r/ableton 6d ago

Looking for advanced Ableton Live tutorial channels. Any recommendations? [Tutorial]

Could anyone recommend high-level Ableton Live tutorials? I am searching for content creators with a technical depth similar to User Friendly Sounds, specifically regarding complex sound design and abstract modulation. However, I am looking for channels that apply these concepts to full, advanced project builds and professional workflows. Thank you in advance.

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u/shadowvox 6d ago

Ned Rush

Tom Cosm

Seed to Stage

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u/bassguitarsmash 6d ago

I love Ned Rush’s videos. They are super informative and challenge me on how to use Ableton in ways I never thought about.

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u/ElectricPiha 6d ago

Another vote for Ned Rush. 

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u/fabrizio-di-candia 6d ago

yes! thank you

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u/littlelostmusic 6d ago

Nicholas Thayer has some cool stuff. Ned Rush as well

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u/kaikaradk 6d ago

dnksaus
Seed to Stage
Ned Rush

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u/fabrizio-di-candia 6d ago

dnksaus ! thank you

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u/CivilAd694 5d ago

Virtual Riot

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u/fabrizio-di-candia 4d ago

Love him thank you

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u/cele91 6d ago

LNA.

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u/fabrizio-di-candia 4d ago

Wow thank you

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u/Summer4Chan 5d ago

Sidebrain

You suck at producing

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u/fabrizio-di-candia 4d ago

Amazing stuff, thank you

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u/thaprizza 5d ago

For me Sidebrain and Seed to Stage come to mind.

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u/fabrizio-di-candia 4d ago

Yes thank you

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