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In this video Martin Garrix using Ableton Live 9 in the studio with Dubvision.more
In a two-page spread [image](https://digitaldj.wordpress.com/2008/07/07/inside-the-pyramid-daft-punks-live-gear/) pulled from Mixmag, Thomas Bangalter says about Daft Punk live shows, "The show revolves around Ableton Live software on custom made super-computers which we remotely access and control with [Behringer BCR2000 MIDI controllers](https://equipboard.com/items/behringer-bcr2000-midi-controller)." In an exclusive interview with [Ableton](https://www.ableton.com/en/pages/artists/daft_punk/), Thomas Bangalter says, "The rule is: There are no rules. That is definitely the case for the freeform piece of software that is Live." Thomas Bangalter also turns to Ableton when he's looking for sonic warmth. "One of the things I prefer in Live is the proprietary Ableton effects plug-ins. They are amongst the warmest software effects. Sometimes I will import a Pro Tools track in Live, just to bounce it down with Ableton effects, to make it sound warmer and crisper, or dirty — I love dirt. I'm not a big ReWire fan, so I do it the old-school way, importing and exporting the sound files."more
In this AMAs, Kevin was asked if Ableton was his favorite recording program.more
In a Tweet from January 2013, David Guetta says, "Testing ableton 9 right now Aghhhh it's so crazy. So much fun!!!"more
Ableton Live 9 can be seen running on Porter Robinson's MacBook Pro many times throughout this video (2:15-2:25)more
An Instagram photo shows Aoki working in Ableton Live on his MacBook Pro.more
Dillon Francis' DAW of choice is Ableton Live. He tweets "Ableton 9 sounds way better than 8 so I'm a happy man"more
In this video, in the background you can see a Macbook Pro with an opened Ableton Live project.more
Love Ableton and work it once in a while but at heart I'm all Logic.more
While it is not his *primary* production software, Kaskade makes good use of Ableton Live. When asked how he uses it: "I have been using it a lot to develop beat templates and textures for my songs. The power and flexibility are amazing; it keeps me entertained and creative while I am on the road. I have it loaded on my laptop so instead of solitaire I make beats." What he likes most about it: "Power and flexibility; I don't spend a lot of time fighting with the interface. I can get ideas out quickly, and that makes the whole creation process more pleasant."more
When asked about their live setup, Disclosure said: "For live we use Ableton on one laptop to run stuff we can't play, but we try to play as much as we can."more
Laidback Luke uses Ableton Live software to produce his tracks, edits, mashups, and remixes. He frequently recommends this DAW to producers of all skill levels. He tweets "I do everything in @Ableton and would always recommend it."more
Flying Lotus uses Ableton both to produce and for his live show. This is what he has to say about it in an interview: "I highly recommend Ableton live for people. I feel it's the most forward thinking stuff out there."more
For years, Trent Reznor and his crew have been using Ableton Live as a production and sound design tool as well as a partner in sonic experimentation. Reznor says, "Live is a powerful and fun program to use. We use this extensively in the studio for a variety of purposes."more
"Well Ableton I use for, you know, editing tracks that are too long or making mashups and stuff."more
At 1:51 Josh says that his footpedal is connected to his computer, which runs ableton live, to start and stop tracksmore
Bassnectar is attracted to the simplicity of Ableton Live, both for producing and live use. "I've got so many of my songs and albums into Ableton that I'm able to remix and sample myself a lot, which is a massive time saver."more
While Logic is their main DAW for producing tracks from scratch, Above & Beyond use Ableton Live to put together and mix the radio show, and sometimes to separately work on some rhythms and grooves.more
At 0:57 Fedde Le Grand can be seen using Ableton on his tour busmore
Bingo Players create and arrange their tracks using Ableton Live. Referring to version 9 in particular, they tweet "Just installed Ableton 9, super excited about all the new features!!! Let's make some music!!!"more
When asked about his studio gear setup, Wolfgang Gartner says, "I use Ableton live with most of the common plug ins." Original interview on The DJ List, found [here](http://thedjlist.com/news/2012/08/interview_wolfgang_gartner/).more
Ableton Live is Tommy Trash's DAW of choice for producing and making track edits for his live shows. He has posted several photos showing him working with Ableton.more
Datsik performs live using Ableton. He says "I have the DJM-900 MIDI mapped in Ableton, so, I just hit the 2 buttons on and then I remap the effects so I can use my own fx out of Ableton directly off the mixer." In another interview he says "...I do DJ with Ableton which allows me to change up my set and it works really well for changing up entire performance or doing stuff on the fly."more
Although his main DAW is Logic, Dirty South uses Ableton Live for edits. One of his tweets reads "ok its official, ableton 8 is still the KING OF EDITS for me"more
When asked what software he uses, Dash Berlin responds "...Logic Pro 9 for actual production and Ableton Live for Dashups and mixes"more
Headhunterz is using Ableton Live to make "From Within" in this video at 1:41.more
In this [Reddit Thread](http://www.reddit.com/r/listentothis/comments/2j57ak/heyyy_bonobo_here_ready_for_this_here_ama/) interview, Bonobo states that everything he did before was analog. He used Logic for years and recently switched to Ableton. It didn't state which exact version he's using, but it's most likely the latest version (Ableton Live 9). "Its varied over time. When I Started out, everything was analog. I made my first two records on Akai samplers, and an Atari ST running Cubase. I was on logic for years and now recently switched to Ableton."more
