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Showing you how you can use the FM synthesis feature of Ableton Sampler to add a bit of tone to your samples.

Adding a bit of “audibleness” to a kick and an 808 bass here.

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Ableton Live FM synthesis tip – using Sampler

Showing you how you can use the FM synthesis feature of Ableton Sampler to add a bit of tone to your samples. Adding a bit of “audibleness” to a kick and an 808 bass here. • My Ableton masterclasses: http://fanumusic.com/shop/wNys1SY • Contact for Ableton tuition: fanusamurai@gmail.com • Join my Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/FanuFatGyver • Mixing and mastering: https://www.fanumusic.com/mastering/ • Main website: https://www.fanumusic.com/ #ableton #sampling #sampler #abletoncertifiedtrainer

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esaruoho

Neat! Can that added FM be separated to a separate "channel" inside an instrument rack so that i could run it through your saturator Live rack?

Fanu/FatGyver

Hmmm.…probably not just the FM-ing? As that's inside Sampler. You could have Sampler in a chain of its own, but it's prob not what youre looking for?

hologroove

This trick is epic. Used it on a too mushy synth stab to add some edge and grit. Couldnt do it with saturation/compress/eq. This FM is just the way to go. I’m gonna keep this in my arsenal for sure