Free Ableton Live 12 Music Production Class! Delivered Daily.

28 Mar 2024 · 2 min
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In this segment of the free Ableton Live 12 music production class, J. Anthony Allen introduces the new Modulators section in Live 12’s device library. He explains that modulators—such as Envelope Follower and LFO—are now grouped as a distinct category of audio or MIDI effects, even though many existed in earlier versions. The visual icon differentiates standard modulators from Max for Live devices, a distinction that will be explored in the next lesson. Allen highlights that these modulators function like any other effect: they have presets, can be placed on audio or MIDI tracks, and the LFO effect can be applied universally, not just within synths. The segment sets the stage for deeper exploration of each modulator and a forthcoming discussion on Max for Live.

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