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Exploring The Potential Of Live 9.5’s Multiwarping & Max For Live’s Convolution Reverb Pro

Fab, November 23, 2016December 15, 2016

AbletonLive-reverb
Ableton Live and Max for Live have so much to offer that sometimes you might feel you’re using only a small part of their features – especially when it comes to the new ones introduced in the latest updates.

Point Blank’s resident Ableton expert Freddy Frogs comes to the rescue, exploring the potential of a powerful Max For Live reverb plugin and 9.5’s latest features in two helpful tutorial videos.

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Max for Live offers a huge range of audio devices, synths and plugins, available for Ableton users to download to fuel new creative ideas and sound design possibilities. In the first episode of a new Point Blank tutorial series, Course Developer and Ableton Certified Trainer Freddy Frogs takes a dive into a particularly powerful reverb plugin which forms part of Max for Live Essentials – Convolution Reverb Pro.

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In the second episode of a new tutorial series from Point Blank, Freddy Frogs turns his attention to Multiwarping in Ableton Live. Essentially a supercharged version of warping, this functionality enables multiple tracks of audio to be warped simultaneously – great for when there’s tempo fluctuations or imperfections in takes.

Don’t forget to subscribe to Point Blank’s YouTube channel for more tutorials and live events.

If you want to learn recording, engineering and mixing techniques as well as dive into DJing and even master the music business, Point Blank’s online Diploma courses cover all this and more. Taken from anywhere in the world and for up to 64 weeks, they’re some of their most comprehensive courses. Graduates include Patrick Topping, Jon Rundell and No Artificial Colours so you know you’re in good hands. You can also try a free online sample course.

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