Create Lo-Fi Beats with Ableton Live and Push

Drums

A course by JNTHN STEIN , Musician and Composer

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2,782 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Drums

Overview

“Now we'll move to learning how to play drums with a drum rack on Ableton Push. You'll see as well how to sequence beats with the step sequencer.”

In this video lesson JNTHN STEIN addresses the topic: Drums, which is part of the Domestika online course: Create Lo-Fi Beats with Ableton Live and Push. Build, arrange and edit a chilled, lo-fi beat that combines the key elements of musical composition.

Partial transcription of the video

“Drums In this lesson, we'll go deeper into our drums, making them sound exactly the way we want to and mixing them, getting the levels right with them. Also, playing beats with our fingers on the Push, and step sequencing and composing beats on the grid. Let's check this out. I'll select my drum channel right here. If you tap it an extra time, it'll expand and show you the different drum sounds, each one right here. It corresponds to these three pads. We got the kick, the snare, and the hat. First, since I'm into colors, I'll change the colors by holding Shift, touching each of these drum p...”

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Course summary for: Create Lo-Fi Beats with Ableton Live and Push

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (72)
2782 students
4 units
16 lessons (2h 21m)
4 downloads

Category
Music & Audio
Software
Ableton Live
Areas
Music, Music Production

JNTHN STEIN

A course by JNTHN STEIN

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Musician and Composer

Charles Jacques, also known as JNTHN STEIN, is a Los Angeles-based musician from Oakland, California. Growing up, he was influenced by his artistic parents as well as the culturally diverse hip-hop scene he was surrounded by and has used music as a creative outlet since his teens.

Charles sees music as a lifestyle, not just a career, and, as a songwriter, recording artist, and producer, he’s released hundreds of songs on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Soundcloud, and Bandcamp. His music has been streamed millions of times across the world and, alongside creating music of his own, Charles teaches others how to do the same.