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Max Graham – Studio Quick Tip – Sidechaining Bass in Ableton

Thursday means another studio quick tip!

Here’s the oldest trick in the book, sidechaining. A quick look at how to use the sidechain compression technique to make your bass pump with the kick in Ableton.

Ableton is available here - http://www.ableton.com

Max Graham
Max Graham needs no introduction, from his early Trance hits “Airtight” and “I Know You’re Gone” to his 2010 Vocal smashes “Sun in the Winter” and “Nothing Else Matters”

this man clearly knows how to make, and play, records that both get you dancing and touch you emotionally. Along with these hits in 2010 Max also released his first full length artist album “Radio”, collaborated with Markus Schulz and started his own acclaimed radio show entitled “Cycles Radio” on DI.FM. Tied in with the show was the release of his own branded double CD “Cycles Two” a two hour mix of Trance and Progressive mixed by the man himself.

Fast forward to 2011 and you’ll find the release of Max’s next bomb “So Caught Up” with Neev Kennedy. Released on his own label “Re*brand Records” it’s received multiple plays on the biggest radio show’s in the world such as ASOT and TATW as well as being featured on Armin Van Buuren’s cd “A State of Trance 2011”. Along with these moving studio productions Max is more than at home In the Dj Booth. When Max plays he shows an enthusiasm for the crowd he’s performing for with interaction and energy that’s infectious. He plays a signature brand of dance music that, while containing primarily Trance and Progressive, is by no means closed to great music from all genres. His sets have rocked over 65 countries in his illustrious career and show no signs of slowing down.

More info about me here - http://www.facebook.com/djmaxgraham