Ableton Tutorial - Bass Line Creation with Auto Pan

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This Ableton Tutorial is the second in a series that will teach how to use all of the audio effects available in Ableton Live.

The tutorials will discuss how each effect works and most importantly provide examples of ways to use them in your tracks.

The Auto Pan device included with Ableton is a very simple device but can be applied in various ways to achieve initially unexpected results.

The Auto Pan is used initially to demonstrate ways to add stereo width and movement to a synth part . The same technique can also be employed when working with pad sounds.

The second demonstration involves creating a rack containing several Auto Pan's acting as tremelos in order to pump a sine wave and create a rhythmic, pulsating bass line. The sound is then pushed through the dynamic tube device to add harmonics to the loudest parts of the signal.

The next Ableton Live tutorial will cover the Beat Repeat effect.

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[diazalx]

what is your preset on the instrument rack, to make that glichy dark sound ? pls respond asap, great tutorial ! thx

[QuantizeCourses]

@diazalx Hi, the sound was designed from the ground up, no preset i'm afraid :-)

[grenadezeroone]

@QuantizeCourses I don't see the ground up preset, what folder can I find it in?

[QuantizeCourses]

@grenadezeroone Deisgned from the ground up is a saying :-) ie it was designed starting without a preset.

[MrTeejeehook]

Great videos well explained very professional. 10/10

[xeonace]

great video, carry on!

[zogstarr]

Awesome :))

[Jeka18137]

You are proffessional

[grenadezeroone]

@QuantizeCourses haha i know, jus trollin. lol

[MrRidisc]

and thanks for the videos ;) been using your tricks a lot!!

[MrRidisc]

good trick!!! but i just saw your video called ''Ableton Tutorial Creating A Build With Reverb Freeze QC'' that bass line is SICK!!!!!!! would apreciate so much (i'm shure more people would aswell) if you could explain it!!!

[Sheeeeepies1]

So cool! Great toutorial Thanx :) <B