making Techno In Ableton With Glimpse

Course Outline

Top UK producer Glimpse guides you through how he makes a Techno record, with some amazing insights into how he gets his sound, and great tips on how you can get your music to really stand out and sound professional. Glimpse has a huge list of top ten tracks on labels like Crosstown Rebels and hypercolour behind him and is also a top DJ playing at some of the biggest clubs on the planet like Fabric and Space in Ibiza.

The course was created in Ableton live 8, but students using Live 9 can easily transfer the techniques as its a course about music production techniques and not specific to any version of Ableton.

You also get a free sample pack, with hundreds of samples from Glimpse, Tom Demac, Graeme Lloyd, Sonny Wharton and Punx Soundcheck. This is a must for any producer, looking to see how the top guys work. We have also included over 30 minuites of free tutorials on whats new in Ableton 9.

This course is not a basic course, but is for those of you who already have a good knowledge of music production in Ableton. We have included extra free content at the end of the course, detailing some of the best updates in Ableton 9.

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Course Content

• Lesson 01 - 
  Introduction and Making Your Kick
• Lesson 02 - 
  Field Recordings
• Lesson 03 - 
  Sidechaining
• Lesson 04 - 
  Adding an Audio Clap Sample to Simpler and Recording in to the track
• Lesson 05 - 
  Treating and Colouring the Clap.mov
• Lesson 06 - 
  Getting Your Hats In The Mix and Breathing With The Track
• Lesson 07 - 
  Working with a Sub Bass
• Lesson 08 - 
  Adding a new kick part and working with Simpler
• Lesson 09 - 
  Lets Recap
• Lesson 10 - 
  Getting your melody to sit into the mix
• Lesson 11 - 
  Using FX to add movement to your melody
• Lesson 12 - 
  Adding more movement and texture to the melody
• Lesson 13 - 
  Adding extra percussion and manipulating with FX
• Lesson 14 - 
  Adding a shaker loop
• Lesson 15 - 
  Time for a little mix down
• Lesson 16 - 
  Programming an off beat hat with Impulse
• Lesson 17 - 
  Programming mid range keys with Sylenth
• Lesson 18 - 
  Editing Audio using the volume feature in the clip window
• Lesson 19 - 
  Lets Recap
• Lesson 20 - 
  Busing the kick drums
• Lesson 21 - 
  Busing Hi Hats
• Lesson 22 - 
  Busing Shakers and Rides
• Lesson 23 - 
  Getting variation to the percussion
• Lesson 24 - 
  Getting variation into elements of your track using filters and delays
• Lesson 25 - 
  Busing mid range frequencies and using filters to get variation in the mix
• Lesson 26 - 
  Adding vocals to the mix
• Lesson 27 - 
  Mixing down
• Lesson 28 - 
  Sequencing
• Lesson 29 - 
  lets recap
• Lesson 30 - 
  Getting the mix to breath and making sure everything is bused and sidechained correctly before rendering
• Lesson 31 - 
  Rendering
• Lesson 32 - 
  Mastering and Dynamics
• Lesson 33 - 
  Comparing The Two Waveforms
• Lesson 34 - 
  Looking at the waveform in Peak and gaining the master
• Lesson 35 - 
  Free extra content
• Lesson 36 - 
  Whats New In Ableton 9 - Interface
• Lesson 37 - 
  Whats New In Ableton 9 - MIDI
• Lesson 38 - 
  Whats New In Ableton 9 - Audio
• Lesson 39 - 
  What's New In Ableton 9 - Audio to MIDI