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In this episode Jesse Terry shares his experiences leading Ableton's team in designing Push and the APC40. Dan and Jesse also discuss the process of designing Push, new and potential features to come, Jesse's favorite gear and Live devices, his music projects, and more.  Jesse Terry joined Ableton in 2005 working in artist and partner relations, which led him to help design the first dedicated Ableton controller, the APC40 (made in collaboration with Akai Professional). Since that time he built up a hardware team at Ableton focused on making Ableton Push and looking towards the future of hardware at Ableton. His work at Ableton includes looking into sustainability, manufacturing and user experience – but his main focus is making the product he uses every day better for the variety of users who have adopted it. He is a multi-instrumentalist and student of many kinds of music; in his free time he plays guitar, bass and keys and produces electronic and hip-hop under the alias Jethroe and with his band Countach. Jesse currently lives in Philadelphia. Sponsored By Baby Audio: Baby Audio creates incredible instruments and effects plugins. They released a big update to the cult classic BA-1 synth that includes an all-new, separate effects strip plugin based on its 80s-inspired effects section. Current owners get a free upgrade, or grab a limited-time 51% off their website right now. Go to:  ⁠⁠https://link.babyaud.io/AMP⁠⁠ Get an additional 15% off with code: AMP15 Follow Jesse Terry: www.instagram.com/jessewterry⁠⁠ www.jethroe.bandcamp.com⁠  ⁠ www.twitter.com/jethroemusic⁠⁠ YouTube Join the newsletter to get free downloads + early episode access: ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.liveproducersonline.com/newsletter⁠

Ball Hog Beats jumps online to test out a new sample manipulation plugin by Akai Professional called FLEX BEAT. After that, back to regular scheduled programing , sample digging on Splice and making a new beat called "Gold Horns". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ballhogbeats/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ballhogbeats/support

