Ableton

Ed Sheeran's loop software named "Chewie" runs as VST in Ableton. 5:40 in the Video Ableton isn't the soft his albums are recorded with (it's Logic).

In this performing live in the KEXP studio of the Darkside if you see the pc's screen you will see Ableton Live

He used abletone in this video

Mentioned in the interview.

cchelseawwolfe "#ableton nights"

At 1:15 you can see on the screen that Imogen using ableton.

Ilan Bluestone explains on his twitter that he no longer uses SONAR and has switched to Ableton Live

"The 19-year old, best known as the guitarist and vocalist for band The Internet, recorded Steve Lacy's Demo using his handset while he was touring the world and during studio sessions. While he used music software Ableton to program some of the record's drum beats, the bass, guitar and his vocals were recorded using GarageBand, Apple's own music app."

John Mayer talking to Zane Lowe about his experience on working with No I.D. 15:23 - "His use of ableton is insane. It's like a violin for him."

1:07 we can see him using ableton

The writing studio’s compactness leant itself nicely to Bayley’s process. Keeping his essentials within arm’s reach, he has guitars: Hofner 176, Fender Stratocaster, Selmer Classical, Fender Precision bass with flat-wound strings, Roland Jupiter-6, Korg MS-20, ARP 2600—which made it onto every song on the album—a vintage Neumann U 87 microphone, and a couple of API preamps. Recording happens into Pro Tools, with Ableton preferable for sequencing and programming. Keeping things simple allows Bayley to whiz around, patching in what he needs quickly.

That's what I love about Ableton, you have a fair bit of freedom to build your own [signal chain].

Emika explains what she uses for her live sets, in this video she posted to her facebook page. She says she has a Mac laptop running Ableton Live. She doesn't specify which version of Live she uses.

controlled by Korg microKontrol or Novation ReMote

There is a photo of Andy Morin (other member of Death Grips) using Ableton. Most likley making music for Death Grips (Andy Morin, Stefan Burnett and Zach Hill).

KJ Sawka heavily uses Ableton Live for sampling and drum triggering. He has released sample packs for the platform, and worked a lot with Mr. Bill, a very popular producer and online tutor for Ableton Live. This can be seen clearly in this tutorial video.

She shares all the info about her gear below the description in her videos.

" I used anything I can get my hands on. But I prefer to use things I’ve made myself. That gives me maximum freedom. Now and then, I also arrange parts of my music using programs like Ableton or Native Instruments. But these programs are very restricting in how things can sound. With some songs by other artists these days, you can actually hear that it has been produced with Ableton. It seems there's something of an Ableton trend at the moment. I think that every great artist should also be an inventor."

Side Line Interview Illustration

it appears in a video

> Per la musica uso Ableton, che è un software nato per i dj, ma che io trovo basico e intuitivo anche per la composizione. > *(To compose) music I use Ableton, a software developed for DJs, I find it easy to use*

White and grey theme of aleton it seems.

Robert Parker noted in his interview with Drive Radio: "Since a few years I both work and play live with Ableton Live. I tend to change VSTs often, but I always come back to the polysix and the TAL-UNO even though I have the real thing too"

This DAW is used throughout the whole video.

In 3:54 you can spot Abelton in Pierre's Taskbar

In this live video you can clearly spot Ableton on his MacBook Pro. Particularly at 8:10 minutes

Cymatics interviewed him and it's explained in the PDF file you can download on this site: https://cymatics.fm/the-art-of-music-production/

Dom McLennon stated on twitter that he uses Ableton, along with some powerful words on creativity and mental health.

"I’ve always been working in Reason since I first started with music-production in 2009 (celebrating 10 years with Reason!), and Oliver has always worked in Ableton, so we’ve had to combine the two over the years."

"DAW is Ableton."

Latest update on the artist page.

Seen using Ableton in the video.

Martin Roth is ghost producer of Marymoon. In this video you can see he uses ableton and some kind of studio monitor.

A session of In The Daw on Youtube features Crystal Skies making Melodic Dubstep In Ableton Live

Can be seen using Ableton in this instagram post

"Jeremiah Green plays a C&C Player Date II set, including a 14×24 bass drum with a walnut outer ply, a 9×13 rack tom and 16×16 floor tom with wood hoops in yellowtail abalone finish, and an 8×14 black-chrome-over-brass snare drum. His Istanbul Agop cymbals include 16? Traditional hi-hats, a 22? Traditional Medium crash, a 22? Traditional Dark crash, and a 24? 30th Anniversary ride. He uses a Roland SPD-SX sampling pad and Ableton Live software, Promark 747 and Super Rock Shira Kashi oak sticks, Remo heads (including Clear Powerstroke 4s on his toms, a Powerstroke 3 black dot on his bass drum, and a Coated Emperor on his snare), and DW hardware."

In this instagram-video, Billboard is seen working on his track "Souvenir" using Ableton

Ableton session can be seen at 0:38

This article appoints the Ableton software used by the majority of the group .

Generally I just use Logic and that’s kind of it. I’ve got a few effects pedals, too, and I’ve got that four-track and a few MIDI keyboards, but the bulk of everything is done in Logic. Quite often I’ll pull a vocal sample into Audacity if I need to do something specific with it or clean it up, as Logic isn’t always the best for working with audio files directly. But on the whole, my production work is done in Logic, and when I play live, I use Ableton.

Music Production Software

currently use ableton

Youth Code uses Abelton, as it helps them transition from studio mode into live performance mode. "We write live for live with our gear." -Sara Taylor

Youth Code uses Abelton, as it helps them transition from studio mode into live performance mode.

Here is a snippet from his interview with Claire Carlson from "www.primenightcult.com", where he mentions he uses Ableton. PRIME: What DAW do you use, and what are your favorite plugins? MANILA KILLA: I'll always love GarageBand because it was the first DAW I messed around with, but I've been working on Ableton for the past 6 years. I recently got Omnisphere - that's definitely the best plugin I've used in a while.

At around 19:03, an open track in Ableton Live is seen, as Eomac leads the viewer through a breakdown of the track 'Asvattha'.

At 1:33 in the video, Maël is seen playing their new synth in **Ableton Live.** Besides being able to see it many other time in the video, it is also stated in the description they use that specific DAW.

Parker uses Ableton to make his beats He’s seen using it throughout this episode of rhythm roulette