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| + | This project is a launchpad performance of a trance-style track I produced. It utilized Ableton Live’s Session View and its direct integration with the Novation Launchpad. The track utilizes original sound design; all synth sounds were designed by me in Serum. All samples used, kick, clap, and hi-hats were heavily processed with various effects such as compression, saturation, reverb, delay, and EQ. The mastering plugin Ozone 8 was used for the EQ’ing and some rudimentary mastering. | ||
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| + | Attached is an audio recording of the live performance I did, and an image of the launchpad and Live's Session View. | ||
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| + | Out of this project I learned that Session View is actually really useful, because of it's ability as a live performance tool. I am planning to experiment with using Session View to produce my tracks, and performing them in combination with the launchpad and a more standard MIDI keyboard. I can the record the performance into Live's Arrangement View, which I was what I did when I performed the track in class, and that is the recording uploaded here. | ||
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| + | [[File:Final_Project_Ableton_Session.PNG|frameless|This is the Ableton Live Set in Session View with all the clips I used to perform the track]][[File:Launchpad.jpeg|frameless|Launchpad when connected to Live]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:59, 10 October 2019
This project is a launchpad performance of a trance-style track I produced. It utilized Ableton Live’s Session View and its direct integration with the Novation Launchpad. The track utilizes original sound design; all synth sounds were designed by me in Serum. All samples used, kick, clap, and hi-hats were heavily processed with various effects such as compression, saturation, reverb, delay, and EQ. The mastering plugin Ozone 8 was used for the EQ’ing and some rudimentary mastering.
Attached is an audio recording of the live performance I did, and an image of the launchpad and Live's Session View.
Out of this project I learned that Session View is actually really useful, because of it's ability as a live performance tool. I am planning to experiment with using Session View to produce my tracks, and performing them in combination with the launchpad and a more standard MIDI keyboard. I can the record the performance into Live's Arrangement View, which I was what I did when I performed the track in class, and that is the recording uploaded here.