As a founding member & producer of Orlando-based Hip Hop group, Solillaquists of Sound, DiViNCi first gained notoriety by using multiple drum machines in ways the world had never seen before. His frenetic finger drumming, sonic dynamism & innovative use of music technology have led to stage & studio collaborations with such artists as Ms. Lauryn Hill, Nas, Victor Wooten, MF DOOM, Doug Wimbish & El-P (Run The Jewels). As a public speaker & educator, DiViNCi shares his passion for creative health by helping others refine their creative process through his one-on-one coaching service, StudioSensei.com. While currently at work on various music projects, DiViNCi continues to travel the world connecting with audiences through his high-energy performances, speaking engagements, & workshops.As a founding member & producer of Orlando-based Hip Hop group, Solillaquists of Sound, DiViNCi first gained notoriety by using multiple MPCs (drum machines) in ways the world had never seen before. The virtuosity in his frenetic performances & popular YouTube clips set inspiring precedents for the now popular “Controllerism” scene. DiViNCi is revered by music fans, aspiring electronic performers & veteran musicians alike. His work, both on & off the stage, caught the attention of GRAMMY Award-winning icon Ms. Lauryn Hill, who tapped DiViNCi to join her band & studio team.In addition to his work with Ms. Hill, his versatility as a producer & performer have allowed him to collaborate seamlessly with artists from all across the musical spectrum. Sage Frances, EL-P (Run The Jewels), Kool Keith, MF Doom, Doug Wimbish (Living Colour), Darryl Jennifer (Bad Brains), Michael Franti & Spearhead and Zap Mama are a few of the artists that DiViNCi has worked with.As a public speaker, DiViNCi enjoys sharing his passion for creativity & process with those looking to develop not only their craft, but their careers as well. His constant drive for innovation has led him to work closely with various companies in the development of their most popular products. Some of his most notable contributions have come from his work with Akai Professional in helping to develop the MPC Renaissance, Studio & MPC5000. In addition, DiViNCi's adoption of Ableton products has garnered the attention of the company and led to multiple Ableton workshops & panel discussions.You can learn more about DiViNCi & his creative wellness company, Studio Sensei, by visiting https://studiosensei.com. There you can join his community, The Studio Sensei Dojo, or for a limited time sign up for a free 1:1 session with DiViNCi himself.Lean more about Lyte.Find more great podcasts from Osiris Media, the leading storyteller in music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As a founding member & producer of Orlando-based Hip Hop group, Solillaquists of Sound, DiViNCi first gained notoriety by using multiple drum machines in ways the world had never seen before. His frenetic finger drumming, sonic dynamism & innovative use of music technology have led to stage & studio collaborations with such artists as Ms. Lauryn Hill, Nas, Victor Wooten, MF DOOM, Doug Wimbish & El-P (Run The Jewels). As a public speaker & educator, DiViNCi shares his passion for creative health by helping others refine their creative process through his one-on-one coaching service, StudioSensei.com. While currently at work on various music projects, DiViNCi continues to travel the world connecting with audiences through his high-energy performances, speaking engagements, & workshops.As a founding member & producer of Orlando-based Hip Hop group, Solillaquists of Sound, DiViNCi first gained notoriety by using multiple MPCs (drum machines) in ways the world had never seen before. The virtuosity in his frenetic performances & popular YouTube clips set inspiring precedents for the now popular “Controllerism” scene. DiViNCi is revered by music fans, aspiring electronic performers & veteran musicians alike. His work, both on & off the stage, caught the attention of GRAMMY Award-winning icon Ms. Lauryn Hill, who tapped DiViNCi to join her band & studio team.In addition to his work with Ms. Hill, his versatility as a producer & performer have allowed him to collaborate seamlessly with artists from all across the musical spectrum. Sage Frances, EL-P (Run The Jewels), Kool Keith, MF Doom, Doug Wimbish (Living Colour), Darryl Jennifer (Bad Brains), Michael Franti & Spearhead and Zap Mama are a few of the artists that DiViNCi has worked with.As a public speaker, DiViNCi enjoys sharing his passion for creativity & process with those looking to develop not only their craft, but their careers as well. His constant drive for innovation has led him to work closely with various companies in the development of their most popular products. Some of his most notable contributions have come from his work with Akai Professional in helping to develop the MPC Renaissance, Studio & MPC5000. In addition, DiViNCi's adoption of Ableton products has garnered the attention of the company and led to multiple Ableton workshops & panel discussions.You can learn more about DiViNCi & his creative wellness company, Studio Sensei, by visiting https://studiosensei.com. There you can join his community, The Studio Sensei Dojo, or for a limited time sign up for a free 1:1 session with DiViNCi himself.Lean more about Lyte.Find more great podcasts from Osiris Media, the leading storyteller in music. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this new episode of our Artist Stories segment, we have the pleasure to welcome the multi-talented beatmaker, finger drummer and instrumentalist Gnarly. Besides making music, DJ-ing and giving workshops, the British-Sri Lankan artist has performed live at various festivals, and worked with brands such as Native Instruments, Akai Professional, Redbull Music, Pioneer DJ and many more. Gnarly has been making music for over a decade and is currently a self-employed full-time artist, who has a lot to share on both her professional and personal journey. In this episode, she reflects on how she overcame the mental blocks that weren't allowing her to pursue music as a full-time career and managed to change her mindset in order to start making things happen. She talks about discipline, motivation, dedication, overcoming anxiety, exploring and finding what is it that you want to do and giving your best in order to make things work out. She also shares what's her experience as a female producer. Needless to say, this episode is full of inspiring drops of wisdom and one not to miss out on - whether you're an aspiring artist, a fan of Gnarly or both. Links » Gnarly (@gnarly.music) » Stereofox (@wearestereofox) » host (@inspiration.noomra) » Join our Discord Server Show Notes [02:19] on how does a Gnarly-day goes by [03:36] on how she got into finger drumming [06:56] on making music her full-time job and her mantra “don't be afraid to succeed” [13:24] on taking care of her mental health, counselling, doing the inner work and changing her mindset and how finger drumming helped her in the process [17:40] on how she quit her day job in order to pursue her music career [24:59] on her various revenue streams and why it's important to future-proof what you're doing [27:06] on her social media presence and how it affects her career and opportunities for income (e.g. brand partnerships); the importance of high-quality content [32:04] on how she started to give finger drumming workshops and use Patreon amidst the Pandemic [33:56] her artist brand and the importance of ‘being yourself' on social media [35:50] on organisations that support female creatives, especially female producers [37:08] on her being a female producer and double-proving herself [44:14] on being independent as an artist vs collaborating [47:22] on experimenting and getting involved in conceptual projects [49:31] on what motivates her [53:18] on anime characters that inspire and motivate her to push past her limits [54:26] on what she would advise artists based on her own journey so far and what she considers to be the recipe for success

