Hey everyone, this is a track I just released. It's house music. Made completely within Ableton. Just want some general feedback on the sound design and production. I've had good feedback from some individuals already, but I'm always open to hear about new ways to improve!

https://alpinemusic.bandcamp.com/track/paradise

Hey everyone, I got tired of managing messy project histories, and not being able to see changes other producers made to my projects when collaborating, so I built DAWA.studio (.als integration).

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Right now, I’m looking for 3–5 Ableton producers to jump into a 60-day testing group. You just drag and drop your .ALS project files to stress-test the pipeline.

I’d love to get your thoughts, feel free to shoot me a DM or signup at dawa.studio any feedback is greatly appreciated!

New track, new video. Made in Ableton with Videosync. NO AI! Thanks for watching.

Hypnotic Techno 140 bpm / Last Update: 200726

This template can be used as a starting point for new tracks, but it’s also useful if you want to understand how I organize my sessions inside Ableton Live 12.3 Suite.

Hey folks,

Here is my last track,

Made only with Ableton stock plugin and my guitar.

Tell me what you think can be improved.

Continuing my explorations in making dark electronic music with paired reactive visuals in Ableton Live. Loving this process and it's really keeping me motivated to finish tracks.

For the video elements of this one I recycled some footage I shot for my music video NEVERBORN and mixed it together with some great old public domain footage I found on the Prelinger Archive.

This track paints a picture of a cozy lake and the surrounding nature gently awakening to the glory of early dawn. As the rising sun casts a triumphant glow, creating a contrast of brilliance and deep shadow, a quiet village by the lakeside is peacefully situated within this scenery. Set against a slow downtempo beat, the warm and grounding tones of the horn drift like clear clouds across a blue sky, offering the listener a sense of profound morning tranquility and the humble, comforting embrace of nature.
Link in my bio.

so ive been producing since around march last year and i just want to get feedback on this beat ive just made to see if im around where i should be in producing, so any feedback or tips would be great!

https://reddit.com/link/1uun1l2/video/mk41eciebuch1/player

This is the work I put the most effort into sound design detail and experimental concept.

Looking for feedback on how I can make the live performance of my music more interesting. I'm controlling all layers and samples from the Push 2 and control fx on each instrument layer using the Novation Launchcontrol XL (also gain control). What can I be doing to incorporate the Push 2 more into the performance? At the moment it's acting as a BPM and live arrangement mix control. I've got everything set with a 1 bar entry.

Something I've been trying to figure out is live looping on the fly. I'd love to be able to group 5 channels and set them to loop like you would on a CDJ. At the moment I have to preset how much of the song I want to loop ahead of time and basically plot out the whole live set.

Also those who are interested and want to ask about the current setup let me know and I'll answer any of your questions.

The song started out on an acoustic guitar. The melody and pick pattern are folkish. The guitar recorded here is an electric guitar run through Ableton's amp and cab sims, with a bit of Chorus-Ensamble and delay in the background. I really enjoyed the effect.

Using wavetable, I droned out the chord changes to give everything space to float. And I just love the earthiness of the upright bass, giving the spacey character something to root onto.

Anyway, hope you guys give me a listen and helpful feedback. Thanks!

All visuals created with stock footage and/or my own footage, effects and editing programmed with and VJ'ed on a live take by me with Videosync in Ableton Live. If you don't know about Videosync, check it out! For this one I used public domain footage from the Prelinger Archives along with a splash of stock footage for the zombie composites.

Lots going on, but the primary things are midi from the drum rack triggering the dancing girl (this is on crossfade group A). The witch doctor stuff is being fed by the midi for the bass line, and that is set to crossfade group B. I have midi expression modulators on each of these set to random, and they are changing the start position of the video playback. The overlays of the creepy zombies are controlled by manually inputted midi triggers, with modulation set to video feedback as they come on and disappear.

Industrial? Dark Electronic? Help me please with figuring out my genre.

Hate that it feels necessary to put up the disclaimer "NO AI", but these are the times we live in. So, NO AI.

New House/Techno type track…leaning more Techno this time.

Have Fun

Appreciate any feedback on arrangement/mix, thanks!

*Taken onboard some more feedback - increased BPM to 124 / added risers and ad libs plus some FX on the percussion

Pls let me know some critiques, trying to get better

title

https://youtu.be/77gf0uai2GU

If you have a few moments, I’d appreciate it if you’d give the track "DAISY" a listen, And leave me your rating.
Bpm : 122
Key A#major

I would be very grateful to you :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWJNov4tpWw