Producing bangers
Producing bangers Posted on: 13.09.2010 by Angila Centofanti Yo, believeing of using ableton massive and maschine. Anyone got advice as far as other programs, possibly somthin for drums, or can u make drums in massive as well? Also my friend,and I are planning on being a duo, any advice? We would like to produce and deejay, we wana have a jam band feel tho, so we will have ep's but when you c us live our music is always guna be funky, getting re edited and mashdup live. Right now im believeing load ableton up with the maschine and have a grip of sounds and loops pre programmed, then we some how sync our bmps and he drops various stuff over loops and accapellas and stuff that im spinning. Last question, would it be better to use the novation controller with a nanocontrol than the maschine when we play live, and leave the mSchine at home. Thanks for da support djtt! I lied, what dose vst and daw stand for. Is a vst the same thing as using massive in ableton, or is that just a plug in. thanks to anyone who can clear that up. | |
| Angila Centofanti 13.09.2010 | Yo, believeing of using ableton massive and maschine. Anyone got advice as far as other programs, possibly somthin for drums, or can u make drums in massive as well? Also my friend,and I are planning on being a duo, any advice? We would like to produce and deejay, we wana have a jam band feel tho, so we will have ep's but when you c us live our music is always guna be funky, getting re edited and mashdup live. Right now im believeing load ableton up with the maschine and have a grip of sounds and loops pre programmed, then we some how sync our bmps and he drops various stuff over loops and accapellas and stuff that im spinning. Last question, would it be better to use the novation controller with a nanocontrol than the maschine when we play live, and leave the mSchine at home. Thanks for da support djtt! I lied, what dose vst and daw stand for. Is a vst the same thing as using massive in ableton, or is that just a plug in. thanks to anyone who can clear that up. |
| Vernon Vanderberg 23.09.2010 | in my opinion ableton live is much better suited for producing. you can run all your vst or au's from abletons plug in menu..... I dont see any advantage to using the machine and massive separately |
| Angila Centofanti 13.09.2010 | I know about those other controlers, thing is im more interested in using I guess vsts for production and ableton for the live performance. So machine is like the ult. Production tool I feel. And massive is dope too... I used ableton a little fooling around and it seems like you can do more with individual programms that are dedicated to one thing... So can u use maschine as a plug in or vst or watever in ableton? I know u can use massive.You would use the apc 40 vs novations launchpad? believe I answerd my own question by typing this thought out some how. Using ableton as a dj program/loop and sound or sample bank and controling it with the controller pictured above. Then when were at home producing we can use maschine and massive or whatever, plugfed into ableton recording clips. So vst dose it stand for somthing? maschine is a daw... If we play it through ableton is it then considerd a vst? I know this technical stuff seems trivial, just buy that ish and use it... But I like definitions and,descriptions... Thanks again both of you for taking the time to offer up some advice. |
| Laraine Arceo 13.09.2010 | Fuuck I wrote up this big answer but I closed down the tab... I'll just say VSTs are plugs that you inject into you digital audio workstation (DAW, in your case ableton) |
| Annalisa Shogren 13.09.2010 | Using Ableton, i believe you'll be better off using a dedicated Ableton controller like this one... Akai APC 40 Alternatively, if you're on more of a budget: Akai MPD32 Ofcourse you sacrifice functionality when you pay less, so might be worth saving up for the APC 40 if money is currently an issue. |
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