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as I was watching this, I didn't even pick up on the fact that this was 7 years ago

Francisco sanqgo

i have a few id say 6 at least of the series x amd want to learn to play noisia groundhog (beat juggle) on it while also haveing 4 launchpad minis and they are all brand new

been using lite for ages, lit never had issues as you can still download plugins and such

2:00 but I'm mathematician....

THANK YOU BRO FOR THE FAST EXPLANATION!!! OMW TO CREATE BANGER DUBSTEP!!!!!!!!!!

4:33 Useful tip: You can also use CTRL + E (Command + E if you're on a mac) to split as well

good job

Thank you, you made my life so much easier bro i thought was never going to find a proper tutorial

I understand some of the words you said

You talking kinda fast bro 💔

Im lost.

great video but you've lost me at the beginning

❤

Really liked it thanks brother well done speaking directly and easy to learn

How to use side chain on dbx compressor limiter im using hardware

0:15 isn't that the pizza man from Pizza Time Pizza?

don't call it a beginner's guide if you're going to make it purposefully obscure

does the launchpad mini support this?

I literally decided to watch this video because I want to become a kpop dj host since most of the djs in my city are terrible lol

You are amazing. Thank you for all of your help.

Thanks for teaching me about Serum definitely not Matpat

maybe odd enough, im learning music for competitive programming.

I struggled a lot trying to make some sense of Ableton Live Lite on my own and your tutorial has done for me what no amount of noodling around solo could do. Thank you! I'm a fan!

For someting so complex. You might wanna slownit down homie

Hello. I would like to request a new Launchpad Lightshow. Thx! -BR xDarKii :D

Amazing tutorial ❤

Those who watched this years ago and actually followed through, who liked it?

Very helpful!

The most crappiest software inover tried to use to hard to navigate and they outlay sucks

Speak slower please

Will this method work for MK3 Launchpads?

Mixing in key… essential to EDM mixes

what was that song in the begining b4 the ep plug

I appreciate your beautiful face which i totally haven't seen but still appreciate it anyways

ngl this was actl bery useful, now my beats sound way better when im making melodies

Idk about you guys but this video helped me a lot ❤❤❤

“We’re musicians, not mathematicians!” God I love that line

I just wanna become a good dj like holyrug

Impossible to watch because of all that dreadful distracting noise you have in the background. Is that some kind of “music“? Why would you obscure your voice, which is the point of the video? Ridiculous.

This is a great video, and very logically thought out. Everyone giving hate about the reverb on the master, and while I do agree that in most cases there’s no need for that and could hurt your mix, a smidge acts as a subtle sound net that brightens the sound like an auditorium. I think it’s quite clever if used correctly.

Hopefully I am nearing the upgrade of my PA4x to a PA5x by the use of a few simple tools. 1.) In order to achieve the non-existant pads on the PA4x I've purchased and 2.) using Ableton Live 11 to achieve the dual style playback which will be the more difficult of the two enhancements by far. With the PA4x sounds that are not on par with the PA5x, these should be obtainable via Ableton Live and the "High End" Plugin Library I've built for use in Ableton Live. As Ableton does support an External MIDI Clock Sync (Not merely the MIDI TIME Code "MTC), ths should be doable. Ableton not supporting a TRUE Programming Landuage will definately make things more difficult in creating styles based on Chord Changes so I may be forced to use Logic Pro for the 2nd, IN SYNC, Style Play. Either way, I plan on making this "FREE TO THE WORLD" as I'd truly like to see arranger keyboards get better acceptance from the Professional World at least in the US where they seem to be frowned on. Wish me luck :)

This man begins his video reasoning the exact reason i clicked on this vid

talks too fast

U explain very well

Great tutorial. Very easy to follow. Does it make any difference if the songs are in the same key or not? Is that a consideration? Also, what if you want to mix a 3/3 and a 4/4 song?

Funny coming back to videos like this when I understand everything now!

I know this video is a bit old by now, but I thought I'd write a comment. I think there's something else about using stems that's worth pointing out. The advantage of using stems is not just a matter of avoiding total silence during mistakes or when you briefly stop playing. The whole point of using stems is to have control over the individual instrumental elements of a track, where each element is completely isolated from the others. In your cover, for example you could choose to have a kind of drum fill or even a little drum solo, and when you hit the drum samples none of the other instruments are triggered at the same time (because you're not literally just triggering samples of the final mix where it's effectively samples of a multitrack recording). What I mean is, during your cover you might choose to have moments where you want to hear just one instrument part on its own (I.E like the drum solo idea I mentioned), where this does not happen at all in the final mix of the song that you'd normally listen to on Soundcloud or RUclips or whatever. Could make launchpad covers in general a little more creative too, because too often launchpad covers sound too much like the original studio recording, note for note, even when stems are indeed being used, and this is something I've gotten a bit tired of. Oh, of course you want it to sound like the song people are familiar with, but at the same time... be original. Throw in a drum solo somewhere into your cover or something.

I have the DJ controller. Where do I get the software from?

This guy is not good