Comments for Nick's Tutorials http://nickstutorials.com A Comprehensive Ableton Live Tutorial Resource | Ableton Live Video Tutorials Mon, 31 Oct 2011 02:34:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Glitch Sound Design in Ableton Live by Nick http://nickstutorials.com/glitch-sound-design-in-ableton-live/#comment-27947 Nick Mon, 31 Oct 2011 02:34:27 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=294#comment-27947 Glad you enjoyed! Glad you enjoyed!

]]> Comment on Glitch Sound Design in Ableton Live by robert walker http://nickstutorials.com/glitch-sound-design-in-ableton-live/#comment-27940 robert walker Sun, 30 Oct 2011 22:47:30 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=294#comment-27940 one of the more informational 10 minutes of my life one of the more informational 10 minutes of my life

]]> Comment on The Sound Design of 1982′s “Tron” by Nick http://nickstutorials.com/the-sound-design-of-tron-the-original/#comment-27805 Nick Sat, 22 Oct 2011 14:55:59 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=1569#comment-27805 Yeah those were the days where computers were still novel enough that educational videos couldn't afford to imply anything. It all had to be laid out, chapter and verse for the unwitting public :) Yeah those were the days where computers were still novel enough that educational videos couldn’t afford to imply anything. It all had to be laid out, chapter and verse for the unwitting public :)

]]> Comment on The Sound Design of 1982′s “Tron” by Pal http://nickstutorials.com/the-sound-design-of-tron-the-original/#comment-27797 Pal Sat, 22 Oct 2011 08:03:23 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=1569#comment-27797 "Hi-tech computer-run synthesizer." Haha. “Hi-tech computer-run synthesizer.” Haha.

]]> Comment on Keeping Your Composition Moving Forward With Freeze and Flatten by analogdude http://nickstutorials.com/keeping-your-composition-moving-forward-with-freeze-and-flatten/#comment-27608 analogdude Thu, 13 Oct 2011 05:55:45 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=718#comment-27608 Another good reason to freeze and flatten is it Makes sharing sets alot more easy for remixing purposes and by doing so, allows you to zip your song up into an Ableton Live Set (als file)and send it off to your mates who can then either remix or polish up the song for you. In this, they aren't required to have the exact same softsynths and plugs as your system and it makes for some great collaborations! Another good reason to freeze and flatten is it Makes sharing sets alot more easy for remixing purposes and by doing so, allows you to zip your song up into an Ableton Live Set (als file)and send it off to your mates who can then either remix or polish up the song for you. In this, they aren’t required to have the exact same softsynths and plugs as your system and it makes for some great collaborations!

]]> Comment on Come Vote On My Next Sound Design Tutorial Series! by Nick http://nickstutorials.com/come-vote-on-my-next-sound-design-tutorial-series/#comment-23031 Nick Fri, 30 Sep 2011 01:02:25 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=1097#comment-23031 Thanks for the reply, Preston, and glad you're enjoying the tutorials. I like your idea a lot, and it sounds like a fun series to put together on my end as well! Thanks for the reply, Preston, and glad you’re enjoying the tutorials. I like your idea a lot, and it sounds like a fun series to put together on my end as well!

]]> Comment on Come Vote On My Next Sound Design Tutorial Series! by Preston http://nickstutorials.com/come-vote-on-my-next-sound-design-tutorial-series/#comment-23020 Preston Fri, 30 Sep 2011 00:41:20 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=1097#comment-23020 Nick: love your tutorials...I've learned so much from them. Another area that I would love for you to cover are sound effects like risers, impacts, and other SFX used for transitions and fills. IMO, there are already a TON of Massive tutorials on the web (it's obviously a pervasive and amazing synth). Absynth, FM8 or even better, Reaktor tutorials would be more unique. Thanks for your work! Nick: love your tutorials…I’ve learned so much from them. Another area that I would love for you to cover are sound effects like risers, impacts, and other SFX used for transitions and fills.

IMO, there are already a TON of Massive tutorials on the web (it’s obviously a pervasive and amazing synth). Absynth, FM8 or even better, Reaktor tutorials would be more unique.

Thanks for your work!

]]> Comment on Ableton Live Quick Tip: Resetting Default Device Presets by Nick http://nickstutorials.com/ableton-live-quick-tip-resetting-default-device-presets/#comment-19129 Nick Tue, 20 Sep 2011 17:38:12 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=1118#comment-19129 Glad you got it fixed :) Glad you got it fixed :)

]]> Comment on Ableton Live Quick Tip: Resetting Default Device Presets by Zalem Hest http://nickstutorials.com/ableton-live-quick-tip-resetting-default-device-presets/#comment-19125 Zalem Hest Tue, 20 Sep 2011 17:29:03 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=1118#comment-19125 Nick, Ended up fixing it, some midi settings were causing the problem. Thanks for your time! Nick,
Ended up fixing it, some midi settings were causing the problem. Thanks for your time!

]]> Comment on Everyone That Works With Audio Should Know This Stuff! (Timbre & Harmonics) by Nick http://nickstutorials.com/everyone-that-works-with-audio-should-know-this-stuff-timbre-harmonics/#comment-18655 Nick Mon, 19 Sep 2011 17:13:41 +0000 http://nickstutorials.com/?p=1594#comment-18655 My pleasure, Anthony :) Thanks for the RT! My pleasure, Anthony :) Thanks for the RT!

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