Parallel Processing in Ableton Live

This is exactly what i've been looking for. thank you sir

I wish you could color code effect racks.

awesome videos man

Is it a wise decision on that last version of parallel processing to add a side chain compressor to the audio track linked to the dry signal so that you can have intense fx but the dry signal pops through all the fx stuff going on?

I almost never comment on videos like this, but truly this was an excellent video. It was comprehensive and detailed, but not bloated with info. It's honestly perfect for learning about the subject matter. 10/10

One thing. Summarize.

Thanks a ton!!! Finally found the clear concept video on parallelcompression!!

so helpful as a logic user switching to ableton!!! your way of teaching is easy to understand and efficient. thank you! instant sub =0

Thank you man!

I love how you just randomly put R's in everything you say. Notr.

Your brain vry big. Mine has expanded just by watching this single video \uwu/

Really enjoying your videos, really well ordered and grouped.
So even if some aspects are familiar you covering all options and grouping into videos
is incredibly helpful!

A video about the Chain selector usage and use cases would be nice btw :)

Great stuff for beginner and intermediate level!
Thank you

THX A LOT!

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Hey Matt just wanted to say your videos are a massive helping with really understanding ableton. If possible can you do a video on effects processing racks and instrument racks and when you would use a instrument rack? Thanks in advance with sharing your knowledge 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥇

damnnnnn... i was making a big mistake by not using audio effect racks this way. I was just grouping my drums and adding effects on the group track and calling it a day. This makes way for more experimental processing without sacrificing the original quality of the drums. SICKKKK... Thank you so much man.

You can also do this with instrument racks, but effect racks are better for it.
You can also do this by using multiple tracks instead of sends. This way is also more visual and quicker at a glance.
Live is really flexible with how it lets you do things! So many ways to do parallel processing.

As someone who has just branched into Ableton after years of frustration with Reason workarounds, these videos are immensley helpful. Thank you!

Better you use your pop filter in the background btw. Too much popping up voices, sibilant consonants... Or compress your own voice to make de-esser effect on it. It's harming our focus on listening to your talking honestly. Unpleasant. Just a feedback.

This is great! I'm so glad I found this channel

Super cool video!!

These Ableton videos are amazing. I didn't know you could send signals pre/post audio effects rack, that's such a game changer!

Just wanted to let you know that your ableton videos have been incredibly helpful to me :)

You're a fantastic teacher, great video!