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Why your click sucks and how to make it better

by Will on May 13, 2010

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I‘ve been able to play in a variety of situations with a variety of different players which has led to me experiencing a lot of different click sounds.  Some effective, and some…not so much!  In this article we’ll take a look at a few reasons some of our clicks fall short and how to improve them.  If [...]

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How do I start Using Loops?…Determine what you want to do with loops

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In this post we look at a few different “types” of loops and how they can help you in different environments. We’ll give you some tips and tricks depending on your situation and environment.

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Using Loops with an Ipod (Tips & Tricks)

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With today’s article we will take a look at some useful tips and tricks for using loops this way.

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Using Loops with an Ipod (Pro’s & Con’s)

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In part 2 of our Using loops with an Ipod or Itunes series we will look at the follow up article from Brandon Divine, and look at a list of Pro’s and Con’s to using an Ipod or Itunes with loops.

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Using loops with an Ipod (Introduction)

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If you’ve followed the Blog for a even a little while you know we are big on using Ableton Live for loops, and not just treating loops as “backing tracks” but interacting with loops and treating them as their own instrument. Well we stumbled across this post a week or so ago from Georgia Based Worship Leader Brandon Divine from The Church at Chapel Hill and we were reminded that churches need to hear what he was talking about. There are churches that want to use loops but don’t have the budget to buy Live or in-ears, and so we want to let those churches know that you can still use loops even without those things.

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Video Blog #1 :Properly Subdividing the Click in Live

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In our first Video Blog we take a look at how to properly Subdivide the Click in Ableton Live.

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Using Loops without In-Ears

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Even as I write this I am cringing. At the very least 30% of all the questions I get about using loops are “Can I use loops without In-Ears?” Whenever anyone talks about what it takes to use loops they mention the absolute need for in-ears. The problem with this is that there are tons of worship leaders that really want to start using loops but don’t have the budget to buy in-ears. They’ve got a mac and garageband but no In-ears. So can they use loops? Again the safest and easiest answer to the questions is no, you can’t use loops without in-ears but the question needs to be fully answered. Yes you can use loops with out in-ears ( I cringe…) but keep in mind Attempt at your own risk!

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Assigning Tempos to Scenes in Ableton Live

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As we finish up this series called “Click Tricks” we are going to take a look at one of the most useful tricks to use Ableton Live.  If you are interested in using loops then the techniques shared in this article will allow you to use loops in the best possible way.   So open [...]

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Properly Subdividing the Click in Live

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In this article we are focusing on how to effectively Subdivide the click in Live. We will look at the process and steps and how to solve a few problems associated with the issue.

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