Posts Tagged ‘Ableton Live’

Ableton Live Clip Based Automation Tip

Thursday, September 4th, 2008

Use Ableton Live’s envelope editor to draw transposition, volume and pan parameters non-destructively onto any audio file.

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Ableton Live Warp Markers Part 2

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

Continuation of customizing the tempo and groove parameters of any piece of audio using warp in Ableton Live.

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Using Ableton Live Warp Markers Part 1

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

Learn the basics of customizing the tempo and groove parameters of any piece of audio using warp in Ableton Live.

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Understanding The Crossfader in Ableton Live

Tuesday, August 19th, 2008

Assign channel strips to Lives crossfader for seamless DJ style mixes and on the fly breakdowns.

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Ableton Live - Recording Your Session

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Learn how to record all of the moves you make in Live for later editing and export.

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Getting Started with Ableton Live

Monday, August 4th, 2008

Set up Ableton Live with your Audio interface and create/record to an audio track.

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Bill Burgess OBEDIA Contributor

Friday, August 1st, 2008

bill_burgess1 Bill Burgess OBEDIA ContributorOBEDIA is pleased to have Bill Burgess joining the OBEDIA team as a video tutorial contributor. Over the next few months we’ll be releasing some of his expert quick tips for Logic 8 and Ableton Live.

Bill Burgess is the former Los Angeles based Pro Audio Product Marketing Manager and Logic Pro Artist Relations Manager for Apple Inc. As a Logic specialist he interfaced with dozens of the world’s most visible musicians and composers, gathered feature requests, lame drummer jokes and provided on-site Logic training and tech support. He has toured throughout the US as a Logic Pro product specialist and electronic music clinician and spent two years teaching Logic Pro Certification classes as an Apple contractor. A successful musician and composer himself, he has written dreamy dark electronic music for NBC, Disney, Miramax Films, Apple Inc as well as dozens of indie films and projects. Bill has engineered and produced CD’s for 20 LA based independent artists.

Bill started playing drums at 8 years old and his passion for jazz drumming led to a Buddy Rich Schloarship to Berklee College of Music, where his first audition earned him a coveted performance rating of 6666. Equally passionate about recording and electronic music, Bill earned a Bachelor of Science in Audio Engineering from University of Colorado where he staged multiple electronic music performances using 2 Arp 2600’s, mutiple tape machine loops and junkyard percussion. A chronic early adopter, Bill bought one of the very first Emulator II+ keyboard samplers for a stunning $6,500! It proved to be a career changing decision. He has performed with multiple artists and toured on three continents playing a hybrid kit of acoustic drums and mix electronics. He performs every 6 months or so around Los Angeles and is currently working on a new record of minimal influenced tracks. www.myspace.com/billburgess . By day he is CEO of Uplink Industries www.uplinkindustries.com, an audio video production company located in Glendale CA, which recently finished all of the in-house 5.1 surround mixes for the LA production of The Who’s “Tommy” and currently has a number of video projects in development.

Bill is an Apple Certified Logic Pro 8 Trainer, Apple Certified Logic Pro T3 Training Instructor, Apple Certified XSAN for Video and holds Pro Tools Mix-Edit and Avid Media Composer Certifications.

Bill has also contributed to the following publications: Technical Editor, Apple Pro Training Series: Logic Pro 8 and Logic Express 8 by David Nahmani. 
Quality Control Editor, Apple Pro Training Series: Advanced Logic Pro 7 by David Dvorin.

New Free Tutorials Posted for Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic and Live

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

We have posted some free Frequently Asked Questions for Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic and Live. Check them out and other great tutorials in our Tips and Techniques section. There’s more to come so subscribe to OBEDIA’s RSS to get all the latest updates. Take it further with a single call to one our experts standing by to help you any time day or night. If you are new to OBEDIA make sure to take advantage of our Free trial day coming up this Saturday, May 31st. Click here for more details.