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How to make DJ with albeton live? I want the answer step by step... which is better albeton live or FL studio?

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Answer 1

Firstly i will answer your second question=

Q. which is better albeton live or Fl studio

Ans. BOTH ARE AWESOME FOR MAKING  MUSIC

        BUT, for begganier FL studio is best and

                   for Pros , Albeton live is the bestest✌

Q2. How to make DJ with ableten live?

  Ans .consider the following steps

1.Compile a selection of tracks that you want to use in your DJ mix. Put all the audio files into a new folder on your desktop so you can easily access them in Ableton.

If you are planning to mix the tracks together, it helps to choose songs of the same genre or at least of similar BPM. 120 BPM is a good starting point for beginners.

2. Open Ableton and locate the source folder. Do this by using the file navigation bar. You should be able to see a list of the tracks you selected in the window on the left side of your screen.

3.Create an additional audio channel. The easiest way is to press CTRL+T with the session view open.

4.Drag your files from the navigation bar into the audio channels. Wait for the file info to load before you do anything else.

5.Double click the first track on your list. This will bring up the waveform in the sample display window.

Confirm that the master BPM of your session is set to 120. This is the default setting, so unless you have messed with it before you should be good.

6.Zoom in on the first warp marker. You can either use the magnifying glass icon which appears when your cursor is placed near the top of the waveform, or the miniature diagram below the sample display window.

7.

Adjust your warp markers. These are the little yellow tabs with the numbers on them.

• Make sure the first warp marker is placed right at the beginning of the first beat.
• Make sure the first warp marker is placed right at the beginning of the first beat.
• Locate the numbered marker that is closest to the downbeat and double click it to make it a warp marker. It should turn yellow when you do this. The number will be something like 1.1.2.
• Adjust the position of the second warp marker until the number in the sample window reads 120.
• Right click on the second warp marker and choose "Warp From Here (Straight)" from the menu that comes up. This will warp your track according to the up and down beats you have selected.

• Confirm that the start and end markers are correctly placed on your track. The start markers should line up with warp marker #1 and the finish markers can go wherever you would like the track to end

8.Confirm that everything is synchronized. First, enable the metronome by pressing the little square at the top left of the screen. Then press play on each track individually to see that it matches up.

9.

Repeat steps 5 - 8 for each one of the tracks in your set.      

10.Save your work. The best way to do this with an entire DJ set is to go to the file menu and select "Collect All And Save". This merges your audio files into the project and saves them as one file.                            

Hope this will help you

Answer 2

Hey...

The thing is, it depends on you. I have a Mac and a PC. So I tried FL, Live, Logic, Studio One, Bitwig, Mixcraft Pro, garageband and some other DAWs when I was choosing my DAW. I found FL to be the most simple one with the simplest User Interface, which is a very important thing to consider. I didn't like Live, I don't know why I find it difficult, maybe because I didn't try to understand it properly. But I like Logic, whereas people say that it's hard to understand at first. I find Logic interesting and pretty easy to learn. I use both Logic and FL Studio and I'm pretty happy with both of them.

The thing is, it depends on you. I have a Mac and a PC. So I tried FL, Live, Logic, Studio One, Bitwig, Mixcraft Pro, garageband and some other DAWs when I was choosing my DAW. I found FL to be the most simple one with the simplest User Interface, which is a very important thing to consider. I didn't like Live, I don't know why I find it difficult, maybe because I didn't try to understand it properly. But I like Logic, whereas people say that it's hard to understand at first. I find Logic interesting and pretty easy to learn. I use both Logic and FL Studio and I'm pretty happy with both of them.So, it depends on you which DAW you choose. But at least try some of the DAWs yourself and then decide. It is true that most of the people these days use FL Studio and it's the leading softwars in the market if you count the number of people who use DAWs, but most of the professionals or in the studios, they're using Logic, Live and Pro Tools.

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