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How to make a melody in Ableton Live Lite
In this tutorial video, we walk through how you can use MIDI and the piano roll to compose your very own melody in Ableton Live Lite.
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Ableton Live
Explore tutorials that take place in Ableton Live and learn about the DAW's unique tools and techniques.
How to make a beat in Ableton Live Lite
In this tutorial video, we walk through how you can build a Drum Rack to sequence your very own beat in Ableton Live Lite.
Get acquainted with Ableton Live Lite and Splice Sounds
In this tutorial video, we start from the very beginning: installing our DAW and sounds library.
Get started with making music in Ableton Live Lite
Your first track starts here – learn the tools, techniques, and music theory needed to create an original song from start to finish.
How to make a ‘Dictionary.com type beat’
In this tutorial video, we take audio recordings of various words from Dictionary.com and flip them into drums, melodies, synths, and more.
How to make a nu-disco track in 10 minutes
Get a firsthand look into the basics of creating nu-disco drum grooves, melodies, and basslines in Ableton.
5 advanced sample manipulation techniques in Ableton Live
We explore five of the many ways you can use sample manipulation to transform and reimagine your sounds in Ableton Live.
How to make your own multi-sample instrument (free kalimba included)
In this tutorial, we walk though how anyone can make their own multi-sample instrument, using a kalimba to demonstrate.
How to make a beat using only one sample (free stems and project file included)
We take the age-old phrase "less is more" to new heights by demonstrating how you can create an entire beat using nothing but one sample.
6 ways to optimize your CPU when working in the DAW
Let's explore a few common tactics and best practices for reducing your CPU’s workload.
Making a beat at 20 BPM (free stems and MIDI files included)
In this video, we explore how we might go about producing a track at a gentle (to say the least) 20 BPM.
How to make a synth pad using your own voice (free preset included)
Even if you're not a vocalist, your voice can still be used as a powerful sampler instrument.