J. Anthony Allen covers three essential Ableton Live techniques: sidechaining, bussing and routing, and resampling. These methods appear in virtually every track, though they're often called advanced. Allen starts with sidechaining, breaking down its nuances and everyday applications.
Okay, up next, we're gonna work on a couple of advanced production techniques. A couple things that, while you are making tracks you may have heard of, like a lot of people have heard of sidechaining these days because it's super popular. It takes a little finagling and a little knowledge to really understand what you're doing with sidechaining, which is what we're gonna do in this section. We're also gonna talk about bussing and routing and resampling. So all of these techniques kind of together, I would call sort of advanced techniques advanced techniques. They're advanced techniques, but at the same time, they're things that are used every day in just about every single track. I would probably use all three of these things, so there are things that you'll want to get really comfortable with. Okay, so let's dive in, and let's just. Let's just kick it off with sidechaining, because it's probably the one that you've heard of and want to know how to do, so let's do it.
