in case anyone is just learning ableton: once you get a nice sine kick with an osc in operator (make sure the osc's are in parallel mode) just duplicate that osc's settings to another and then go into its phase parameter and nudge it up to taste. 2-7 % gives a nice tech click to it. if someone can e...

^^ HAHAHAHA to decide what sounds alike is relative to each person. true minimal is made with the demo of ableton on an ibook in the middle of a field.. before the battery dies. thats the only way to be original... record all sounds through the 1/8th" in jack and pitch modulate until it sounds ...

simple techniques.. good video for sure.. shows how insane it is to be crazy over multi 1000 dollar synths just to make a techno track.

I read this when it was posted.. that night I fealt SOOOOOOOOOO inspired.

I got home and created nothing.. ..again.


I wish I could get people in my area turned on to this kind of music. Seeing Henke live would be dreamy.

I'm more interested in actual tutorials than patches if thats of any help.. one thing I noticed from your tutorial in massive was how harsh the sound was... it is DEF a popular sound.. but i'm curious on how they get those blissful smooth stabs.. guys like Deadbeat and Lusine. Where it sounds like a...

I want to try!

not really able to donate at the moment... but THANKS ALOT for the tutorial.. its not that I don't get how massive works.. but following good tutorials that are EXACTLY the style of music i'm looking for really help FORCE the knowledge into my brain permanantly.. adding a third oscillator of sin-tri...

so what exatly is this ?