In this video you can see Richie Hawtin talking about some stuff going into his live setup and around 10:10 into the video he says he uses Ableton Live 9 in his live shows for drum machines. During the video you can also see that he has an Ableton Push in the setup and Push works only with Live 9 (well, unless manually remapped as a basic midi controller)more
Carl Cox talking about why Ableton is his DAW of choice for producing: "I'm making music on the move - I'm on the move all the time, as you can imagine. So I'm using Ableton Live to basically make music when I'm sat on a plane, or wherever, really. I'll be sat in a hotel room on my own and have these little ideas in my head. Ableton gives me that freedom to make music when the mood takes me. It's definitely the program to use, because you can create basslines and chord structures, just from the QWERTY keys." "So, for me, that is quite cool as you don't need an external keyboard to play synths and that. A high-powered Apple Mac computer and Ableton Live is a match made in heaven for me. I just put the headphones in and rock the house."more
At 0.50 you see Alan work in Abletonmore
In this video, The Chainsmokers are producing music in Ableton Live.more
In Kill The Noise's Facebook picture, you can see him exporting a track in Ableton Live.more
At the 5:00 mark, St. Vincent (Annie Clark) Talks about how she uses Ableton in her live setup.more
A-Trak goes into detail about how he produced the track "Pro Nails." Before finding out about Logic as his main DAW, A-Trak experimented with Ableton. He says, "I already had Ableton Live on my computer, since I was using it for live looping in some of my more experimental sets. I used to use it as a looping pedal, feeding scratches into it and creating beats on the fly with the Session view. So I explored the Arrange window some more. I liked how quickly you could sketch out ideas but I wasn't crazy about the sound and didn't have enough soft-synths to really get what I needed out of it. I tried Reason. That gave me a bunch of synths and drum machines, but I wasn't feeling the MIDI and felt like I still needed some audio tracks. So I decided to ReWire the 2. I used Ableton as a sequencer (where I could add some audio tracks if I wanted), and Reason ran the synths and drum machines."more
On Razer Music's website, Metro Boomin is listed as using Ableton Live. Given that the website was put up in late September 2015, he most likely uses version 9.more
"Fruity Loops. Then it went to me trying other stuff, and I moved on to Reason and tried that out and Ableton."more
This pic posted by Bassjackers captioned, "Cooking some beats in the kitchen" shows they have an Ableton session open on their MacBook.more
In this video, Deniz Koyu can be seen using Ableton Live. Due to the date of the video, it can be assumed the version of Live Deniz is using is version 9.more
Paul van Dyk uses Ableton live 9 to DJ his set at Creamfields. You can see it running clearly at 5:40. You can recognize it's Live 9 by the gray interface.more
This DAW is used to create the "Messina" instrument sound Chris Messina and Bon Iver came up with as stated in this article. Ableton 9 is most likely to be used because at the time of this article Ableton 10 was not availablemore
On his way to Tomorrowland,he it's work on Ableton for his podcast!more
Hard to see, but in the screen you can see an effects chain below. Only Ableton works that way.more
"Basically we have a bunch of midi controllers and perform our music through Ableton Live using a series of samplers."more
At 5:28 of this video we can see Virtual Riot using Ableton to make a growl synth. He says it is "one of the first times" he has used Ableton but he "really likes it."more
When asked about his favorite piece of gear/software, Mord Fustang replied "Favourite software – Ableton Live."more
"Live has changed the way we work. It's such an inspiration in the studio and onstage. We fill a sequence with our loops, tracks and samples; then we play around, and every time it comes up trumps! You can get things to fit like no other sequencer can, because the instant, on-the-fly time-stretching is amazing. You can alter a loop with ease in so many ways - instantly. We use it as an instrument as well as a sequencer. You can make the maddest loops out of any audio. Live has revolutionized our live performances. We now have the option of playing audio at any BPM and at any pitch, so mixing our more mellow 100 BPM tracks into the 135 [BPM] fat breakbeat tracks is a piece of cake. At our last show in Tokyo, I used Live for playing loops and songs while DJing in front of 28,000 Japanese kids in one hall going crazy. Then Underworld played using Live on two PowerBooks with another two running Logic, and the place went bonkers."more
Stephan Bodzin uploaded this photo to his Instagram from his studio. The text with te post: stephanbodzinBOUNCE!!! @marcromboy #hypernova #stephanbodzinremix #PowersOfTenmore
The DAW can be seen open on a computer screen at 1:04 in this videomore
In this photo shared to Instagram, Martin Solveig shares his screen and we can see Ableton Live.more
Cedric Gervais states that he has Ableton live in the studio, at 1:49 into his studio tour.more
Ableton Live 9 can be seen at 0:15 on his dockmore
in this picture you can see Ableton Live runningmore
In this picture which looks like its taken in Nicolas' studio he is using Ableton on his laptop.more
at 2:55 , we can see a session of Ableton live for his collaboration with 3D (Massive Attack) for the track "watching you".more
In this photo from Vice's article on Pretty Lights, Derek can be seen producing using Ableton Live.more
It says in this interview with Pegboard Nerds that they use Ableton.more