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In this episode, Dan highlights some of the best moments from EP #26 - #35. EP #26 w/ Erin Barra Erin is a music technologist, songwriter, and Professor at Boston's Berklee College of Music. She is also the Founder of Beats By Girlz, an educational group training young female artists. EP #27 & 28 w/ Jason Timothy Jason runs the site MusicSoftwareTraining.com, teaching artists how to produce , while also addressing the mental side of music production. He's taught thousands through his YouTube and social media channels, and is the author of the best seller book Music Habits: The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production EP #29 w/ Graham Plant - SUBPAC In this episode, Dan and Graham Plant discuss how SUBPAC is solving bass and low-frequency issues for producers, engineers, and performing artists. EP #30 w/ Cliff Goldmacher Cliff is a songwriter, music producer, and educator. He's played and produced on thousands of recordings and album projects for major and independent publishers and labels. He has also taught workshops for music rights organizations like BMI, ASCAP and presented about songwriting for TEDx. EP #31 w/ Tim Linetsky (Underbelly) Tim has created Ableton Live tutorials for DJ Tech Tools, Earmark, Pyramid, and collaborated with respected artists like Lido, Tchami, Keys N Krates, Giraffage, and many others. EP #32 w/ Bobby Owsinski Bobby Owsinski is an author, mixing engineer, producer and songwriter. His credits include working with artists like The Who, Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Iron Maiden, The Ramones, and many others. EP #33 w/ Craig Anderton Craig is an internationally recognized engineer, educator, and music technologist. He's authored over 35 books, mastered hundreds of tracks, played Carnegie Hall, written for magazines like Guitar Player, Keyboard, Sound on Sound, Electronic Musician, Pro Sound News, Mix. He's consulted leading companies like Gibson, Microsoft, Steinberg, Roland, Acoustica, E-Mu, Peavey, Alesis, Akai Professional, Native Instruments, Cakewalk, Ableton, Avid, and dozens more. EP #34 w/ Animal Prince In this episode, the indie-electro-pop duo known as Animal Prince and I discuss tips we learned from the DIY Musicians Conference in Austin, TX. We discuss a lot of marketing tips, resources, and insights for independent artists wanting to make a career and grow a following with music. EP #35 w/ BINKBEATS Frank Wienk (also known as BINKBEATS is a producer, multi-instrumentalist and composer known for using organic sounds and unconventional instruments combined with electronic music. He's also known for performing intense live looping, and has been selling out major venues around the world. Save money purchasing the latest version of Ableton Live: liveproducersonline.com/buyableton Join Discord and connect with the Ableton community discord.gg/ceb9CgAFFj Join the newsletter and be the first to receive new podcast episodes, as well as Ableton Live downloads, special events, and more: liveproducersonline.com/newsletter

