Introduction to Ableton Live
Course 5 - Arrangement view: configuration, editing, recording and render: Editing in Array View
By Cristóbal Saavedra , Music producer
Joined May 2019
About the video: Editing in Array View
Overview
“In this lesson we will learn to divide and consolidate [i] clips [/ i], freeze and flatten tracks. Also many features such as recording MIDI in arrangement view, copy, cut, paste, duplicate, copy time ... and. much more! ”
In this video lesson Cristóbal Saavedra addresses the topic: Editing in Array View, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 5 - Arrangement view: configuration, editing, recording and render. Learn to improve and export your final projects.
Partial transcription of the video
“COURSE ABLETON 5 LESSON 3 Edit in fix view In this lesson I will teach you the necessary tools to edit in the Arrangement view, its functionalities and how to use them. I show you. Arrangement view clips are independent of those in the Session view. If you click on one of them, you can see the clip and you can edit whatever you want. The only tab that doesn't appear is the Launch tab, since it corresponds to the Session view. In this case we have worked with many loops. How do we know this? Because the clip presents, in its upper part, some indicators that determine the start and end point ...”
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Course summary for: Course 5 - Arrangement view: configuration, editing, recording and render
Cristóbal Saavedra
By Cristóbal Saavedra
Music producer and sound designer specialized in electronic music. Under the pseudonym Equipo, he released 10 albums, as well as compilations, remixes, and collaborations. He also worked on various production and mastering projects.
At the same time, he performs musical composition and interpretation work for the performing arts and as a sound technician for the shows with which he collaborates, presenting them regularly throughout the world.
For more than 10 years he has been dedicated to teaching, conducting music production courses in a digital environment: software, technique and theory. He has taught Ableton Live courses since 2006 and has used the program since its first version in 2001.
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