@Paul_L. Awesome course again thanks! Makes a difference about the sound quality, exporting the stems and than master the song?
Great tutorial again.
However, for some reason when i click to download the resources a page comes up saying access denied for some reason?
Can anyone help?
Loving this course so far! Very well explained and easy to follow. To prospective students, I have a little suggestion/tip. In the bass tutorial, P-LASK edits a bass clip to remove bass notes on every downbeat so they don’t clash with the kick. If you have Ableton 10, you can take advantage of multi-clip editing by CTRL-clicking (or CMD-clicking) the drum clip and the bass clip. This way you can also see which bass notes are possibly clashing with the offbeat kicks and remove those too!
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I especially dig your recipe for mastering the mixed track. Great chain of effects and plugins, and at last I think I see the general logic of the whole process. So thanx a lot for this great tutorial
I really like how the process is broken into small videos. They are clear and to the point. It makes it really easy to follow.
Loved the course. It was easy to follow and I learned more than I probably have in a year. Thank you!
Gained so much knowledge from this one, everything from smaller tips/tricks to mix and master. Top notch!
Great tutorial!
Loving this tutorial. Part way through but it is helping me through the lockdown!
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a really good tutorial!!
Great Tutorial. Easy to follow and covers each step very well. Lots of tricks and tips throughout the course
Great Tutorial!
Great course, P-LASK has an amazing workflow and great musical ideas. Really enjoyed following him all along.
really helpful course!!
clear good tutorial how i like it 
The drum programming is ace. Now I have to have to scrub thru the videos to find the juicy bits.
Hi there,
Awesome tutorial, I had to buy this one!
@:48 how are you able to select the MIDI track without arming it and
load the sample into the Simpler device without getting a clear STOP sign?
It wont allow me to drag & drop the Vinyl Noise.wav file directly to the midi track like yours does.
Are your preference settings different?
I’m using Live 10.1.30
Thanks
Hey there @Gmann
For the drag & drop audio sample feature inside Live, you need to drag & drop your audio sample onto the Device Slot of an empty Midi Track, Live will then load a new Simpler Device with your audio sample inside. If you drag & drop the audio sample directly onto the Midi Track ( instead of the Device Slot ) Live will convert the Midi Track into an Audio track and load the sample as simple audio file.
Not sure what you mean with “without getting a clear Stop sign” in your other question, there’s a different behaviour depending if your using Live in Session or Arrangement view I think. Now for track arming behaviour on track selection, there are some settings that you can play with in the Record/Warp/Launch section within Live’s Preferences, but there’s also another way to influence this behaviour by using the options.txt file feature which is still working inside Live 10 ( even if some features are only working under live 9 ).
More about the Options.txt file here on Ableton’s website, and for this specific option about automatic track arming, you can check this video.
Hope this helps 
Cheers !