The online music production learning platform, Noiselab, is offering its community of Ableton users and electronic musicians a new series of courses! It has rapidly become one of the top sites for aspiring and established producers, making the LA-based company expand their course library to provide more hands-on content for their users and a new behind-the-scenes series, where successful producers break down their craft and teach students key techniques in electronic music production.

Noiselab was launched in March of 2017 by Patrick Felder and Rob Dey. The two musicians have founded several online education platforms, including DJ Courses Online, Coder Manual, and Upskill Courses. Since launching the program earlier this year, Noiselab has enrolled over 5,000 students, providing a community of Ableton producers and electronic musicians educational content in electronic music production, including online courses, video tutorials, and project templates. All instructors are either Ableton-Certified Trainers or successful producers with impressive industry credentials. For just $19/month students gain unlimited access to all of

All instructors are either Ableton-Certified Trainers or successful producers with impressive industry credentials. For just $19/month, students gain unlimited access to all of the content, with new courses added monthly. All lessons are self-paced and accessible from any computer, tablet or mobile device.

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Today, Noiselab is excited to release, In The Studio, with Grammy nominated producer, STINT, the first in a new series of producer courses.

Mar 17, 2017  Electronic Music Production (Level 1) Lesson 3: Basic Clip Envelopes Each clip in Ableton Live has its own individual Clip Envelopes. These clip envelopes allow. Download Ableton Live for free and start making music now. Cookie banner. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of cookies and other technologies to process your personal information in order to personalize and enhance your user experience, and get statistics of visits. Click “More Info” to get more information, set your.

Noiselab and STINT will take its students behind the scenes through the process of writing and the production of Gallant’s single “Weight In Gold, from the Grammy nominated album, Ology. Students will get an inside look at how the track was composed, including lessons on the composition, production and rhythmic elements through the drums, synths, guitars, vocals, and effects.

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STINT says that the course is the first of its kind that he’s done in his career.

“It’s incredibly comprehensive and will probably tell you everything you’ve ever wanted to know about “Weight In Gold” and my production techniques. There are some useful tips in there that will hopefully help out Ableton users, but also some discussion about songwriting that can apply to any and all musicians.”

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Patrick Felder, the co-founder of Noiselab, also shares that he’s very excited to start creating and releasing educational content from the music producers that are getting a lot of industry buzz at the moment.

“We feel it’s best to learn directly from those making a living out of what they do, and there’s just so much insider knowledge and tips that these producers have acquired over years of experience. We want to share these insights and secrets with aspiring producers to help them get on their feet quicker.”

Besides the founders and the producers, there have been lots of users that have benefitted from this program!

“I had already some experience myself with Ableton, music production, and sound design, however I have found that the approach your courses offer helped me fill out some holes in my knowledge about Ableton. I think that the courses are well structured and things are explained clearly.” – Andrea

“Overall, I think this might be the best site I’ve ever encountered for learning about Ableton. Thavius is an awesome instructor. I’m really looking forward to seeing what else you guys come up with for classes.” – Mike

“Been using Abelton for about 3 years now (alot of remixes and drum chop beats) all self taught, and Thavius is answering almost every single question I have ever had about what items are and how to apply them. It’s incredibly gripping for me, and beaing able to just stop and mess with an idea he just mentioned is HUGE. Thank you so much for offering these courses.” – Jeep

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Many audio and video file types work perfectly on both, such as WAV, AIF, MP3, MOV, AVI, MP4, so it’s quite easy to transfer them from one to another.Today, most PCs are very powerful and theoretically suitable for making music and recording music.Both platforms have software that runs only on that particular system. The MAC has Logic, GarageBand, Peak, Soundtrack Pro.But there’s moreBoth platforms can work with Ableton, Cubase, Nuendo, Pro Tools, Reaper, Bitwig Studio, Digital Performer and a few other. Very often it happens to work on different projects that were built in specific music programs (MAC or Windows). Ableton mac vs pc. Fortunately, most (but not all), and work on both platforms.To record some audio tracks in your home, you do not have a heavy system, but you might use many VSTi and VST plugins so you need a good CPU (processor) and at least 4GM of RAM.Each PC is a different cluster to variables, while the has a very large reserve of power for real-time processing.Another consideration to keep in mind is that these computers generate some noise. The PC has Sonar, Sound Forge, FL Studio, Adobe Audition.

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Learn several useful tips that you may not be aware of. We will demonstrate how to not only name scenes, but also assign a tempo and time signature to individual scenes. Converting audio to MIDI will be demonstrated, which can be a useful tool when you're not able to translate a musical idea in your head (or contained in a sample). The concepts of grouping tracks and grouping devices (which creates a rack) will be covered in more detail, which will give you much more flexibility when dealing with multiple devices or tracks. Lastly, we'll cover slicing audio to MIDI and slicing with the Simpler instrument, which are two features that any Ableton user will be able to take advantage of. These hard-to-find skills will give you an edge as an Ableton producer.
Here’s an overview of what we’ll cover in each lesson:
Lesson 1 – Scenes

• Introduction to scenes
• Naming and coloring scenes
• Tempo and time signature assignment
• Demonstration of organizing clips into scenes that are named based on the part of the song (e.g., verse, hook, etc.), with one scene with a tempo change and one with a time signature change

Lesson 2 – Converting Audio to MIDI

• Converting harmony to MIDI (for polyphonic material)
• Converting melody to MIDI (for monophonic material)
• Converting drums to MIDI (for drum beats)

Lesson 3 – Grouping Tracks

• The many benefits of grouping (e.g., being able to process multiple tracks at once, routing audio from several tracks to another destination quickly, resampling material from a specific group of tracks, etc.)
• FX on the group track
• Grouping drum tracks
• Sending audio from all of the group tracks to a return by using the send knob on the group track
• Resampling audio from group track by recording output of the group to another audio track

Lesson 4 – Racks

• Explanation of parallel chains
• Using velocity to switch between instruments
• Using the selector in the rack so certain instruments only play when the selector is inside their zone (and mapping the selector to a macro knob)
• Making specific key ranges play specific instruments in the rack (e.g., low keys play bass, high keys play piano)
• MIDI effects in a rack (e.g., arpeggiator, chord, and scale device)
• Setting up the MIDI effects rack to go between an arpeggiated melody and one that isn't arpeggiated
• Audio effect racks

Lesson 5 – Slicing Audio

• How to slice audio to MIDI
• Slicing audio to a drum machine (better if you want the slices to have different parameter settings) or to a sampler (good if you want to treat the slices as if they are part of the same instrument patch)
• Demonstration showing how we can slice audio directly in the Simpler

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