Ableton sound question

Music Production Music Tech Discussion
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does anyone know a tutorial or anything about getting your different clipsounds to sound right? By this I mean the kick, bass, snare, hihats, claps, synths… Any info is welcome

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If I understand your question - you need to make sure everything is in pitch - use this Span and its free



[url]http://www.voxengo.com/press/175/[/url]

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sorry

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edit

didn’t understand it but I can follow now :slight_smile:

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[quote]egg2 (30/01/2011)[hr]sorry[/quote]



You not wet yourself again :stuck_out_tongue:

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wow how you know that man ?:slight_smile:

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[quote]egg2 (30/01/2011)[hr]wow how you know that man ?:)[/quote]



Your mum told me :wink:

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[quote]slender (30/01/2011)[hr]If I understand your question - you need to make sure everything is in pitch - use this Span and its free



[url]Voxengo SPAN 2.2 FFT spectrum analyzer released - Press Release - Voxengo





this is probally a daft question but how do you use this to find out if everything is in the correct pitch i thought spectrum analizers just told you what you lack in certain frequency ranges…:cool:

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[quote]chris17 (31/01/2011)[hr][quote]slender (30/01/2011)[hr]If I understand your question - you need to make sure everything is in pitch - use this Span and its free

[url]Voxengo SPAN 2.2 FFT spectrum analyzer released - Press Release - Voxengo


this is probally a daft question but how do you use this to find out if everything is in the correct pitch i thought spectrum analizers just told you what you lack in certain frequency ranges…:cool:[/quote]

If you put one on each channel then play the sample and put your mouse pointer where the wave in the spectrum is at its highest you will see the frequency and the note of that sample. You can then adjust the samples so they are in the same key as each other and the track. Or at least that is what I do, if anyone has a better system I would be interested to know.

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[quote]TheAnt (31/01/2011)[hr][quote]chris17 (31/01/2011)[hr][quote]slender (30/01/2011)[hr]If I understand your question - you need to make sure everything is in pitch - use this Span and its free



[url]Voxengo SPAN 2.2 FFT spectrum analyzer released - Press Release - Voxengo





this is probally a daft question but how do you use this to find out if everything is in the correct pitch i thought spectrum analizers just told you what you lack in certain frequency ranges…:cool:[/quote]



If you put one on each channel then play the sample andput your mouse pointerwhere the wave in the spectrum is at its highest you will see the frequency and the note of that sample. You can then adjust the samples so they are in the same key as each other and the track. Or at least that is what I do, if anyone has a better system I would be interested to know.[/quote]



Yep thats the way to do it - and chris I’ve said it before and will say it again there is no such thing as a silly question :slight_smile:

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[quote]chris17 (31/01/2011)[hr][quote]slender (30/01/2011)[hr]If I understand your question - you need to make sure everything is in pitch - use this Span and its free



[url]Voxengo SPAN 2.2 FFT spectrum analyzer released - Press Release - Voxengo





this is probally a daft question but how do you use this to find out if everything is in the correct pitch i thought spectrum analizers just told you what you lack in certain frequency ranges…:cool:[/quote]e



cheers mate i never knew that you learn something new everyday;)