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Exploring the Essential Features of “Saytek – Live Arranging”
Course Lessons
- Course Preview
- Preparing a session
- The intro
- The Breakdown
- Recording the arrangement
- Adding to the track
- Carving into the track
- Adding effects
- Finalising drums
- Recap
- Working the vocal
- Arranging on the fly
- The outro & final touches
Live Q & A
- Q & A – 1
- Q & A – 2
- Q & A – 3
Meet Your Teacher
Saytek
Saytek (aka Joseph Keevill) has gathered some serious momentum over the last few years, becoming one of the electronic music scene’s most in-demand live acts. With global recognition for his live modular shows and releases on Carl Cox and Christopher Coe’s Awesome Soundwave label.
Saytek has garnered acclaim the world over with his improvised live shows that see him using a myriad of kits including analog synths, sequencers, and drum machines alongside cutting edge digital technology to perform a unique blend of deep & hypnotic techno, acid, and house that is forward-thinking yet not forgetting influences from Detroit or the UK’s and Europe’s fiercely inventive 90’s electronic movement.
About This Course
With the right sounds for a full track, Saytek shows us how he would arrange a track from start to finish. Working in session view in Ableton Live.
As a live performer, Saytek usually creates in session view. For part of this lesson, he shows how he would take a track in arrangement view and touch it up to a finished product.
You will learn:
Preparing a live session
Creating intros
Breakdowns
Recording into arrangement view
Arrangement tips
Using existing sounds to make new elements
LFO effects
Automation effects
Drum fills
Working with a vocal
Arranging on the fly
How to tell when your track is ready
Lessons:
1. Preparing a Session
Preparing for arrangement and checking musical notes, see how Saytek prepares to carry out a live arrangement.
2. The Introduction
Starting with the chords and atmospheric drums, Saytek creates the intro for this track. Using Clip Automation to create a build.
3. The Breakdown
Taking out a lot of the high frequency sounds to create a low tone feeling, Saytek shows us how he’d make a breakdown, adding in new elements along the way.
4. Recording The Arrangement
Using visual cues and other organization tips to help prepare the project for final arrangement. Saytek records the track into the arrangement view by triggering the scenes.
5. Adding to The Track
Creating new audio tracks and adding in vocal samples. Saytek shows us how he’d improve a track in the arrangement view, using automated delays and filters to create movement.
6. Carving Into The Track
Taking a static arrangement to an interesting, moving track. Saytek explains how he would make use of existing sounds to create different elements.
7. Adding Effects
Adding the final layers of effects in the breakdowns and builds, here’s what Saytek does to create interesting sounds using LFO effects.
8. Finishing Drums
Additional claps to create a building feeling, the track is sounding nearly complete.
9. Introduction & Recap
Looking back at the track as a whole. This is how Saytek does his arrangement.
10. Working the Vocal
Rather than having the same vocal loop play out, Saytek shows us his process of making the vocal more interesting.
11. Arranging on The Fly
Taking the whole track from start to finish, Saytek shows us how we would arrange on the fly.
12. The Outro & Final Touches
Listening back to the track fully and editing it as he goes along.
Live Q&A
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