Domdeb

u/Domdeb


r/sheffield•

Hi,

There was a photographer taking photos at Factory Floor two Saturday's ago.

Male, ~20-40 years old, ~5ft9ish, I think they were bald or short hair, dressed in black.

They took a really nice photo of me, showed my on the camera, and then I never got their details! I'm hoping to connect, but I don't even know where to start.

Thanks

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r/Portland•

My girlfriend and I have flown over from England to hike the Pacific Crest Trail (Mexico to Canada in 5 months) and we'll be stopping into Portland for Thursday and Friday this week.

We're wondering if any locals can give us the heads up on what's good. Events, food, music, sights to see, anything!

We've read the side bar recommendations but we'd love to know what you guys recommend.

If you're playing a gig in town, if your favourite bar has got a drinks special, if there's a cool show in town or at the cinema or a new cocktail bar has opened opposite you, give us a shout! We're keen to do anything and everything!

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r/ableton•

Hi there,

when I import an instrument rack from my user library, maybe a preset that i have downloaded or something similar, when i go to save the preset it only lets me save it in the "Places" section where I imported it from. Is there any way for me to save it in the "Categories" section so I can find it amongst my other instrument rack presets that I have saved?

Thanks

Found my mistake, Presets are saved within the Presets folder of your user library, saving them at the top of the tree, outside of the Presets folder, will not allow them to be seen in "Catergories"

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Hi there,

I was wondering if anyone could recommend a platform to share some of the Ableton Live presets and other Sample Packs that I've made. The idea being that people can download my content as long as they have liked my facebook page/followed my soundcloud/tweeted me etc.

I feel like I have seen similar things, I think Gum Road offers a way to sell digital content and people can pay what they want. However I'm quite keen for it not to be a money thing and instead have the content locked behind a like button or equivalent.

Does anyone know of a service that provides this?

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r/ableton•

I've been trying to put together a little YouTube playlist based off of videos of professional producers who use an Ableton Push (1 or 2) in their workflow.

I'm primarily looking for videos where the person is restricted in either time or samples, like Mass Appeal's Rythmn Roulette or Fact Mag's Against The Clock.

I enjoy watching how people incorporate the push into their workflow and any special methods they use to help get their ideas out of their minds quickly. All the way from DJ Boring producing a song with just a Push 2 and a TR-8 to Nick Hook surrounded by other synths choosing to bash on his Push 2 to generate random notes.

If you've got any videos that suit the vibe I'd love to

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