"I like Pro Tools for cutting vocals and live instruments. Right now I'm also really loving Ableton Live. Pro Tools is still my primary DAW, but when I'm on the road and doing remixes I use Live."more
"we're running a new system, its all ableton driven"more
In this tutorial on vocal riser effects, Chris Lake switches from Logic Pro to Ableton because "I'm an absolute Logic novice... this technique will take me a very short amount of time in Ableton, but it'll take me forever in Logic". Chris has also mentioned his own use of Live in a discussion with Dancing Astronaut, found here: http://www.dancingastronaut.com/2014/03/da-studios-chris-lakes-top-5-tips-for-aspiring-producers/slide/2/more
Fatboy Slim can be seen using Ableton Live 9 @ 10:46 into his Masterclass with Burn.more
Uses Ableton Live 9 in his video of making his Simple and Sweet Single. It's at 0:46 you can clearly see him using the Akai with Ableton.more
Says of his live sets "It's an Ableton [Live] system at the core of it", and more recently [has started using it to write](http:///districtmagazine.ie/feature/jon-hopkins-on-djing-his-new-album-and-changing-up-production-styles/): "[Logic is] like working in a very small courtyard, whereas Ableton is like this big massive playing field. It's almost as if you can't see the boundaries. If anything, it's almost too much choice because almost anything you can imagine is possible. I've been using it to perform for years, but I've only learnt to create music with it in the past year and a half. You can go infinitely deep with it, it's like a new instrument really."more
"Checking out Ableton 9!" Also in a video interview with AN21 & Max Vangeli, Max Vangeli compares Ableton to Logic and says the warping feature in Ableton is "amazing."more
Him using it is seen.more
"If you're doing anything more than just basic multi-tracking, Ableton should be your DAW." On Andrew's website, plus he uses Live 9 on multiple videos.more
Koan Sound are using Ableton Live 9 to produce their track 'If You Hadn't' for Movember 2015more
In the provided video posted on their professional Facebook page, it clearly shows Dzeko & Torres using Ableton Live 9.more
In this interview, Richard Devine lists Ableton Live as on of the many DAWs he uses. "I use Nuendo, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, and Pro Tools". Due to the date of the interview, it can be assumed that the version of Ableton that Richard is using is version 9.more
Ableton is a great VST to use when you're playing live and want to edit your set while you play live. Com Truise uses it for sampling and sequencing. Also as a VST that he uses his MPK to play.more
Ableton Live can be seen on screen in this tweet from The Crystal Method.more
At 4:57 Ableton live 9 is opened up to the right of him. Edit: That could be MOTU Digital Performer. It's hard to say since the screen's so blurry, but Ludwig Göransson primarily uses DP.more
Merk & Kremont posted a picture producing with Ableton Live 9more
A Vine video clip of a Julian Calor studio session shows him using Ableton Live as his DAW. A photo he posted to Facebook also shows a screenshot of one of his sessions in Ableton: https://www.facebook.com/JulianCalor/photos/a.500622299990030.121343.481936598525267/500622303323363/?type=1more
Via the MOTU interface, the Axe-FX also feeds a laptop running Ableton Live. Belew uses Ableton for all his loops and other audio "snippets" that he triggers during the show.more
At the [6:35](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVeNwl2MSpI&t=326s) minute mark of this video Jack is shown using Ableton Live in the studio (almost positive it is Ableton 9 due to when the video was released)more
TOKiMONSTA can be seen using Ableton Live @ 11:03 into her Lecture for Red Bull Music Academy.more
In this video Michael Woods demonstrates how to control Ableton Live with the iPad controller app TouchAble. You can see him firing up Ableton at 3:32 into the video.more
My friend Bradford Cox of Deerhunter was the first one to mention it. We went on tour together and we'd talk about how I used to use a cassette eight-track and that was essentially how I'd learned to record music and it was my favourite thing to use. I'd been using Cubase and he said I should really try Ableton - that coming from a four-track/eight-track mindset you could use it that way, and it was easy to use. It was on his advice that I started using it."more
This Instagram photo of Kill Paris producing in the studio shows him using Ableton Live as his DAW running on his MacBook Pro. He says, "That #sexysax tho. #studiotime"more
Moguai posts a photo of his studio gear, showing him producing in front of his computer. He indicates he is not loyal to just one particular DAW, since he switches between FL, Ableton Live, and Logic. Here is his quote: "From FL Studio straight back to Abelton. YES, I prefer Abelton, but I love to switch... also to Logic. At the end, it's all about the production, not the DAW!!!"more
In this article from XLR8R Jason states: "Ableton is really mindful of its aesthetics and for some reason I was really drawn to that. I had used Logic to write the first EP and at the same time I was using Ableton to perform, and as Live developed, I was getting tired of bouncing all my stems from Logic to Ableton. Ableton seemed to be focusing more on creation than just sound. I was really drawn to that and switched over right when I began writing the first album." You can also see Ableton on his screen in several pictures from his studio.more
He uses this for producing and live on stage.more
"ableton and pro tools. its really just picking good samples lol"more
Trent can be seen here working on Ableton live on a Mac. Top left corner of the screen say "Live", and the program has the look of Ableton.more
Use this for all mix tapes and for stretching Vocals!
