World of Sound: Explore Live 11’s Inspired by Nature Devices
ELPHNT shows us around the key features in Live 11’s Inspired by Nature devices.
ELPHNT shows us around the key features in Live 11’s Inspired by Nature devices.
Arushi Jain, formerly known as OSE, describes how she mixes Hindustani classical music, modular synths, her voice and Ableton Live
Lo-fi beats artist Arbour reflects on his musical development, production process and influences. Free sample pack included.
Ableton Live 11 will be available for download on February 23, 2021.
In a conversation recorded at Loop 2017, Goldie discusses the narratives, personal histories, and aesthetic concerns that have shaped his work throughout the years.
We look back on some of the best articles, tutorials and videos we shared in 2020
Experimental duo Matmos have created a sample pack from the work of Bogusław Schaeffer recorded at Polish Radio Experimental Studios in the 60s and 70s.
Learn about two of Live 11’s new devices – Spectral Time and Spectral Resonator. Ableton developers delve into FFT and share some ways to use the effects.
Stay inspired with five performances from past Loop events – featuring Binkbeats, Chagall, Juana Molina, Lafawndah & Kaki King
Find out what’s new in the Live 11 release. See the new features, devices and improvements in action in a highlights video.
Australian artist Gordi reveals the process behind her second album, Our Two Skins
Prodigious talent Justus West balances restless creativity and business as an in-demand beatmaker
Modern soul artist Liv.e shares insight into her musical evolution and creative process
World-conquering beatsmith Knxwledge opens up about his working practices and relentless productivity
Detroit techno innovator DJ Bone reflects on the evolution of his studio practice over the past 25 years.
Watch a tutorial video that shows off the wide range of sounds that can be made in Collision
Experimental soul band WONK discuss how Live helps them perform beyond the linear timeline as a musical instrument, touching on potential lighting and visual control.
See how Bad Snacks slices up live takes from her electric violin and works with lo-fi effects processing to make a warm and melodious house track.