| Live, Beginner Level - DVD Video
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Item 1850283EX, $39.95
Experience the creative power of Abelton Live 6! Ableton Live 6 is an amazing tool for music creation and audio production, designed to give you more fun and less hassle when recording and composing on your computer. Live 6 allows you to do more than just record; it's a great tool for songwriting, producing, remixing, and even live DJing. However, learning to get around on Live 6 is a little different from using the typical DAW application you might be used to, and that's where this new DVD from BCI Media and Hal Leonard comes into play. When you decide to step into the world of music production with Ableton Live, it really helps to have a hand learning all of the new ways this software allows you to work, and with this DVD, you'll be making music faster using Ableton Live. You'll learn to master using the Session View window in Live and understand the concepts of working in cells with loops, recordings, MIDI files, a complete song, or any other musical element. You'll learn to get around quickly using the more traditional Arrangement View window, where you'll get expert knowledge of timeline-based appproaches to recording, MIDI sequencing, arranging, editing, and other music production tasks. 120 minutes.
Format: DVD
Series: DVD
Format: DVD
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Estimated Performance Time: 120:00
Publisher: "Live, Beginner Level - DVD Video" was published by BCI Media LLC.
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