Ableton Live 9 is seen on Earl's computer screen in this picture posted on twitter from August 8th, 2013.more
In this video yellow claw member bizzey is making music in the studio with his macbook pro using ableton live 9more
Montagnese began using Ableton to experiment when he started recording for the Weekndmore
In this picture you can see them using ableton.more
"Final got Ableton and Serato Scratch to talk with the Bridge. Now I only need one computer on stage!!!!!!!"more
liam use it for producing and live shows!more
Hudson Mohawke can be seen using Ableton Live 9 throughout the performancemore
At 0:26 you can see Ableton Live 9 open on both his laptop screen and the screen behind Robinmore
Purity Ring see using Ableton Live in studio in Facebook post.more
I use it as much as Logic. I prefer it for the "sample based tracks", those really club oriented. I consider it a more creative tool than Logic but less able to manage the mix and the external recordings.
At 1:40 mentioned in the video.more
Dear ableton just want you to know that I would never say no to recovering my work. ???????? I c u looking at the eq thomore
Razer Music lists Ean Golden as using Ableton Live 9 to produce music.more
"I have plenty of other gear but it's largely redundant. My needs are quite simple these days: Logic Audio, **Ableton Live**, plenty of plug-ins. I now work on a MacBook Pro so I'm much more portable these days, finally making music on the move (at least sometimes)."more
In this video you can see Ableton Live running in his computermore
In this instagram photo, Mike Dean is using Ableton Live 9.more
"Years ago when it first came out, DJ Krush was in my basement in Brooklyn, and I guess he had it before anyone else did here. He brought it to my place and we were recording something, and he showed me the program and I was actually pretty amazed by it. I loved being able to manipulate the tempo without changing the pitch. I mean, other programs had that function, but it wasn't very natural. At the time, Live was really the first program that did that smoothly. Being the tech fiend that I am, I just went out and bought it."more
"I tend to not be as much of a purist about using hardware over plug-ins and instead try to combine the best of both worlds. VSTs that attempt to mimic the personality of an old synth can seem kind of beside the point when there's a ton of plug-ins out there that do really cool stuff that you can't find in the old garb. **When I work from home, it's exclusively on Ableton**, and I do one instrument at a time on my Apollo 8. There's a rotating cast of synths I take out of storage to use on specific projects. After a few years of collecting, I realized I worked better with limitations. Paring it down to only a few instruments per record makes you develop a better relationship with what's actually there, and forces you to get the most of out it. For a long while it was my Memorymoog, Minimoog, and Korg PS-3100. Combined, they comprised about three quarters of everything you hear on Vega Intl. Night School. I'm currently hashing out the new rig for what I'm working on next."more
"Cubase was a pretty short-lived love affair. I had a good handle on Pro Tools before Ableton, but it seemed to me to be no longer necessary."more
In this Instagram video Ableton Live 9 is running on Maceo's Macbook.more
The signal goes from the Parker's hex pickup to the VG-99 to a DOD Passive Mixer, which splits the direct guitar out from the VG-99 to a Zoom G3 (used for auto wah), a laptop with Guitar Rig Mobile Interface with programmed sounds controlled by a Roland FC-300 and Ableton Live controlled by a Keith McMillan SoftStepmore
In this image, Ableton Live 9 can be seen running. It is assumed to be Ableton Live 9 due to the stock skin that is apparent in this image.more
He is explaining his DJ gear in this video and he shows that he uses Abelton live 9more
00:29 You can see Swizzy using Abletonmore
During this interview Panda Bear mentions that Bradford Cox recommended Ableton to himmore
In this video Joris Voorn talks about a production of his, and on his computer screen is the session he produced in Ableton Live 9. A full view can be seen at 1:45.more
In this photo from his official Instagram account he has mentionedmore
Mentioned on Hellberg's Splice page as having been used for "The Girl" [and to upload the stems for "Slumber Party" to the website](https://splice.com/Hellberg/slumber-party-stems). > (Btw, to avoid any confusion, the whole track was originally made in FL Studio, but due to some techical difficulties we had to upload the stem project in Ableton)more
In various snapshots during this two minute interview, you can clearly see Dumont using Ableton Live on his laptop, for example at 0:06.more
After explaining how he was fired from an Off Broadway show, he says that he took some time off, and learned Ableton Live.more
Question asked to him on Twitter, "When you make your set up, is your microphones part of your DAW or is it separate? What is your favorite midi controller?" Robert's response: "I run my mics to both of my computers through my interface and into logic and ableton. I love my @DJTechTools midi fighter"more
Just needs a controller....more
Quite clear view and references that Digitalism use both Ableton Live as they do use Logic.more
Between the 1:10 and 1:18 minute mark, you can an instance of Ableton Live running on his MacBook.more
