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The next episode of #AccessAbleton comes out at 12:30 EST today. In this one, we explored Live's browser, and take a look at adding your own folders to it in order to find your samples and other content more easily. Sorry for the delay with this one, I had some issues with Live's tagging system and wanted to make sure I knew what I was doing so as not to give out the wrong info. Link to the RSS feed: pinecast.com/feed/access-ablet…
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Zach Bennoui

@jonathan859 Hey, I am planning to do a full episode on some good websites to get samples, there's a lot of free options out there. I think I mentioned this in the latest episode, but towards the end I demo adding your own samples to the browser. I got those from Sample Radar: musicradar.com/news/tech/free-…

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Florian

Not sure if you covered this yet, haven't had a chance to listen to the backlog, but I'd love to see you cover more granular editing techniques like the use of automation, the use of the Utility device/other devices in that class that let you do things Ableton normally doesn't super comprehensively offer. Thing changing the volume of only part of a track, or the panning of just one line of a vocal take for example. I know you can jump into an external editor and do it there but that's been my main hobble with Ableton so far; things that feel very simple but turn out not to be :)
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