- ABLETON LIVE. HOW TO
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- ABLETON LIVE. PROFESSIONAL
ABLETON LIVE. SKIN
This replicates the sound of the beater hitting the skin on an acoustic kick drum. Kicks usually have a pitch drop as part of their attack. Raise the Envelope Amt dial to around 2 o’clock so there’s a slight bump in the frequencies as the kick hits. We can bring resonance down all the way as well. Kicks don’t need to be bright so let’s turn down the Cutoff to halfway. Of the four available – triangle, sawtooth, square and pulse – the triangle has the least amount of harmonics and is the most kick-like. On Oscillator 1, turn the Octave switch to 32’ for that low bass and choose the triangle waveform. We only need one so turn down Oscillator 2 in the Mixer.
ABLETON LIVE. PATCH
As the Grandmother only has one envelope (normalled, or hard-wired, to the VCA and filter), we’ll need to use a patch cable to route it to the oscillator. The key to synthesizing a kick is using a pitch envelope.
We want to make a short, tight kick that works in a more mellow kind of song.
Here’s our finished track after processing with native Ableton plugins:
ABLETON LIVE. MANUAL
You can find blank patch sheets in the manual for the Grandmother. To save your patches, you can take a picture or do what synthesists in the 1970s did: make a patch sheet.
ABLETON LIVE. HOW TO
If you’re unsure how to route everything up, refer to this piece on working with audio and MIDI. If you’re unfamiliar with the Moog Grandmother, see the run through in our previous tutorial. As always, click any image to see a larger version. We’re using Ableton Live but any DAW will do you. Once those sounds are recording as audio in a DAW, they can then be further manipulated and massaged. First, we’ll patch up some drum sounds, and then move on to bass, lead and a melodic drone. Today, we’re using a Dark Series edition Grandmother to create the building blocks for a Boards Of Canada-style ambient track. Sure, it’s a monosynth, which limits it to a single note at a time, but ol’ Grandma is semi-modular, meaning that her signal path can be disrupted and rerouted, enabling all kinds of synthesis possibilities. This is decidedly not the case with Moog’s Grandmother. They’re great for bass and leads and the occasional whooshy effect but for wildly deep synthesis, we’re more likely to turn to an all-singing all-dancing modern poly. We don’t often think of monosynths as being flexible. We use a Dark Series edition Grandmother to create a Boards Of Canada-style ambient track in Ableton Live. It does not store any personal data.The Moog Grandmother is surprisingly flexible for a two-oscillator monosynth. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin.
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ABLETON LIVE. PROFESSIONAL
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