In her studio sessions, Nina Kraviz uses ableton live, but during her lives she uses rekordbox or simply vinyls.more
In this video we can see Aero Chord using Ableton Live 9more
At 3:05 you can see 2 instances of Abelton Live 9 open with different skins.more
This photo shows Timmy Trumpet in the studio working in Ableton Live 9.more
Seen on the screen of his laptop.more
"In the Ellie Goulding live show every member of the band plays either keyboards or sample pads or both, so there is a lot of MIDI coming from the stage at any one time...I have two systems offstage receiving this MIDI via the [MIDI Solutions M8](https://equipboard.com/items/midi-solutions-m8-8-input-midi-merger)—one running Mainstage, which handles the keyboards, and one running Ableton Live to handle the drum triggers, sample pads and track. While this rig lives offstage, during the show it is operated entirely by the band onstage via their instruments so they retain complete control of the show." - Ellie's backline tech/MIDI [Will Sanderson](http://www.mixonline.com/news/tours/all-access-ellie-goulding/368299). The date of this article leads me to believe he was referring to Ableton Live 9.more
Wavves' Nathan Williams showing part of his home studio, possibly working on the Spirit Club release.more
Here you can see the king of bounce making a banger on his laptop using Ableton Live.more
In this photo Bob is working using Ableton Live 9more
Lost Frequencies [Ableton Push](https://equipboard.com/items/ableton-push) is rendered useless without also using Ableton Live 9! He can be seen with the Push right at the start of [this video](https://www.facebook.com/LostFrequenciesMusic/videos/637190269746444).more
IO HO VISTO ABLETON IN QUESTA FOTOmore
See the Screen...more
laurent use ableton live 9!more
In this Instagram photo, Marcus has Ableton Live running on two screens. This was a feature new to 9 (unavailable in previous versions), so the version in use here must be 9.more
The best solution for getting the right groove
"I like to keep things simple in the live set-up. I use a [Mac](https://equipboard.com/items/apple-macbook-pro) with Ableton Live and a [Behringer BCR2000 midi controller](https://equipboard.com/items/behringer-bcr2000-midi-controller). I also use a [Pioneer DJM](https://equipboard.com/items/pioneer-djm-900-nexus-mixer) mixer for EQs and effects. I use the [Nord Lead](https://equipboard.com/items/nord-stage-2) keyboard to play piano and synth sounds during the set. And of course there's a mic for Irfane. It's quite a tricky thing to do, we remix everything and try to make it sound different but still as good as if you were listening to the actual record." [Breakbot](http://djmag.com/node/35879).more
In this photo posted by Noisestorm on Instagram, it is readily apparent that he uses Ableton to produce his tracks. Based on the fact that the photo was released in 2013, and that the "Upload to SoundCloud" option was placed in a different spot in the Export menu in Live 8 than appears here, it's likely Noisestorm is using Live 9.more
Jordan uses Ableton live.more
They use Ableton for every one of their Youtube tutorials.more
in this video you can see henry fong using ableton live 9more
Chance hints that he uses Ableton in the lyrics of this song, that he produced using Ableton. "You is just an ankle weight, lighter than some angel cake Sweeter than some maple syrup, easier than Ableton"more
Sylvan Esso return to the Moog Sound Lab to re-imagine "H.S.K.T" from their self-titled 2014 release. Using Ableton Live to route MIDI messages to an array of analog synthesizers,more
London On The Track Showing Production of Drake feat (21 Savage) - Sneaking.more
In this instagram post by Joji, Ableton Live 9 can be seen on the TV.more
0:37 we can see petit biscuit playing with ableton live.more
He says, "I have Ableton but I'm so good at using Logic. "more
"Speaking about @rank1official live sets, Ableton amazes me: so flexibel to program nd play synths live. #ByeLogicMainstage #WelcomeAbleton" (7 May 2013)more
In 19:43 of this video, we see Imoh Instead of [What So Not](https://equipboard.com/band/what-so-not) using Ableton Live 9 for Live School.more
At 1:16 in the video, Deacon can be seen using Ableton Live on a MacBook Pro.more
In this video, posted on Birdy Nam Nam's Facebook in August 2014, it can be clearly seen that Birdy Nam Nam used Ableton Live to compose this track. Due to the date of the video, it can be assumed that the version is Live 9.more
My main use for Live is for mixing my weekly worldwide Transitions radio show and doing re-edits of tracks to play out at my gigs.more
At 3:44 he states he uses Ableton.more
At 0:58 into this video, Joji can be seen using Live.more
Throughout the video, Ableton Live can be seen on Dave's laptop. Judging by the video's date, it is assumed he is using Ableton Live.more
"Unfortunately, I am yet another of those electronic musicians who is working on Ableton. When it first came out, I was still using Cubase, but I tried Ableton and was seduced by how easy it was to use for the live shows. Cubase has a better sound, but Ableton seems to glue the music together much better and it's also a lot more funky. It's easy to bend the music in Ableton. If you have several loops going, you can do a lot more improvising. It doesn't tie you down like other platforms.more
