How to Create a Performance Tool Using Ableton Live 9 and Push
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In this free online Ableton Live lesson, Berklee Associate Professor, Berklee Online instructor and Certified Ableton Trainer Loudon Stearns presents an improvisational remix technique for Ableton Live, Push, and Sampler that is reminiscent of vinyl record scratching.
In exploring this technique, you will learn:
building sampled instruments in Ableton's Sampler
building instrument racks and mapping macro controls
using Live's arpeggiator and Push's repeat mode
advanced modulation in Ableton's Sampler
clip editing and launch modes within Ableton Live
advanced note modes in Push
rhythmic performance techniques with Push
using the touch strip on Push
Learn more about Loudon's Ableton courses:
Producing Music with Ableton Live - http://berkonl.in/1MH9Fol
Advanced Music Production with Ableton Live - http://berkonl.in/1WX3wpx
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About Loudon Stearns
Loudon Stearns is an associate professor at Berklee College of Music, a course author and instructor at Berklee Online, and an active media-artist. Within the Contemporary Writing and Production department at Berklee College of Music he prepares students to work as independent composers and producers in a technology-laden music industry. Online, he focuses on the latest electronic music styles and music-technology innovations, showing students how to analyze contemporary styles and use the latest music technology in their own works. An innovator in both education and art, Loudon authored a Massive Open Online Class, "Introduction to Music Production," that has provided high-quality free eduction to hundreds of thousands of students, received an award from the University Professional and Continuing Education Association for "Excellence in Teaching" and received the "Excellence in Media Art" award from the Emerson College Visual and Media Art department.
Holding a Bachelors of Music in Contemporary Writing and Production and Bass Performance from Berklee College of Music, and a Master of Fine Arts in Media Art from Emerson College, Loudon pulls from a broad range of skills in the creation of his own multi-media performances that include live music, projection-mapping, dance, visual art and interactivity. Of particular interest is using the entire world as a performance space by using internet streaming to coordinate numerous performers and audiences on vastly different parts of the globe. The technical and aesthetic challenges of this type of performance are new and exciting and require the sort of broad skill-set that Loudon has developed through his extensive institutional and self education in music, sound, performance, motion graphics, photography, programming, and construction.