Arranging in Live 9 1.0

This course could be called: "Get All The Deepest Super-cool Ableton Live Arranging Tips Ever Assembled!" Seriously, this course – by Bill Burgess – will rock your Ableton Live 9 world!
Bill Burgess’ Ableton Live knowledge is deep. His creative approach to music and arranging reminds us that with a little effort, we can expand our knowledge-base and apply more and more unconventional arranging techniques to our own music making. In this course, he shares his visionary techniques to inspire us to dig even deeper into our Ableton Live compositional toolboxes.

In his humorous and offbeat manner, Bill takes us on a journey through Live’s standard and more
innovative arranging techniques. This awesome journey sparks our creativity and encourages us to explore our sonic imaginations. By watching this course, you get the chance to see how a master arranger/producer deploys the power of Ableton Live. As a result, this will help propel your music making craft to new and revolutionary heights!

Table of Contents:

1. Arrangement Quick Start
2. Window Navigation
3. The Transport
4. The Grid For Song Form
5. The Loop Brace
6. Track Navigation
7. Locators & Info Text
8. Changing Time Signatures
9. Splitting Clips
10. Clip & Cross Fades
11. Consolidating Clips
12. Slipping Clips
13. Consolidating to Scenes
14. Recording Variations
15. Three Ways to Update Clips
16. Cut & Paste Tricks
17. Time Based Cut & Paste Commands
18. Editing Automation
19. Building Rhythmic Riser Patterns
20. MIDI Based Pitch Bend Risers
21. Recording Clip Based Automation
22. Over Dubbing Clip Automation
23. Building Tension Using Modulation
24. Transferring Automation Between Clips
25. Mapping Third Party Plugins
26. Un-Linking; Live’s Best Kept Secret
27. Working The Deep Side of Automation
28. Optimize Your Disk & CPU
29. Creating Balance & Cohesion With Groups
30. Correcting Phase Problems With Utility
31. Correcting Frequency Overlap With Spectrum & EQ8 Au...
32. Creating Wider Tracks Using LR Mode
33. Creating a Sense of Depth & Space
34. Adding a Sense of Place With Grit & Grime
35. Pre-Mastering, Noise Shaping and Dithering
36. Creating "Mastered for iTunes" Mixes
37. Keeping Track of Project Files & Live Packs
38. Working With Video