Ultimate Ableton Live 9 COMPLETE

Detailed so far so good Lots of great details Very very very basic Great match ?✌?kool Interesantísimo y totalmente útil.

evet so far so good ;) Instructor is very knowledgeable and explains clearly the technical aspects and concepts needed to gain a solid understanding of Ableton Live.

Derek So far so good.

The only thing is that sometimes the instructor refers to things he asumes the students know and when we don't then we get a bit lost... but again, so far so good !!

So far so good.

So far so good super informative and thorough.

Hard to tell as it's really just an overview atm, but so far so good.

Same with some people dont have sound when they first open ableton Yes, so far so good.

Good So far so good!

Great product So far so good!

so far so good Really great stuff!

so far so good Very clear so far its good So far, yes:) Too Slow so far seems clear and comfortable to watch good ff Great!

Highly recommended I have no musical background and I was able to understand.

HIGHLY recommend this to anyone.

I highly recommend this course.

Highly recommend for beginners.

Highly recommend this class.

I'd highly recommend this course.

I highly recommend the whole series 1-7 that J offers and would be happy to speak to anyone about my positive experience.

Excellent and precise, highly recommended The course is very poorly organized and the lectures are essentially stream of consciousness tours of whatever function strikes the instructors fancy at the moment.

Highly recommend.

I Highly recommend this to anyone who wants a bit of detail in Ableton without the technicals.

To be honest, discount or no discount, depending on how flush you are, i highly recommend it.

Looking forward to taking more courses from him!

I am certainly looking forward to finishing this complete 1-7 course.

I am looking forward to the rest of Jason's courses.

Now I'm halfway through and Ableton doesn't seem like a foreign land to me, and I'm really looking forward to creating some sounds myself, when I actually know what I'm doing.

I am looking forward to 45 and 6 lectures.

I came out learning a lot and I'm looking forward to the other courses.

Still looking forward to what's to come!

looking forward to 4, 5 and 6 Nice and slow explanation.

I am not a beginner and sort of knew whatever the lesson was talking about and am looking forward to the rest of the class because the teaching method is excellent and I don't know everything.

It is very informative and broken down really well I've just started this course and really looking forward to speeding up my recording process while learning in my own time!

I've found the course to be fantasic so far, and im only in the very early stages, in all honesty, so far we haven't quite covered anything i didn't already know, but with the tutor talking at a pace i can follow, i'm already looking forward to the next lessons.

I think he does explain everything a little fuzzy i got confused easly, casue of not knowing any DAWS learned a lot in a short period of time, looking forward too the next sessions Very easy to listen to.

He has a friendly engaging tone of voice which is easy to follow along with and he supplements it with visual on screen capturing.

seems promising very detailed, very simple and well explained very easy to follow along!

Thank you mr instructor, I'm actually not sure what your name is right now ahaha :) I've been using Ableton as a hobbyist for years - long enough to put me FAR past the beginner stage, so I questioned if taking the "Part 1-3" section of the course would be "worth my time."

I've been using Ableton Live 9 Standard for a while now, but I'm learning a few tricks I didn't know.

Been using Ableton a while and even the first few lessons introduced me to some techniques that I hadn't known about.

I've been using Ableton for many years mostly to host Plugins.

I am new to Abelton live and this is providing a step by step foundation on navigating the software.

Right now it is an overview and picking up small useful mhints It's going step by step which is very helpful for someone like me.

I like it -- eventually I want a step by step to create an Illenium style track and to use my Launchpad.

Thanks to Jason's superb demonstration of the ins and outs of Live, I'm now a million times more confident in what I'm doing, as well as knowing how and where to find and do things and I feel that I could explain pretty much what every button in the DAW does now.

Im trying to learn all the ins and outs and this is helping tremendously Verständlich und sehr genau.

(Ins and outs, automation, etc.)

He explains everything as if you already have the smallest foundation in music production.

He actually explains everything in the right order, the order you would discover things if you wouldn't follow the course.

There is so much to learn it seems to be going a little slow, but this will definitely get me to where I need to be very good i think the instructor should have planned out what he was going to say a little more but he explains everything super well!

I am learning a lot and the instructor explains everything very well.

I have dabbled quite a bit with Ableton Live, but I noticed there was just too much stuff that I did not really feel I needed to use, or wanted to learn.

I have learned quite a bit.

The amount of detail, quality of the speaker, the quality of the video, his editing of the video (zooming into features he's talking about) covering confusing aspects to newcomers... it's basically a perfect intro course.

not sure if you mixed them up a little bit when talking about "optimal use" or something lile that.

I like the pace and I am pausing it whenever I feel I need to so that I can go to my own Ableton and try out the things he is talking about.

He clearly demonstrates on screen exactly what he is talking about, and, his pace feels just right...three video clips into the class.

I feel more confident using ableton and look forward to going through some of the instructors other courses here.

I look forward to completing the class and most likely will be a life long customer for all of the future courses.

I enjoy what he covers in this course and look forward to learning from it.

Standing back one more meta-level, J has an amazing depth of knowledge about music theory *plus* electronic music making (I guess that's what the Ph.D is about!)

I also took his 3 part course "Music Theory for Electronic Music", and it seems to help by continuing on thru the same teacher.

I am excited to move onto Jay's music theory classes and then to finish off the other 4 parts of this class.

Just like his music theory classes, he is super succinct and explains everything so well to first time users.