Here are some links to some great Ableton templates! Each set contains templates created by professional artists and is sourced from the Ableton free download section of their official website. These videos are Ableton Live tutorials that will help you get started with Ableton.
These Ableton tips will help streamline your music production. Each link has tons of useful tricks to make things easier while creation music. Get to know these shortcuts to move things along faster. Learning these shortcuts will help you make music faster and with less hassle. With Hip Hop Drums, The Loop Loft presents a collection of breaks and single-shot sounds with the same timeless feel as the classics.
The core of Hip Hop Drums is a series of six breaks, with up to 50 variations of each main beat, plus bonus loops featuring solo percussion. Use the break variations to build your own series of fills and alternate patterns, or check out the included Construction Kits for evolving loops and effect presets. Each kick, hi-hat, snare, cymbal, bell, bongo and other percussion instrument from each break has also been individually sampled and assembled into ready-made Drum Racks for banging out your own patterns.
That leaves the possibility, mentioned above, that exporting MIDI files from Logic and importing them into Live will combine events from different channels. Make sure there are no audio tracks holding audio clips within the import range because they will block the MIDI clip that would otherwise be placed there and, in Arrangement view, will also stop the import at that point. You can avoid such conflicts by dropping the imported clips after the last Live track in your Set, thereby creating a new MIDI track for each clip.
Live adds empty space at the beginning of each imported clip to make that happen, thereby ensuring that all MIDI events retain their relative position. The clips were then copied to Session View to create new drum Scenes bottom. This is very useful when you want to mix and match kit-piece patterns from several drum tracks or from shorter segments of a long drum track.
Realistic drum patterns use only a few kit pieces, so extracting their Chains is not as tedious as it might sound. You can then select the Consolidated clips and drag them to Session view clip slots as shown in Screen 2 above.
From there, either mix and match kit-piece clips manually or use Follow Actions to mix things up at random.
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