Using Zones In Ableton’s Sampler To Make Multi-Sampled Presets – With Rob Jones
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Producer, and Producertech clinician takes us through some useful steps when setting up velocity zones in Ableton sampler, to create multi-sampled presets.
This video is taken from an example module of the new Producertech course: Complete Guide To Sampling In Live By Rob Jones (http://bit.ly/1DYqvq0).
About ‘Complete Guide To Sampling In Live’ Course By Rob Jones
Unlock the awesome potential of sampling in Ableton Live with this new course from Producertech’s Senior Tutor Rob Jones. Featuring a thorough breakdown of the monstrously powerful Sampler Suite Instrument, the lessons take you through every aspect of this hugely flexible device.
Packed full of inspirational examples, detailed commentary and a massive variety of sounds, the modules will ignite your enthusiasm for this superb tool, whilst giving you a complete understanding of how to utilise its vast audio-manipulating abilities to create your own basses, leads, FX, vocals and more! Plus, there are 12 Bonus Sampler Kits (172 Samples) from various Loopmasters packs to play with along the way.
Alongside the streamed video lessons, accessible on the full range of devices, students can also download comprehensive written notes that accompany each module, featuring clear explanations to aid with the learning process.
With feedback and assistance always available on the Producertech forum, this course will truly take your sampling abilities to the next level. Check the free excerpt embedded below for an example of the course content now!
For more information about the course visit here: http://bit.ly/1DYqvq0
Enjoy!
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