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hardcorehousefan
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 Posted: Wed, 14 May, 2008 13:29 Post subject: Ableton Live |
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| I'm new to this program. I'm having a problem right about now. Those margins that is being used as the default are spaced way too far apart and I would like to move them closer together but I cant figure this out. any help and suggestions would be great. thanks. |
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Anthony Paul
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| Posted: Wed, 14 May, 2008 18:20 Post subject: |
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Put your cursor on the graph and right click if you're on PC...
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control+click if you're on MAC.
This will bring up a window where you can choose the spacing between the grid.
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| Posted: Wed, 14 May, 2008 19:58 Post subject: |
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| o ok thanks anthony |
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| Posted: Wed, 14 May, 2008 21:57 Post subject: |
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| Ok now I want mess around with the sounds, how do I go about doing this with my master and changing the sound file that I have on the grid? With the horizontal part I have switched some things on my drum and reversed and everything and its sound wont change at all. Help me out please |
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This would be in the audio effects tab located on the left.
It should be the second option down and it looks like a window (or a square with a line through the top of it).
If you click on that you will get a few folders. One of them is called "Audio Effects".
Just start experimenting with all the effects. A good thing to start out with is an auto filter. Just double click on the word auto filter (instead of using the drop down arrow) and it will add the filter to whatever channel you have selected.
If you are working on a synth or a vocal or whatever, use the following:
There are 4 options on the left side in the middle. Click on the second one from the left. Its the picture of a line starting on the bottom left and going up and then curving to the right.
This will make the sample practically go away. If you click on the yellow circle, use the arrow keys on your keyboard and tap the left arrow. You will hear the sound filter in. Stop pressing the left arrow when the sample sounds like it did prior too. What this does is take out the lower end frequencies so that the sample doesnt clash with the bass kick, bass line, or any other low sound(s).
Anyways, just mess around with all those effects. You can even put the same effect on a sample a couple times or more to make it sound wierder/cooler.
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