Tribe.net. Local Connections madame7 http://abletonlive.tribe.net/thread/98a8b301-9ee4-4c82-b28e-da9faf28433c#5029eb55-bfe8-46f2-85c9-e68a9a4a4b11 2009-02-11T21:20:32Z 2009-02-11T21:20:32Z

i agree, the tutorials are easy to follow. I recorded my first vocal track by following the lessons, before i even knew how to get into the devices or folders. however, some people are more visual/experiential learners (especially those with ADD or similar learning challenges). I am this way myself, and have felt very daunted by the task of learning how to do everything i want to do by clicking and reading the lessons. Watching someone else rock out in Ableton is really inspiring and memorable and you can always refer back to the tutorials if you can't remember the exact sequence of actions. For this reason, a workshop would be very helpful and i'm sad that i missed the one that Evan helped to teach last year in Portland. I am making moves right now to pull a workshop together in Seattle and if it comes together and there is interest, we will bring it down to Portland soon afterward. I am looking for 2-3 teachers in the Seattle area to lead a workshop for 5-10 people, so if you are local to Seattle, please send me a message. I want to get this going in the next month because i'm anxious to really dig into this program myself.

madame7 2009-02-11T21:20:32Z Shawn http://abletonlive.tribe.net/thread/98a8b301-9ee4-4c82-b28e-da9faf28433c#3adebb52-4fc8-40b3-8b1e-6f27758b0f9b 2009-02-09T00:56:07Z 2009-02-09T00:56:07Z

Live is easy guys. For real, the more you dig in the more you find. There should have been lessons and tutorials that came with live. Just go to help>lessons. Or if youre feeling adventurous, take my route and just open it up and try to do stuff. I dont know what version you are running but find yourself a sample bank and build a drum rack and a beat. If you have the suite open up a synth and see what you can accomplish. Compared to all of the products Ive tried Ableton has the most intuitive workflow capabilities with auto everything that will help you along the way. Just open er up and get moving.

Shawn 2009-02-09T00:56:07Z jef http://abletonlive.tribe.net/thread/98a8b301-9ee4-4c82-b28e-da9faf28433c#5ed3870a-89dd-4c38-94d6-21ce9ffb4a27 2009-01-31T23:03:32Z 2009-01-31T23:03:32Z

try youtube or an online e learning site like lynda.com

jef 2009-01-31T23:03:32Z sAro? http://abletonlive.tribe.net/thread/98a8b301-9ee4-4c82-b28e-da9faf28433c#1c66a694-a25a-4c6f-9d7b-499ec16b892a 2008-12-17T23:16:20Z 2008-12-17T23:16:20Z

Looking for a candy raver to decipher this topic title. But really though. Ask your questions. I'm sure we can help. If you come through Santa Barbara, hit me up.

sAro? 2008-12-17T23:16:20Z patrick http://abletonlive.tribe.net/thread/98a8b301-9ee4-4c82-b28e-da9faf28433c#65682534-b09a-4bf2-a850-f462960bf220 2008-12-08T16:17:11Z 2008-12-08T16:17:11Z

also looking to hire teacher for ableton live 7 :)

patrick 2008-12-08T16:17:11Z @lix Sun http://abletonlive.tribe.net/thread/98a8b301-9ee4-4c82-b28e-da9faf28433c#9c9740a7-1c97-4522-92fe-a283b4eb4f6c 2006-09-15T22:59:19Z 2006-09-15T22:59:19Z

i have a hard time reading directions and i would love someone to show me some stuff on ableton ...the program was gifted to me..so i dont have a hand book. i live in portland oregon....i would be into doing some trading for a couple lessons...email me if interested

@lix Sun 2006-09-15T22:59:19Z