Release Year: 2014
Producer: Ask Video
Producer’s Website: www.askvideo.com/course/ear-the-art-of-techno
Author: Miro Pajic
Duration: 2:11:00
Type of Material: Video Lesson
Language: English
Description: “Items & Things” and “Lazerslut” artist Miro Pajic presents a course on creating effective techno in Ableton Live. Watch this 16-tutorial course and see how he deploys old-school hardware techniques and then recontextualizes them within the ultra-flexible digital environment.
Items & Things and Lazerslut artist Miro Pajic delivers on creating effective techno in Ableton Live. Watch this 16-tutorial course and see how he deploys old-school hardware techniques and then recontextualizes them within the ultra-flexible digital environment.
A steady buzz has been gathering around German techno artist Miro Pajic. Known for his cutting-edge, minimalistic, dance floor weaponry, we knew Miro would offer some deep insight into how to turn your inspiration into tracks that do real sonic damage.
Miro’s unique workflow and unusually focused studio methodology is clearly laid out in this collection of tutorials, with the sole intention of helping you not only finish the tracks, but develop effective tracks that work on the dance floor and grab the listeners.
As a true artist, master of the craft and great communicator, Miro offers his invaluable dance music trade secrets to electronic music artists of all levels.
Content :
01 Introduction (00:37)PREVIEW
02 Make A Beat (08:34)
03 Adding Sounds – Part 1 (06:43)PREVIEW
04 Shape the Drums (12:07)
05 Shape the Sounds (10:11)
06 Adding Sounds – Part 2 (02:36)
07 General Effects (05:12)
08 Mixbuss Processing (06:25)
09 Before the Arrangement (08:38)
10 Arrangement (Blocking) (14:40)
11 Arrangement (Automation) (08:31)
12 Adding Sounds – Part 3 (05:58)
13 Break Improvements (05:18) PREVIEW
14 Mixdown – Part 1 (20:13)
15 Mixdown – Part 2 (12:09)
16 Rendering & Quick Master (02:42)
Example files: present
Video format: MP4
Video: AVC, 1280×720, 16:9, 30,000 fps, ~149 kbps
Audio: AAC, 44.1 kHz, 96.0 kbps, 2 channels
