How to route your sounds and devices from Propellerhead Reason to Ableton Live using the built-in rewire feature. There are 2 methods covered in this video for bringing sound from Reason into Live. The technique you use is up to you and your music production style. Each of the rewire processes have value in different situations. If you were using Reason for a long time before getting into Ableton Live, the first method will open a lot possibilities for layering and recording vocals or other live instruments on your instrumental beats made with Reason. If you are more adept at the sequencer in Live, then method two is a powerful way to utilize the incredibly vast sound banks and synths from Reason.

How to create a talking dubstep bass wobble sound from scratch using simpler, redux, frequency cutoff and resonance, LFO, and some creativity. Make any synth say things like Wow, Yeah, Whomp, and Wobble just like what is found in popular dubstep and electro house.

In this tutorial I share a technique for turning any texture, pad, or soundscape into a tight rhythmic stuttering pattern. It’s accomplished using sidechain options of the gate effect in Ableton Live. This type of effect is something you hear in a lot of psy dub, psy trance, and psybient music. You hear it used in many songs by artists like Shpongle, Ott, Bluetech, Phutureprimitive, and many more.