This Pack fully exploits the newly added ability to map all 64 Ableton Push pads to the cells of a Drum Rack. Each of the Pack’s five Drum Racks can be used to create complete tracks entirely on its own or as one element of a broader project.
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Today we’ll be using the Ableton’s drum rack to start making out own beats using one shot samples from the Loopmasters pack. To start, open Ableton Live. This can be any version of Live, from Live Lite all the way up to Suite. Then, go to ‘Drums’, and drag a ‘Drum Rack’ on to an empty MIDI track. Ableton Live Crack is a powerful music production software. It comes with excellent tools to create, edit and record quality instrumental music. These racks were built using only Ableton Live effects and Operator, and combined into instrument racks assigned with useful macros for quick and easy tweaking. Included in this pack you will find 45 instrument racks: 18 Bass racks, 18 Synth racks, 3 FX racks, 6 Drum Hits racks.
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For this Pack, Mad Zach drew on an array of analogue drum machines, synths and outboard processors, and the result is an impressively diverse library of hits, melodic sounds and FX perfectly suited to all electronic styles, from hip-hop and drum ‘n bass to EDM and bass music. Alongside the core drums and percussion, you'll find basses, leads, atmospheres, vocal blips, risers, backspins, breakdowns and more.
Within each Drum Rack, Simpler's free-running LFOs have been employed to provide hit-to-hit variation, while dedicated busses enable multiple sidechain key signals to be applied to any Compressor on any sound, helping to deliver a tight, cohesive mix. Auxiliary reverb and delay chains are also on hand, for dialling in polish and sheen.
With live playability at the top of the agenda, the various sound types are mapped consistently from Drum Rack to Drum Rack, encouraging the development of muscle memory and making it easy to switch between them without the need to adapt your playing style. Similar sounds are grouped, too, so that accidentally (or deliberately) hitting a pad adjacent or close to the one you were aiming at will usually trigger something from the same sonic family.
Also included with 64 Pad Lab is a short series of Lessons on the art of finger drumming by Mad Zach himself.
64 Pad Lab is a must-have for owners of Push, in particular, but no Live user should miss out on this essential freebie.
Beginning with his now-classic “Warm Leatherette/T.V.O.D.” single (as The Normal), Daniel Miller and the Mute label have been at the cutting-edge of electronic music for almost 35 years. Singular artists such as DAF, Fad Gadget, Depeche Mode, and Erasure began their careers at Mute and pioneers such as Can and Cabaret Voltaire enjoy their canonical status in no small part thanks to Daniel Miller’s expert curatorship of their archives.
Ever the inquisitive experimentalist, Daniel Miller continues to produce with a finely honed ear, merging the best of analog synthesis with new music technology that provides the creative immediacy he demands. Made in collaboration with the Flatpack sound design team, DM ARP 2600 Drums delivers a large selection of drum and percussion patches created with Daniel Miller’s own ARP 2600 modular analog synthesizer. Carefully sampled and programmed, this free Live Pack delivers Drum Rack Instruments with Daniel Miller’s characteristic touch.
DM ARP 2600 Drums includes Macro controls to quickly and intuitively alter the overall sound of each kit as well as individual characteristics of the kick and snare sounds. Further customization of individual sounds as well as of effects and presets can be accessed via the Drum Rack’s Chain and Device buttons. A detailed walk-through of all the customization options can be accessed via Help View in Live’s main menu.