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Whether you're seeking to learn, get inspired, or need a powerful starting point, our MIDI-based Ableton templates offer the flexibility to bring your ideas to life.
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Nanana Nanana is a mainstream Tech House Ableton template inspired by AYYBO. The template has a MIDI-based structure making it a flexible starting point for your productions. It's mixed and mastered with Live's stock effects so you don't need a lot of 3rd party plugins to work with is, just Ableton Live 11 and Serum. Compatible with Standard and Suite editions of Live.
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Ableton Live 10
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Ableton Live 10
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Ableton Live 10
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Serum
"I Lost Reality" is a Walker & Royce, VNSSA - I Don't Remember Ableton remake style template that features a rolling bassline, punchy drums, piercing pluck, and processed vocals. The template is MIDI-based allowing you to easily customize the main instrument and main drum tracks. To work with this template you only need Ableton Live 10 (or higher) and Serum. Compatible with Standard and Suite editions.
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Ableton Live 10
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Ableton Live 11
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Serum
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Ableton Live 10
INFINITE RAVE is an Ableton Live instrument rack that can generate hundreds and thousands of rave stabs. The rack features 2 layers filled with 127 rave stabs and an additional Accent layer filled with 127 single-note samples like tuned vocals, synth one-shots, and various acoustic instruments that add character to existing stabs.
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Features and What You Get
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Professionally mixed & mastered Ableton projects
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Expertly designed effect chains & synth presets
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Premium royalty-free samples & synth presets
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Our templates require only one or no 3rd-party plugins
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Learn genre-specific production & sound design
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Full track structure - turn ideas into complete tracks
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