Ableton Tutorial: Making a Custom Audio Effects Rack for Live DJ Sets.

[GettingHyphy]

damn dude this is a good tutorial. thanks a lot

[WLherman]

thanks a lot. Nice and easy tutorial. Cheers

[AnthonyLeedom]

Making the first three racks into chains in one rack significantly cleans things up, the way it is done here is how it had to be done before live 6 for the most part.

[yuansongyuansong]

thanks man, it's really helpful.

[XPSRoca]

nice vid.. thanks dude ;)

[pdaigletuttle]

'Hit me up with your dope audio effects rack, let me know what you're doing with all this sweet knowledge i'm dropping on you' haha this dude is full of love, the way it should be

[flogbag]

Thanks dude. I'm gonna 'Go Ahead' and make one!

[Th3Kr4KeN]

Where's your site??? Lol

btw you should set max to 127 not 126

[mytube18301]

Josh - WTF is THIS?! I tell you what it is .. a nice tutorial my man .. NICELY done bro .. I'd like to see the ffkn single TARD that disliked this video .. the punk ass! Nice bro - keep up the great work!

[JoshuaCasper22]

@mytube18301 Now that's the type of comment I enjoy seeing!! Thanks!!

[jbpuffbuff]

@JoshuaCasper22 i second mytube up there, thanks for the simple tutorial



[shckwav]

@mytube18301

Agreed! This was what was looking for.

Also grats on the APC40, Josh. I'm a lucky owner also.;)

[leolodreamland]

do you live in a box?

[JoshuaCasper22]

@leolodreamland HAHA, i recorded the audio through my laptop speakers... low-quity for sure... i hope you were still able to follow the tutorial and learn some things!!

[leolodreamland]

@JoshuaCasper22 yeah learning all the time. was trying to get four different chains set up then being able to turn them on and off using one of four midi notes...

[ihopeyouredone]

Cheers, great help!

[soseugs]

thank you. real easy to follow.

[afropick8]

Great vid man thanks!

[thejezereck]

great vid man thanks!

[MrsGracyCullen101]

what screenrecorder is that???????? does it work for macs?

[danlar84]

thanks josh! i'm able to make effects racks now and your vid was super easy to follow! thumbs up!

[djchino3]

thanks JC, really appreciate the tut. Helped me out alot. Now I just need to find some good effects to fill the rack. I too have the APC and it's been collecting dust since March. Time to wipe it down. Once again thanks.

[jsmitty5950]

is this video done with the full version of Ableton live 8 and not the intro version?

[JoshuaCasper22]

@jsmitty5950 this is done in a full version of Live 7

[Fence4Life]

@8:22

When your in your live set, sometimes things get complicated.... HAHA Random Deadmau5 joke

[csext]

why not just make it all in one audio rack?

[JoshuaCasper22]

@csext it is all in one rack!! As far as the set-up, I find this the best way to stay organized.

[brucekx]

@JoshuaCasper22 No. You created 3 audio racks, then added a 4th, then mapped each audio rack to a macro in your 4th. Whatever works for you. Just a little messy IMO. Also, at one point in your video, you were unsure how reverse the values of your macro. In 'map mode' right click the map, then select 'invert range'. Take it easy!

[thebigkitty]

Great job, man!

[cutraw]

nice tutorial JC... if you want to switch the frequency macro knob direction:

set the ''Device On'' Min value to 1 and the Max value to 127

then set the ''Frequency'' Min to 19.9 kHz and Max to 20 Hz or whatever you want...

[ilikes2party]

Great video! Do you midi map anything on your apc40 or do you leave it as is out of the box? Just curious. Thanks for the vids!

[exalite]

thanks bro

[theHappyViking]

Great tutorial! I went from not knowing how they work, to getting it completely.