OR you just drop a utility plug, or something else with master volume fader in it and automate that. I solved the problem like this, because i hate to jump to the envelop than back.. again and again, and the mixers volume fader doesnt harmed at all.
ight soo im an upcoming dubstep artist. ive heard in a few tracks how the m.b.l modulated bassline or wobble and drumpattern fades in i wanna make a tune with that involved do you think this could work?
@AbstractRecords You can do it that way, but notice how i said the "easiest" way to do it :) The only reason I would recommend that method is if you are working on a laptop, or low CPU / RAM system that can't handle alot of automation. Otherwise it is good to keep all the functionality of your midi, without have to go back and change something, re-bounce it, and re-fade the audio.
Thanks for this tutorial.
FunnyVideoCollector 1 month ago
OR you just drop a utility plug, or something else with master volume fader in it and automate that. I solved the problem like this, because i hate to jump to the envelop than back.. again and again, and the mixers volume fader doesnt harmed at all.
Just an other tip for you guys!
parkettasag 2 months ago 3
@parkettasag This also works too! I totally forgot about this, i usually drop an EQ8 for it and use the output volume if i need to.
ZilosMusic 2 months ago
These are really helpful, thanks man
shortpocketsmusic 2 months ago
ight soo im an upcoming dubstep artist. ive heard in a few tracks how the m.b.l modulated bassline or wobble and drumpattern fades in i wanna make a tune with that involved do you think this could work?
rico94ify 3 months ago
Ur tutes are the best mate. I've learnt so much about ableton live simply from viewing ur videos.
brucestrauss 6 months ago
Or you can bounce midi to an audio channel and then fade :p
also make a video about mixing and mastering and doing a proper mixdown, im interested to hear what u have to say
AbstractRecords 7 months ago
@AbstractRecords You can do it that way, but notice how i said the "easiest" way to do it :) The only reason I would recommend that method is if you are working on a laptop, or low CPU / RAM system that can't handle alot of automation. Otherwise it is good to keep all the functionality of your midi, without have to go back and change something, re-bounce it, and re-fade the audio.
ZilosMusic 7 months ago