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Ableton mixing in the box smexoscope generator#
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Hihats: Hats or anything that is regular in your group and an important part of your groove could be put in this area.This group can get busy so don’t be afraid to add multiple new channels in the group itself. Percussions: Anything percussive from bongos, claps, snares or percussive synthetic sounds.The macro on that group will help balance it out. Include the multiple layers of your bass (sub/mids), and I’d encourage you to also include anything that is below 200hz such as toms, synth, pads. Bass/Low end: This group is essentially the same thing as kicks, but to be used as the bass.If you balance everything properly, you’ll have beautiful, warm and punchy kicks. I included some sounds from my collection for you and feel free to add more.

Ableton mixing in the box smexoscope generator#

I created another little macro tool to help beef up your kick with a sub generator and a transient enhancer.

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Kick group: This group is made to hold the different layers of your kick(s) the best way to make full range kick is to have up to 3 layers, but that will be handled by the group’s macro tool that uses compression and saturation.First off, grouping your sounds is always a good start. There are many ways you could potentially use a template like this but I’d like to explain a few things to get you started quickly. It’s fun also to put an end to tweaking details and then focus on the mix alone. Yes, it’s a bit more work, but it will also make free up your CPU and make your project ready for a new phase of production.

You could use this template to start producing with if you feel comfortable with it, but I’d encourage you to export stems from a project and then use this template to mix.

Is this template for producing or just mixing? I’m sure he would disagree but underground music isn’t really handled like commercial music is.

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This template looks very close to what pro engineers use like the one Andrew Scheps did for Puremix, but I found Andrew’s template wasn’t really as suitable for electronic music.

Macro tools on each groups and busses to help you tackle tone and potential issues.

1 Reference channel: Where you drop the your reference track.

1 MIXBUS: Where the busses are routed and is actually your pre-master channel.

3 Busses: Low end (Where kick + bass are routed), Percussion, Melodic.

6 Groups: Kick, Bass/low end, Percussions, Hihats, Atmosphere, Melodic.

I’ve noticed that many aspects of mixing are often misunderstood I’ve assembled a starting template that has bundled together many useful tools to deal with basic things – this free Ableton template will be useful for those involved in music making! The template available on this page is aimed specifically at mixing. I’ve put together a free Ableton template after receiving feedback that it was very helpful for many people I’ve worked with.