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Manipulating Sampled Recordings In Ableton Live With Chris Spero
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Loop+ present award winning producer and remixer Glimpse talking us through some of his preferred techniques for manipulating sampled audio into his Ableton tracks, using auto filters, side-chain compression and reverb FX.
In this tutorial London-based producer Chris Spero, AKA Glimpse shows us how to incorporate audio from his latest sample pack, ‘Found Sounds & Field Recordings’ see here (http://bit.ly/OxmQdp), which offers a unique 500Mb plus collection of groove ready atmospheric audio samples, into Ableton Live. The techniques he discusses here are applicable to almost all DAW platforms.
Check out his sample pack here (http://bit.ly/OxmQdp) – captured and recorded from around the world while on tour, this collection is an excellent resource of organic textures for your productions.
For more information about Glimpse’s releases, tour dates or to book Glimpse please visit: http://www.facebook.com/glimpseofficial
Enjoy!
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