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How to use SeratoScratch Live and record the set into Ableton Live saving the performance with all automation.

Dubspot Tutorial on how to program a drum track including: - Building the drum set (in Ableton Live) - Sequencing a one or two measure part - Copying the original sequenced part and adding variation -

Collection of Ableton Live Tutorials

Approach to changing global tempo in Ableton Live for live performance

Scripts for using nanopad and nanokontrol with ableton live

What is Nodal? Nodal is generative software for composing music, interactive real-time improvisation, and a musical tool for experimentation and fun. Nodal uses a new method for creating and exploring musical patterns, probably unlike anything you've used before. You can play sounds using Nodal's built-in synthesiser or any MIDI compatible hardware or software instrument. Nodal is based around the concept of a user-defined network. The network consists of nodes (musical events) and edges (connections between events). You interactively define the network, which is then automatically traversed by any number of virtual players. Players play their instruments according to the notes specified in each node. The time taken to travel from one node to another is based on the length of the edges that connect the nodes. Nodal allows you to create complex, changing sequences using just a few simple elements. Its unique visual representation allows you to edit and interact with the music generating system as the composition plays. Nodal is compatible with DAW software such as Ableton Live, Logic Studio, Digital Performer and Garage Band. It can transmit and receive MIDI sync. You can edit a network using the mouse and keyboard, and optionally a MIDI keyboard. Nodal recognises and sends notes, sync, continuous controller and pitch bend information. Features simple but powerful interface change your composition while it is playing - great for improvisation and quickly creating new musical ideas compatible with any MIDI synthesiser and major Digital Audio software can run stand alone using the built-in synthesiser live performance tools: trigger complex sequences within the network using any MIDI keyboard or MIDI input device define your own interactive continuous controller curves (e.g. Volume, Pan, Modulation) for greater musical expression built-in examples and tutorial information to get you started and making music quickly

Kflux is a Max For Live device for granulation of sound. It's very easy to use : it has a friendly user interface and detailed descriptions for each function/parameter. Kflux works like a sampler : just put in your audio sample and let the granulation begins!! Kflux can produce a wide range of sound results : streams of grains, massive granular clouds, complex textures, walls of noise, etc… Thanks to the Max For Live total integration, each Kflux parameter is fully automatable in the Live's timeline. No external Max objects are used in Kflux.

Allows for creating, performing, improvising - for less advanced version see "LIve Intro"

Tornado Twins tutorials on how to create a dubstep bass sound using Ableton live and Massive

Tornado twins tutorial - creating a drum track for dubstep using Ableton live

A tutorial showing how to create dubstep patterns in Ableton Live using drum racks

Part 1 of a video tutorial on how to produce music using Ableton Live

Tutorial on creating a dubstep wobble bass sound in Ableton Live from Dubspot.

Video tutorial on sound design using Ableton Live Simpler device with an audio sample.

Tutorial  on how to identify the music played during a particular Scratch Live set by looking at the history of sets played.