Hi Guys, this is my new youtube Channel www.youtube.com Where i make a lot of Ableton’s Tutorial. I come from italy, but i’ll try to speak in english in some videos. Cheers. Dario Frenda
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Thursday, April 19th, 2012The Drum Setup – 1.1
Saturday, December 31st, 2011
Live @ Tainted Blue is an episodic web series documenting life in a state of the art recording studio in Times Square, New York City. The series features audio technology and music production quick tips from the Tainted Blue team, music performances as well as lifestyle and cultural segments that give you insight into the contemporary music industry community. In this episode of Live @ Tainted Blue, Studio Manager Sax receives a last minute call to book a recording session for a local, three piece NYC band called Ladybug Stingray. Their first task before the band arrives is to setup and mic the drum kit. Sax, Matthew and the rest of the team tackle microphone choice, placement and signal flow to ensure a consistent recording. Learn what microphone’s the team decides on, how they’re used and how Ableton Live is routed and used during the recording process. Learn more about Tainted Blue Studios www.taintedblue.com What microphones do you prefer when recording live instruments?
Video Rating: 4 / 5
heute zeige ich euch wie ihr eine coole kickdrum basteln könnt.- viel spaß dabei…
Steve Duda (BSOD) explains his live DJ Setup at Glow (using Ableton, Nerve, Monome 256, Lemur)
Monday, August 8th, 2011
Steve takes a few minutes after his set at Glow Washington DC to explain his badass Live DJ setup to us in great detail! Its a Glow TV exclusive! (and its in 720 HD) Using Ableton Live connected to a Lemur Touch Screen, he’s able to organize all his tracks by key and play them directly from the original in Ableton. Using the Monome 256, he’s able to remix and add different layers live during a show via the Nerve Drum Machine, which he developed in collaboration with Deadmau5. Check out the details in the video! Learn more about Steve Duda’s Nerve Drum Machine at www.xferrecords.com See the full lineup of performances at Glow DC at www.clubglow.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
