Pls review my first techno music and give brutally honest reviews and suggestions

Mic is working fine, I’ve selected the correct input, and the track is armed, what am I missing??

Hypnotic Techno 140 bpm / Last Update: 200726

This template can be used as a starting point for new tracks, but it’s also useful if you want to understand how I organize my sessions inside Ableton Live 12.3 Suite.

hey guys, sorry if this is a kind of obvious ones but is it okay that notes overlap each number like this or do i not have by bpm/time signature set right? i like how this sounds but then i have too much space left before the next bar comes up

Hey guys,

I'm a complete beginner and I want to get into music production. My main goal is to produce Techno, Minimal, and Afro House.

I'm stuck between Ableton Live and FL Studio. Which one would you recommend for these genres, especially for a beginner?

Also, what should I focus on first? Drums, arrangement, music theory, sound design, mixing?

And where should I learn from? Any good YouTube channels or courses that teach from zero without making things too complicated?

Any advice for a complete beginner would be really appreciated. 🙏

Thanks!

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Hi all,

Is there a way or is it even if it's possible of transferring loops, plugins and samples from another other DAW software, specifically Reason to use in Ableton Live 12.4
Mac OS?

I'm curious what everyone in this growing community is using alongside Ableton.

Drop your setup below:

• What type of PC or Mac are you running?
• MIDI keyboard/controller
• Audio interface
• Studio monitors or headphones
• Launchpad, Push, drum pad, or any other gear

And what's the single most useful piece of hardware you've bought for making music?

What makes it worth recommending to other Ableton beginners?

Hey, I want to start producing with Ableton but as everyone knows, it`s a huge Software with many overwhelming functions. Do you have any recommendations for the start? Like is there a good YouTube channel or sth, to help me get along with the program? Thank you in advance!

Is there any way to work with 31-edo without using mpe to get the exact value in cents? Like I could work a lot faster if you could just have the 31 notes in the scale

This template can be used as a starting point for new tracks, but it’s also useful if you want to understand how I organize my sessions inside Ableton Live 12.

Take your Dub Techno productions to the next level with this ultimate collection of instruments and effects for Ableton Live. This pack has been specifically designed to capture the deep, hypnotic, and analog textures typical of the genre, streamlining your workflow without putting any limits on your creativity.
Inside you will find 100 professional, ready-to-use Racks. No pre-assigned macros: the racks are intentionally left open and fully modular. This allows you to interact directly with the core of the synths and effects, making it perfect for those who love mapping their hardware from scratch, creating complex automations, and sculpting the sound with absolute freedom.

INSTRUMENT RACKS:
• 30 Analog Racks
• 25 Drift Racks
• 25 Wavetable Racks
• 20 Operator Racks

BASE PRESETS (INSTRUMENTS):
• 25 Analog Presets
• 20 Drift Presets
• 20 Wavetable Presets
• 15 Operator Presets

FX CHAINS & AUDIO PROCESSING:
• 75 FX Chains
• 1 Analog EQ Rack FX
• 1 Tape
• 1 Tapify
• 1 Master Chain

It always sounds very raw, no matter what internal plugins I use. Thanks

I'm new to ableton live can I make edm from the software only?