"I switch between Logic and occasionally Cubase or Ableton depending on the studio I'm working in. I tend to create ideas in Logic while in transit and then use Cubase when it comes to mixing down back in the studio in LA. Ableton is great for timestretching, changing pitch or making shorter edits of tracks people have sent me."more
In this video, Shawn Wasabi can be seen using Ableton Live 9 to remix a track on January 28, 2015.more
says he uses "ableton" in his "answer me anything" topic on redditmore
En este vídeo se ve en una parte el usando abledon livemore
In this video Jillionaire speaks about using Ableton.more
Budding film score composers, take note: Martinez uses software synths like Omnisphere and u-he, arranging in Ableton Live, but calls himself a preset guy. Q:And did you self-teach Ableton Live? "I'm pretty much a self-taught knucklehead. I have to read the manual—I know that's archaic. I use all this complex software at a pretty primitive level. I use a lot of presets. But you know, a lot of the synthesis principles are the same no matter what plug-in you open."more
Project on Splice was made with Ableton Live, so maybe SBCR now moved from Cubase to Abletonmore
"Then we moved to the Kodak Theatre for a month of final mix sessions with Vikram [Kirby, from Thinkwell Design & Production], who helped me set up the various automated mixes and channel assignments," Elfman says. "The first shock there came when I realized that, because we weren't running timecode, we could not use Pro Tools automation, with which I am very familiar. **Instead, the show is made up from a series of prerecorded cues replayed from a large Ableton Live system**," which also provided stop/start timing cues to the various lighting systems and video playback servers. "So, instead of having a continuous timeline, with events synchronized at timecode points, we had to mix in [snapshot-based] sections with level and panning changes being triggered as scene transitions that occur at those prescribed cues. To say that it was a complicated mix would be major understatement."more
John works on computers as well as guitar. He agrees to the fact that he uses Ableton Live on his computer.more
"Lately we have been using two identical live-setups, such as a macbook, an audio-interface, ableton and an ipad with Lemur as a controller. We keep our DJ setup even simpler and only play CDs."more
0:20 into this video interview "Paper Diamond on Ableton, TouchOS and mixing techniques", he mentions that he uses Ableton Live for producing. He says, "I use Ableton in the studio a lot now. I was the one time sponsored by Pro Tools. Sometimes I start a beat on like the MPC and run it in there..." Given the recency of this video, it's likely that he's using Ableton Live 9.more
At 1:46 you can see Mannie Fresh making a track on Ableton Live 9 on rhythm roulette.more
In this music video at 3:18, Alvin Risk can be seen using Ableton Live for a DJ set.more
These audio files that Case and Point took a picture of and posted on Facebook have been loaded into Ableton Live (due to the recency of the photo, most likely version 9). The colored bars on top, location of the text, and color scheme of the waveform are indicative of Ableton Live.more
swag boi ableton is the shit and i know he uses. What am i doing w my life posting equiptment other people use, I should do other productive things. Just letting u kids know so u can settle out these daw wars.more
Ableton is a DAW for music production and liver performance.more
at 1:26 in the video their DAW Ableton can be seenmore
In an interview with Red Bull Music academy, when asked what software he uses for producing, Yung Gud says he started out with [Apple Garage Band](https://equipboard.com/items/apple-garage-band), but as of mid-2014 he uses Ableton Live 9. He says, "Ableton Live 9. It stuck with me, or I stuck with it. I'm updated as fuck." The original interview can be found [here](http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/yung-gud-interview).more
Ryan Marciano posts a pic to his Instagram showing Ableton Live open on his MacBook Pro. He says, "Finally after this crrrrrazy weekend some quality time with my computer.. #NewYork #Ableton"more
in this picture you can see Ableton Live 9 running on his monitor. how you know it's Ableton? because it's obviously Ableton in the background and because he commented that it's Ableton. how do you know it's 9? because you can see the names of the folders if you look closely to the left while in 1-8 the folders didn't show the names but only the icons.more
"**I had made Björk aware when she first contacted me that I would do the whole thing in Ableton**, and I quickly got introduced to Chris, who was responsible for sending me stems as WAV files, which I imported in Ableton, in which I also worked at 96k. When I say stems I'm not generally referring to groups or submixes. I received every single sound they were working with individually. This meant that some sessions ran into 180 tracks. At times it was pretty complex, and this could be a big challenge!"more
He says in the interview with Future Music that Ableton Live is great, especially for sample editing.more
OK, so here's the short list of my productions for the June radio show/podcast. Hope I didn't miss any out.more
The DAW # 1! I also give tuition on it. BADASS!
