Lesson 17 of 17Music ProductionBeginner

Reviewing the Course

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Isaac Cotec wraps up the course with a recap of what you've covered - recording and editing MIDI, setting up your controller and building new parts in Ableton Live.

Part of the courseCreating new parts in Ableton Live with MIDI and Audio17 lessons (1h 33m)

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Congratulations on Completing the Course!

All right, you totally rocked it through this course. Good job! You made it through, you watched all the videos and did the examples. Awesome!

You Are Now a MIDI Wizard

You are now a wizard when it comes to recording and editing MIDI in Ableton Live. This is huge! This is a significant step for you as a producer and a musician because now you have the ability to:

  • Create new parts
  • Edit those parts
  • Work with them within Ableton

That's gigantic! First step, so good job for sticking to your path.

Course Overview

In this course, we covered the basics of:

  • Recording audio as well as MIDI
  • What MIDI is
  • How to record MIDI
  • Setting up your MIDI controller
  • Building new parts within Ableton Live

This is a huge first step for you as a musician, introducing you to a bunch of new sounds and tools to explore as you start your creative journey with Live.

Next Steps

Now, from here, I suggest taking some time to come up with:

  • New ideas
  • New beats
  • New parts

Practice what you've learned! Just like picking up a guitar, this is all about clocking in enough hours and practicing to really grasp the basics of Ableton Live.

Maintain Your Progress

So stick with it! Even though the course is done, try to:

  • Play around in Ableton at least once or twice a week

This will help develop you as a musician and producer within Live. I suggest setting a goal like:

  • Finish three songs in the next two months.

It's a pretty easy and approachable goal, right? It's not too overwhelming, like finishing an album. Just set aside some dedicated time a day or two each week to work on those tracks and build up your ideas.

Explore Advanced Features

If you get to the point where you want to learn more advanced features in Ableton, such as:

  • Arrangement view
  • Different audio effects
  • Advanced editing techniques

Then check out my other courses to learn the next level of Ableton.

Final Words

Once again, good job for sticking through it and making it through all these videos. You've got it down!

Now, go out into the world and make some beats, create new sounds, and start being creative!

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Isaac Cotec is, arguably, one of the best Ableton trainers in the world! While working on his own music, he began teaching recording techniques, sound design, and Ableton Live to private students, and since earning his certification as an official Ableton Certified Trainer he has helped thousands of producers step up their game and succeed as musicians.

Isaac started producing electronic music in 2005 with Psyche Sonics, an experimental group working with the science and research of binaural beats and altering consciousness through sound. After touring, he continued writing music under the alias Cotec and later emerged as the artist Subaqueous, blending his electronic past with both future and organic production techniques. To date, he has released 3 albums and 4 EPs.

Isaac is also the founder and manager of the record label Invibe Music, which represents some of the Pacific Northwest's best electronic music and specialises in midtempo dance music.

In his Ableton Live courses, Isaac shares the production, sound design and songwriting techniques he has spent years refining - the very skills he uses to turn a spark of an idea into a finished track.

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