Mit dem LPK 25 stellt Akai Professional einen besonders kleinen, aber vollwertigen MIDI-Controller mit 25 anschlagsdynamischen Tasten vor. Weiterhin bietet er einen Sustain-Button, eine Tap-Tempo-Funktion und sogar einen Arpeggiator. Er ist komplett plug-and-play-kompatibel, sodass er einfach direkt an jede beliebige Audio Software ohne vorherige Treiberinstallation angeschlossen werden kann, und schon kann's losgehen. Das macht den LPK 25 zu einem treuen Begleiter aller Musiker, DJs oder Produzenten, die mit dem Laptop, iPhone, iPad oder einem anderen mobilen Endgerät von unterwegs aus auf möglichst wenig Fläche Noten einspielen möchten. (quelle: Musikhaus Thomann). Link zum Keyboard: https://www.thomann.de/de/akai_lpk_25.htm

Listen as Dan and Craig Anderton discuss all things related to songwriting and the psychology behind producing. Episode discussion highlights include: audio editing tips, how your brain processes music, discovering your original sound, the evolution of Ableton Live, and other topics. Craig is an internationally recognized engineer, educator, and music technologist. He's authored over 35 books, mastered hundreds of tracks, played Carnegie Hall, written for magazines like Guitar Player, Keyboard, Sound on Sound, Electronic Musician, Pro Sound News, Mix. He's consulted leading companies like Gibson, Microsoft, Steinberg, Roland, Acoustica, E-Mu, Peavey, Alesis, Akai Professional, Native Instruments, Cakewalk, Ableton, Avid, and dozens more. Click here to watch Dan's Free Mixing Webinar mentioned in the episode. Join the Live Producers Online membership to get ongoing help on your Ableton projects with Dan Giffin Follow Craig Anderton at the links below: craiganderton.com craganderton.org instagram.com/craig.anderton twitter.com/craig_anderton facebook.com/craig.anderton.3 Listen to Craig's My Butterfly track mentioned in the episode with tempo changes

Since 2008 does the sympathetic Bremen girl spin the turntables and has already lost the status as a secret favorite. Only one year later Bebetta won the „Tresor Newcomer-Award“ and travelled since then with her record case from Frankfurt throughout the world. Special stations are the Greenspace Festival Hanoi, Fusion Festival, Nature One as well as the Dr. Sax in Turin. The elapsed time was well used since then: In 2010 Akai Professional appoints Bebetta as one of its prestigious pro-artists and she wins Numark and Ortofon as her sponsors. Bebettas radio show „Straight Night Radio“ on Play.fm went on air in the same year together with her party „Heimlich“ in the Hanseatic city of Bremen. „Heimlich“ is not only about partying itself, its a platform for Bebettas secret favorite artists. Bebettas sound ranges from melodic house rhythms of driving techhouse to straight techno. Dubby sounds and refreshing surprise moments harmonize in a clear structure. Her light-hearted set lacks neither charm nor the good mixing technique. A mixture that works excellent on the international level. Her charisma and a keen sensitivity to the audience is always reflected in the set itself, which characterizes Bebettas groove. The whole is refined with Bebetta´s popular giveaways, whose unique style can raise a collectors heart beat by a second. These includes eg. her project „Bags for Kenya“, in which Bebetta auctioned since 2012 limited selfmade bags and donates their proceeds a Kenya-help project. In 2011 and 2012 Bebetta is among the top 10 of some polls in the category „Newcomer of the year“ and with her dj-mixes she reached som top chart placements in the „Top 100“ on Play.fm. Since mid-2011 Bebetta works on her own productions and she published in may 2012 her first release „Herr Kapellmeister“ on Damm Records. In the same year remixes on Mimique Records and Ton Liebt Klang. Introduction Background Track: Vamos Art - My Shoes (Bebetta Remix) Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/bebetta Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/artist/bebetta/268679

On September 22, Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional hosted a concert and awards ceremony entitled Milestones at the Berklee Performance Center in Boston. The evening presentations included Bruce Swedien, for Recording/Engineering Innovation, Al Kooper, for Performance/Production Innovation, and Michael Brecker. Additional honorees included: Run-DMC founder DJ Jam Master J Marley Marl DJ Premier, GrandWizzard Theodore, Grandmixer DXT, Jazzy Jay, and DJ Jazzy Joyce. Live performances included Mike Phillips and John Blackwell, Al Kooper, turntable wizard Roc Raida and a host of others. Proceeds from the event will fund the Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional scholarships for the Berklee College of Music City Music Program. The Berklee City Music Program is a five-week tutorial and mentoring program that gives urban teens access to music education at no cost to them or their families. Since 1991, the Berklee City Music Program has been a life-changing experience for nearly 500 economically disadvantaged young people.

