Music for people and machines. Head of Music Learning at @Ableton. Author of 'Making Music - 74 Creative Strategies for Electronic Music Producers.' He/him.
We spoke with @dennisdesantis, head of Ableton’s Learning Team, about guilty pleasures, the importance of play in learning and making music, tuning systems, and more. Listen to the full episode of Doing Music: https://t.co/tZw8GHCRJP
Doing Music is a new podcast about the techniques and strategies behind musical ideas. In the first episode, @CAVETOWN explains how he mishears other songs and accidentally writes his own – plus much more. Listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast platform or find out more on https://t.co/766GdECcjH.
This is from Tim’s sister Anna. Tim’s cancer treatment and knock-on collapse of his business Endlesss have plunged his family into crisis. I’ve started a Gofundme for them https://t.co/24QIiRf45n. Donations and retweets are hugely appreciated ❤️🙏
Making Music - 74 Creative Strategies for Electronic Music Producers. Wonder why I haven't seen this book by @dennisdesantis before? Looks great for anyone making music on a computer or just making music in general https://t.co/yufe11fNqy #ableton#electronicmusic
New episode with @DennisDeSantis from Ableton is out talking about his iconic book 74 Creative Strategies for Electronic Music Producers, favorite max devices, the future of education, and much more.
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Special thanks to @BabyAudio for supporting this episode.
Really cool site by @Ableton lets you play around with different musical tuning systems. https://t.co/4qvHH2dA0F I especially like this sonic code editor! 🎵 #musedchat
A fun way to explore https://t.co/tOOWWYcw4C: Start some drones using the editor, and then noodle on pads to listen for beating patterns and interesting intervals. Here's an example with a 7-EDO system.
To accompany the new tuning features in @ableton Live 12, we've created a companion website - https://t.co/QbPXnJ27gZ - that lets you explore Live's tuning presets, and even make your own.
@PauRosello_@Ableton Yes, Live will display whatever note names are in the file, providing they're using symbols that Live can display. Many of the presets use ASCII characters to modify note names, for example. There's a 31TET file in the library!
@MartynEhm@Ableton No, the device in Live currently shows tunings relative to 12edo. But the website has a tuner as well, which can listen to mic input. And it can switch between showing tunings relative to 12edo or the current tuning system.