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Ableton Live 9: Programming Beats

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

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Ableton Live Courses Music Production Courses Sequencing Courses Beat Making Courses

Course Description

Overview

Learn how to make beats for house, dubstep, drum and bass, juke, trap, and hip-hop tracks, with Ableton Live.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
  • What you should know before watching this course
  • Using the exercise files
1. Basic Rhythmic Theory
  • How to count music
  • Note divisions
  • Triplet notes and swing
  • Using a piano roll
  • Drum elements
2. House Beat
  • Choosing the right tempo and samples for house
  • Sequencing the kick, snare, and hats for a house beat
  • Adding extra percussion sounds for house
3. Dubstep Beat
  • Choosing the right tempo and samples for dubstep
  • Sequencing the kick, snare, and rides
  • Adding extra percussion sounds
4. Drum-and-Bass Beat
  • Choosing the right tempo and samples for drum and bass
  • Sequencing the kick, snare, and hats
  • Adding breaks
5. Trap Beat
  • Choosing the right tempo and samples for trap
  • Sequencing the kick, snare, and cymbals for a trap beat
  • Adding hats to a trap beat
6. Juke/Footwork Beat
  • Choosing the right tempo and samples for juke
  • Sequencing the kick, snare, and hats for juke beats
  • Adding sounds and extra percussion sounds to juke
7. Hip-Hop Beat
  • Choosing the right tempo and samples for hip-hop
  • Sequencing the kick, snare, and hats in hip-hop
  • Adding extra percussion sounds to a hip-hop beat
8. Mixing Beats
  • Adjusting levels and panning
  • Using an EQ on the drums
  • Adding reverb
  • Parallel compression
Conclusion
  • What's next?

Taught by

Yeuda Ben-Atar

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