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First of a series video tutorials on the process and techniques used to create a remix of Lady Gaga's telephone. The remainder of tutorial videos can be found on YouTube. Organized as a playlist on DJ Vespers YouTube Page.

Information useful for using youtube videos in classroom contexts

Ableton Live YouTube Channel

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This video shows how the OSC protocol can be used to use the TouchOSC iPad app to control and manipulate Logic 9 Pro/Express. Video is 3:19 in length and shows excellent examples of the power of the OSC protocol, but does not provide a basic tutorial as to how to set it up.

This video is a great demonstration of the OSC protocol using the Pure Data software and the Osculator software on Macintosh. Shows an example of how to make a Wiimote and WiiDJ controller function with a mac and how to use those devices to control Pure Data. This tutorial is relatively technical, but gives a good introduction of what the OSC protocol is capable of.

series of tutorials on YouTube for Pure Data

This is the first video in a series of a couple of dozen videos on how to use Pure Data. It is an excellent place to start if you have little knowledge about programming. Provides an intro to the interface, types of objects, and how to connect them. You will find links to further videos once you complete this one.

This video tutorial outlines a process for using MIDI to transcribe a melody. A key aspect of this process is aligning the digital audio file with the MIDI file to be able to hear them simultaneously.

Unfortunate name. Unfortunate gender references. The narration is a bit annoying. Good use of a visual layer to show the ableton over the physical activity, WOuld be better if he continued showing the physical along with ableton when he started playing the MPC controller. Nice job taking us through the process with explanation. cropping, warping, Explains why he thinks the sample is good and how to improve on it. Talks about creative process. Discusses slicing process. Don't think the proposed tempo is accurate based on playback and his counting.

A lot of detail on programming a beat with Push with additional details on various functions

creating a trailer in screenflow

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Stephen Downes explains differences between PLE and LMS