bpm and the other is 118 how can I increase it gradually?

what laptop you use ? im looking to buy a windows laptop just for produce and life performance( i have mac and im not to familiar with windows details so the help will be much appreciate ) , i recently buy the aira collection and ill love to have some tutorial how to prepare each instrument in ableton ( like each channel etc input / midi in and audio )

Hmm, i see only that you are sending MIDI notes to hardware and you play with different machines. But how do you change the patch on the synth that are you tweeting ? Surely, you do not have the same bass line on each song. Or, you make the patch on fly ? Thanks

Awesome sequel buddy! i have the push and was thinking to use that next to the mpc40 mk2 as ita a light set up. would you reccomend that? or do you think the push is enough?

Part 1 and part 2 of this video series we're both extremely helpful. Thank you! But I do have a question. Are you using the mx1 as your audio interface? If so, how did you get past the low volume the mx1 brings into Ableton Live? I have really close to the same setup as you but when I try to record into Ableton Live it's extremely quiet almost unusable. If you could create another video explaining how you actually get your recording into Ableton using all your live gear through the mx1, that would be incredible. I've been fighting with the mx1 for months trying to figure out how to get everything to work as though it appears you have..

hi, what kind of Audio Interface do you use? Low latency and stability?

First, YAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!.

How do you hook up your TR8 with a mixer?

I do not see using effects like cut off, reverb, delay... you do not use them?

A DJ who actually plays instruments? Do you know how to "modulate" the tonal centre though in the middle of a song Mr Resonator? :o)

well that's pretty cool... just hate the 4 on the floor drone