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Challenge No. 1 - Create a song using only 1 4/4 kick pattern
Has anyone seen Tom Cosm's video in which he creates a whole song using only 1 midi track of a 4/4 kick drum, and uses sends/returns to create the entire rest of the track? Its really inspirational and demonstrates the true open endedness of Ableton. The end result is absolutely unbelievable. h[video]ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_em ... zvvnk6rdNE#![/video]
It blows my mind, this guy really is quite the producer.
Challenge No. 2 - Create an evolving pad using no automation
So I just decided to change the name of the thread to dedicate it to Tom Cosm's awesome challenges, and supporting videos showing how he achieved his sound. I've literally learned so much about creating pads in just the first 3 or so minutes.
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Yeah i saw it, its a very cool idea, i gave it a whirl, its definitely gives you a different way of thinking. I'm interested to see what future challenges will be.
nowaysj wrote:
Basically our ears are sluts, they'll spread their cochlea for any old big sound that comes along.
saw this but didnt look through it all, just watched like 1o mins of it n skipped to the end to see what he came up with, hes such a genius.
definately worth checking out his other vids aswell maybe just to even get some inspiration.
no but its the same principle. the vids pretty impressive, don't get me wrong. i'm just saying that you can create any sound you want with just a single waveform.
Just saw this - thanks guys, glad you got something out of it. There's a bunch more now, all public and all free - it's more fun that way. More to come!
tomcosm wrote:Just saw this - thanks guys, glad you got something out of it. There's a bunch more now, all public and all free - it's more fun that way. More to come!
I have a tremendous amount or respect for Tom. I've learned more about Ableton from him than anywhere else. Thank you sir
tomcosm wrote:Just saw this - thanks guys, glad you got something out of it. There's a bunch more now, all public and all free - it's more fun that way. More to come!
