I have a paid course for those of you who want to take this whole "making music" thing to the next level. Here's a free sample of the course if you're interested: https://www.completeproducerpro.com/r...

I've spent the last decade using Ableton to make all of my music, and all of the music for my clients. It's the most user friendly DAW in my opinion and I couldn't recommend it more.

I hope you're able to learn something from the last 10 years of my experience in this program that you can apply to your own workflow.

My hope is that these tips will save you years of learning time because I know if I had this video 10 years ago it would have changed my life.

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Thanks so much for watching and remember to comment any questions as I read all the comments!

0:00 Ableton is life changing
0:43 1.Staying organized
2:26 2. Mixing over mastering
3:17 3. Use delay to widen sounds
4:41 4. Sends and returns
7:33 5. Utilize EQ on effects
8:30 6. Mix as you go
10:42 7. Utilize "audio effects" and "instrument racks"
13:12 8. Use sidechaining
15:36 9. Use OTT
17:36 10. Use Ableton's warp features.