Throughout the video, Goransson is shown using Ableton Live 9 to create Childish Gambino's "Redbone"more
Using in his stram and video.more
Photo from official facebook page.more
In the studio with @marcopollogatos rendering the final stems for Seven Seasmore
At 1:20 Into an interview, Bro Safari says he uses Ableton Live when asked what program he uses to make his original tracks.more
at 2:49, he uses ableton live 9.more
"Since I started playing live with Ableton Live, I also switched to it for productions."more
In this picture on Eelke Kleijn's Facebook page, you can see Ableton Live 9 running on his laptop screen.more
William is probably using Ableton 10 or 9. I'm not sure so I just went with 9 based on the year that this came out. He's probably using it for his plugins and various stock effects in Ableton to create the soundscapes he makes on tape.more
in this video we see james holden use ableton live 9!more
Throughout this video, Daniel uses Ableton Live 9 as his DAW.more
> I use Ableton Live and Reason synchronized together though ReWire. It allows me to improvise more than just triggering loops in Ableton like every average, lazy-ass pseudo-performer is doing nowadays. It's difficult to improvise, and to actually do something live. The key is to take risks, to add new ideas every time, and to learn stuff from the show–not just to "do the job.more
Alan Braxe: I've been using Ableton for five years and I'd love to move to Pro Tools but I'm working on an important project and I'm a bit scared because of the learning curve of Pro Tools, so I keep on working on Ableton.more
"Live jamming sleaze house with Reaktor 6 and the modular..."more
I use Ableton Live for writing, and even for recording – I recorded my vocals in Live, too.more
When I started making electronic music I was mainly using software like Cakewalk, Impulse Tracker, Rebirth as well as any additional freeware I could find. The first hardware I bought was the Yamaha CS1x and Boss Dr. Sample 202 plus some random FX pedals. My family wasn't exactly rich so I had to work within my limitations. I think this had a lot to do with how I approach making music to this day. Now I still have a quite simple set-up using a Macbook Pro running Ableton Live and some MIDI Controllers. I don't really use many plug-ins apart from a few go-to's like Michael Norris' SoundMagic Spectral plugins and Native Instruments Reaktor + Massive. For the most part I've found that the built-in Ableton plugins are sufficient.more
In this interview Phoenix explains they used Ableton to create their latest album, Ti Amomore
This explanation can be found in the article listed above : Have you tried Ableton? "Yeah, I use Ableton for DJ mixes and quick mash ups. I've actually been using it recently to warp a lot of the vocals that I've been getting sent and time stretching them. We're working on some live shows at the moment, so in terms of my DJ setup I'll be using Ableton, especially Ableton Push."more
As seen on the picture, using Ableton Live for playing tracks.more
"We're doing a little more for the live shows through laptops these days so I'm looking at running any effects through Ableton Live"more
He describes in the video how it is used.more
Keys N Krates Uses Ableton Live 9 for Midi-Based Keyboardsmore
in this photo we see ray making music with ableton live 9 at the airport!more
Nathan Fake: "There's a laptop running Ableton and Cubase. I've got a Korg Prophecy, which is one of the main things I used on Providence. There's a Jupiter-6 as well, and an Arturia MicroBrute that was used a tiny bit for some bass sounds.more
This item can be seen on his Instagram page.more
Shiftee produces his tracks in Ableton for both his solo projects and with Enferno on their EASY projectmore
In this and other videos of his Channel, Jack Conte uses Ableton live for most of his electronic setups. Clearly seen @0:54 or 1:14more
Ftampa showing new Sylenth1 opened in Ableton Live 9more
the whole video displays Ableton live 9more
"It's Cubase Pro but I also work in a lot in Ableton 9.2. I have Logic X & Pro Tools 10 but mainly for opening sessions when needed."more
At 1:54 we can see Sonny Fodera Work On Ableton Live 9more
In this video roundup Marley Marl revisits four of his classic productions using Ableton Live, Akai MPC Renaissance, and Akai APC40.more
In this video, he does a parody tutorial on how to make Marshmello music in Ableton.more
"Had a great time on stage today. So happy my setup finally works flawlessly. Used to run RME Octapres -> 2 x Apollo 16 -> Mac mini -> **Ableton -> Maxforlive** plugz and i got major glitch crap. Now i swapped the Apollo's for Ferrofish converters via madi and all is good under the hood."more
Black Tiger Sex Machine seen using Ableton Live live in a picture posted on their official Facebook.more
In this video he uses Ableton Live 9more
Ian uses Ableton both live and in the studio for using Launchpad and playing loops.more
Nom De Strip is seen using Ableton Live 9 in this Splice file. He mentions that he works in Logic Pro 9, but due to Splice compatibility issue, he had to bounce everything into Ableton Live 9.more
Here we will see that they use abletonmore
From 1:12 onwards in this video you can see him using ableton livemore
In this Instagram video, uploaded by Hippie Sabotage, you can see that Ableton Live 9 is being used (for Music Production purposes) right behind one of the members of Hippie Sabotage (This video is still too blurry, I couldn´t find another source with better overall quality, so you are totally capable of replacing the source if you find a better one)more
"I like to play fun tunes and keep it pretty upbeat. I use Ableton and what I do is essentially DJing, but it's a lot different to using decks I think. There's stuff I can do in Ableton really easily that can't be done on CDJ's, so I guess that makes my sets a bit more versatile and engaging."more
