Create music in real time, on stage, or while producing in the studio, with Ableton Live 10. In this course, music professor Rick Schmunk shows how to compose, record, remix, improvise, produce, and edit your musical ideas using this powerful software.

Get familiar with the Live interface, learn how to set up your audio and MIDI hardware, and explore how to create a Live set. Plus, discover how to record and edit both MIDI and audio, shape the sound of your projects by applying effects to your tracks, warp audio, and much more.

Select the MPC Plug-in as your instrument and press Add Track. The MPC Plug-in will then launch in your Cubase Session. Mapping the Transport Controls. Cubase uses.xml files to map controls like the transport to their software. Mac 40gbe. We have a pre-configured.xml file prepared to help you quickly the sync the MPC Touch transport with Cubase. Iit pave software. The midi file that the MPCs are based on must live permanently in your autoload if you want them to always show in the Quantize menu. That's the way 'make groove template' works. Import the MPC midi file Stick it somewhere in your autoload and leave it there forever Select the MPC file (the folder with all the MPCs in it).

As you get acquainted with Live 10, you'll learn real-world production skills that can be applied to songwriting, studio production, and DJing. Topics include:. Choosing the right gear for a home recording studio.

Setting audio and MIDI preferences. Optimizing performance. Loading, playing, and moving clips. Working with Live sets. Recording and overdubbing MIDI. Using groove quantization.

Editing pitch, velocity, and duration. Looping audio. Working with locators. Creating beats with Impulse. Building instrument racks and drum racks.

Recording and editing automation. Creating sounds with Wavetable. Using Max for Live devices.