February 15, 2012 7:00 PM - 19 attended
Warping Workshop @ iComputer
Chris Lawhead is officially taking over the teaching arm of the Ableton User Group. I will still be engaged in workshops, but the migration to Modern.DJ is my main focus. So...we have scheduled the first in a line of monthly workshops for the Denver/Boulder area.
On the plate for Feburary: Warping!
This workshop covers the basics of warping and advanced methods for warping. Learn how to warp fast and easy, select the correct warp engine, and prepare your data for performance, and use Ableton to the fullest!
- Basic Warping : How to warp a new track with ease.
- Beyond the Basics : Data handling, modulation, & audio limitations
- From Clip to Platter : Organization of data using the Platter Method
- Good to Know : Know the pitfalls and avoid bad habits
This workshop is perfect for the beginner and intermediate Ableton user.
Use this link : http://abltn.com/monthly for registration, payment, and other information on this effort or the meet-up site.
Cost : $10 presale, $12 at the door Payment at this address : http://abltn.com/monthly (will forward to correct pge)
Other stuff :
We need to expand coverage and hit the reset button. So Ableton Colorado is NOT changing one bit, but it is getting absorbed by the larger entity of Modern.DJ. The Mission statment is simple :
Dedicated to improving and reshaping electronic music with the aid of practical experimentation, scientific knowledge, new technology, and forward thinking.
The Control Surface Web-App is located on the site and free to use. We are kicking off the site with NAMM coverage.
NEXT MEET UP IS SCHEDULED!
- 12Feb 2012 @ the Walnut Room
- Mia on Compression (side chain and parallel)
- Post-NAMM decompression (show and tell)
- Undecided still!
Taking suggestions - How about some Max Requests?
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Andrew Padbury
Thanks for the informative session and a brief overview of the countless things Ableton can do. Can you make the handout PDFs available for download?
Posted February 15 at 11:33 PM
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Derek Russoit was okay. too techy for me. and it was 100% DJ oriented and it wasn't listed as such. i think these guys need to get a better grasp of where people are at and teach accordingly, and with more emphasis on the bigger picture. More accurate definitions of words and phrased used would be appreciated. Less talking about the teachers and their accomplishment
s. I only comment on this because I think these Meetups are great, and I
hope all constructive feedback will only make them stronger. I definitely learned a few things and I'm excited to continue attending them. Thanks to all who work hard to put these together.
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Chris CarlsonChris and Marc: Thanks, great presentation tonight. You filled in a lot of gaps for me with killer useful tricks. I am happy to steal and repeat many of them. :) Awesome
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Andrew PadburyA fair amount of new information for me to process. Organizers knew their material and are able to teach it well. I would limit the classes to a short time or break into sessions with each instructor. Overall good time and well worth my time and $.
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Your organizer's refund policy for Warping Workshop @ iComputer
Refunds offered if:
- the Meetup is cancelled
- the Meetup is rescheduled
- you can cancel at least 1 day(s) before the Meetup
Additional notes: Or we can bump the payment to another workshop.
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Hey is there any way to avoid the 10$ shipping and handling fee for the warping workshop? can we just put our names on a list? thanks!