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BACK TO BASICS: BUILDING BEATS WITH PUSH & LIVE IN ABLETON LIVE

Even if you’re not focused on working with beats in a big way, the truth is that nearly any style of music will require some kind of drum part. The advantage of beginning with a rhythmical framework is that you don’t necessarily require any knowledge of harmony or chords, so you can put that off until later and concentrate on learning some programming and effect basics.

You can go your whole beat-making life drawing in your drum beats, one hit at a time in a

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