On September 22, Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional hosted a concert and awards ceremony entitled Milestones at the Berklee Performance Center in Boston. The evening presentations included Bruce Swedien, for Recording/Engineering Innovation, Al Kooper, for Performance/Production Innovation, and Michael Brecker. Additional honorees included: Run-DMC founder DJ Jam Master J Marley Marl DJ Premier, GrandWizzard Theodore, Grandmixer DXT, Jazzy Jay, and DJ Jazzy Joyce. Live performances included Mike Phillips and John Blackwell, Al Kooper, turntable wizard Roc Raida and a host of others. Proceeds from the event will fund the Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional scholarships for the Berklee College of Music City Music Program. The Berklee City Music Program is a five-week tutorial and mentoring program that gives urban teens access to music education at no cost to them or their families. Since 1991, the Berklee City Music Program has been a life-changing experience for nearly 500 economically disadvantaged young people.

On September 22, Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional hosted a concert and awards ceremony entitled Milestones at the Berklee Performance Center in Boston. The evening presentations included Bruce Swedien, for Recording/Engineering Innovation, Al Kooper, for Performance/Production Innovation, and Michael Brecker. Additional honorees included: Run-DMC founder DJ Jam Master J Marley Marl DJ Premier, GrandWizzard Theodore, Grandmixer DXT, Jazzy Jay, and DJ Jazzy Joyce. Live performances included Mike Phillips and John Blackwell, Al Kooper, turntable wizard Roc Raida and a host of others. Proceeds from the event will fund the Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional scholarships for the Berklee College of Music City Music Program. The Berklee City Music Program is a five-week tutorial and mentoring program that gives urban teens access to music education at no cost to them or their families. Since 1991, the Berklee City Music Program has been a life-changing experience for nearly 500 economically disadvantaged young people.

On September 22, Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional hosted a concert and awards ceremony entitled Milestones at the Berklee Performance Center in Boston. The evening presentations included Bruce Swedien, for Recording/Engineering Innovation, Al Kooper, for Performance/Production Innovation, and Michael Brecker. Additional honorees included: Run-DMC founder DJ Jam Master J Marley Marl DJ Premier, GrandWizzard Theodore, Grandmixer DXT, Jazzy Jay, and DJ Jazzy Joyce. Live performances included Mike Phillips and John Blackwell, Al Kooper, turntable wizard Roc Raida and a host of others. Proceeds from the event will fund the Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional scholarships for the Berklee College of Music City Music Program. The Berklee City Music Program is a five-week tutorial and mentoring program that gives urban teens access to music education at no cost to them or their families. Since 1991, the Berklee City Music Program has been a life-changing experience for nearly 500 economically disadvantaged young people.

On September 22, Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional hosted a concert and awards ceremony entitled Milestones at the Berklee Performance Center in Boston. The evening presentations included Bruce Swedien, for Recording/Engineering Innovation, Al Kooper, for Performance/Production Innovation, and Michael Brecker. Additional honorees included: Run-DMC founder DJ Jam Master J Marley Marl DJ Premier, GrandWizzard Theodore, Grandmixer DXT, Jazzy Jay, and DJ Jazzy Joyce. Live performances included Mike Phillips and John Blackwell, Al Kooper, turntable wizard Roc Raida and a host of others. Proceeds from the event will fund the Numark, Alesis and Akai Professional scholarships for the Berklee College of Music City Music Program. The Berklee City Music Program is a five-week tutorial and mentoring program that gives urban teens access to music education at no cost to them or their families. Since 1991, the Berklee City Music Program has been a life-changing experience for nearly 500 economically disadvantaged young people.