Using MPE in Live 11 – No controller necessary!

Here’s a bonus Ableton Live 11 tutorial from Rob Jones looking at the new MPE features. More Free Live 11 Tutorials Here: https://www.producertech.com/blog/ableton-live-11-free-tutorials What is MPE? MPE is a new specification based on MIDI, the universal protocol for electronic music. MPE allows digital instruments to behave more like acoustic instruments in terms of spontaneous, polyphonic sound control. So players modulate parameters like timbre, pitch, and amplitude — all at the same time. You may have seen controllers like the squidgy Seaboard where players can not only manipulate the keys traditionally but also in new, more tactile ways in order to create a new playing experience. ABLETON LIVE 11 NOW SUPPORTS MPE! But you don’t need an MPE controller to take advantage of this awesome new feature… In this clip taken from a recent live stream for our members, Rob explains how! BECOME A PT MEMBER Get exclusive live streams and learn to make music with the best producers and tutors online: https://www.producertech.com/producertech-all-access-membership Looking for a comprehensive Ableton Live course for beginners? Learn how to use the DAW from setup to building a track from scratch with Rob Jone as your guide: https://www.producertech.com/ableton-…​ ABOUT PRODUCERTECH Producertech first formed in 2009 with the launch of our first website Live Courses, featuring Ableton Live courses by certified trainer Rob Jones. After many subsequent websites and courses, we now have a single online school with a wide range of titles on most major software and areas of music production. Our mission is to deliver high quality and easy to follow tutorials that teach how to make electronic music in any style, brought to you by the best producers and instructors from around the world. CONNECT WITH US Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Producertech​​… Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/producertech/​​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Producertech​​ Website: https://www.producertech.com/