Creating background music for your content with multiple loops using Ableton Live 12 + APC 64
What you will learn
Using the APC 64 to play a midi instrument
Using the APC 64 to play a drum kit and change the sounds
Using the APC 64 to play loops
Using the APC 64 to change each track’s volume
Description
In this course I will be sharing what I have learned about using the APC 64 hardware tool with the Ableton Live Intro 12 software to showcase how you can:
- use the APC64 to quickly organize your music production journey to load, play, experiment and choose loops and record them into the track and have the sounds loop while you add on to it.
- choose and load guitar loops
- load drum loops
- Load and add vocal sound clips
- Add string loops
- Use the APC 64’s note mode to play a Midi Instrument.
- Use the launch feature to play multiple loops at the same time
- Use the volume sliders of the APC 64
- Play drum kits using the APC 64 and easily change the sounds on the pads as well.
To conclude, this course is for someone who has a collection of downloaded loops that they really love but has just been collecting dust. You might also be feeling overwhelmed with all the loops that you have collected. In this course, my intention is to provide you with a systematic way to explore and put those guitar, bass, string, drum and vocal loops into use and create nice background music for your content.
English
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Content
Introduction
Over view of the main features I use of the APC 64
Loading Loops on to the Pads of the APC 64
Loading more loops on to the different pads of the APC 64
Recording your creation into the software
Loading, playing drum kits and changing the sounds of the drum kits
Playing an instrument using the APC. 64’s Note mode