https://www.reddit.com/r/electronicmusic/comments/3wyulp/hello_i_am_ghastly_ask_me_anything_you_want/ Specifically in answering this comment: WCC96fl 1 point 2 years ago Hey Ghastly! I'm a huge fan of all your work and have been following you, Jauz, and Fawks for awhile now. I mention them because you guys generally seem to have the same kinda style, which I really dig and try to base my own production around. Anyway! My question's How long have you been producing for? How many hours a day/how many days did you produce for before you considered your work good enough to upload? (if that make sense, saying this because I produce, probably like everyone else on this subreddit, and feel like my stuff is never good enough to upload). Did you ever lose motivation and think about giving up? What are your favorite vst's and preferred daw? permalinkembedsavegive gold [–]OfficialGhastly[S] 3 points 2 years ago 6 years its different for every song but all music is worth uploading Of course every day SERUM x ABLETON = YEP permalinkembedsaveparentgive goldmore
In this pic Enrico use live 9, you can see on left monitormore
You can see that he uses Ableton Live 9 at 0:49more
In the Beginnings section we can see he says he's using Ableton as his DAWmore
"After 8 years of using FL Studio, I just made the switch to Ableton Live 9.1 :)"more
this artist use ableton live for his projects!more
"The project was done with Ableton, Sinevibes plugins, SP-555, MX-1, Roland mixer to resample, SPD-SX drum pad, and that's pretty much it."more
> I've only been producing for about four years, since I got a laptop! I had wanted to do it for quite a while but I only had a phone at the time. I downloaded a couple of drum machines and really enjoyed it **but it was only when I got Ableton that I realised I really loved it**.more
At 1:46 in this video, Emre Turkmen can be seen running Ableton Live on his laptop. Due to the recency of the video, it can be assumed that the version of Ableton Live is version 9.more
Can't wait to show you my new remix! Can you guess who it's for?more
The best DAW out there. Almost unlimited possibilities!more
For his live show (not the studio), Orlando uses Ableton. Later in the interview he mentions that he uses Reason https://youtu.be/B4B694PRvgw?t=50smore
We have two workstations on two custom made tables placed in one line. The core of the setup is a MacBook Pro 13 with Ableton live, APC40 controller, and a MASCHINE.more
According to the "equipment list" found on Church Studios, owned by Epworth, one of the things listed is the Ableton Live 9.more
The picture featured on this page shows Edgar tracking on Ableton Live 9more
I use Ableton for the creation of new Loop or Vocal Cutting stuff. It's fast and workflow is awesome on this DAW
You can see one half of Freemasons using abelton in this sessionmore
Gabry posts this video on his Facebook page saying "Mastering a NEW RMX...first preview tomorrow on my soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/gabryponte)... STAY TUNED!!!" When Looking at the monitor, Gabry can be seen using Ableton Live 9 as DAW.more
We have two workstations on two custom made tables placed in one line. The core of the setup is a MacBook Pro 13 with Ableton live, APC40 controller, and a MASCHINE.more
"New jam comingggggggg"more
In this video, he is capturing one of his projects inside ableton live 9.more
they use Ableton Live 9 almost a year from nowmore
In this Instagram video, Breathe Carolina uses Ableton.more
The soft can be seen into this videomore
back in the studio!more
You can see he's using Ableton Live on his Macbook.more
I love ableton but I stand by the belief that you should be able to make anything on anything. All in the mind maaaaan ?????????more
In here, we can see Eric working in what it appears to be a soundtrack for something, which he is using Live 9.more
(Q) Do you have a different setup for live performances? (A) Again, a laptop, running Ableton Live. Faderfox MIDI controllers, several nano kaospads, several old FX pedals.more
In this video, Kirk can be seen using Ableton Live 9 throughout.more
Throughout, this video shows Rémi Gallego of The Algorithm producing a song on Ableton Live 9.more
As you can see on Michael Brun's official tutorial video for Michael Brun & Rune RK feat. Denny White "See You Soon", you can clearly see that his main DAW is Ableton Live 9.more
The Neighbourhood's drummer Brandon Fried is seen using Ableton Live 9 (video was released December 2017) in this video at the [0:51](http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gYYc1C3A-U) mark of this video.more
In this photo, Different Heaven shows that he has Ableton Live 9 Suite.more
What's the best new bit of DJ/production technology, and why? "The slice to MIDI function on Ableton 9 is my new favourite." _________________________________________________________ Second Source : https://youtu.be/y-dKtMt3sF4?t=147 Ableton can be seen running inside Vintage Culture´s Macbook many times during the videomore
"I take one oscillator and put it in Ableton and multiply it four times. So now, I have one oscillator that can do four different things simultaneously...and then I send it back so that I can pan it with my panner to the Buchla, so it goes out and back in again."more
Walker (AKA Julio Bahmore) can be seen using Ableton Live 9 at 2:55.more
Nicolas Demuth use Ableton live 9 in use to do live performancesmore
Ableton live is a DAW for music production and live performance.more
At 3:35 in the video you can see Fred V working with Ableton livemore
In this short video we can see Ableton Live 9 running on Florian macbook pro.more
For us, Ableton is just a recording machine. We use the compression, the EQ and the Drum Rack, but most of our sounds come from third-party software. I hope that doesn't sound like I'm complaining about Ableton… it's fantastic. I can't really think of one problem we have with it. OK, maybe the individual elements on the production side could be fine-tuned, but you have to be careful that you're not trying to search for perfection.more
Bear Grillz uses Ableton Live 9 on this vinemore
A preview video on instagram of a bootleg shows the project file in Ableton Live 9more
Jan uses ableton live 9, you can see it on his story on instagram where he posts a video about tomorrowland.more
Listen on the equipment page of artist's website, also seen in studio photos and interview videos. Version number is not confirmed.more
"Ceballos: We've been using Ableton Live in more recent years. It's very fast and intuitive, and it's perfectly oriented for electronic music and DJs. As for plug-ins, just to name a few, we love the stuff from Native Instruments, FabFilter, SPL, Arturia and Soundtoys."more
Beatport: And your sequencer/DAW of choice? Jaytech: "I've been using Ableton Live for a number of years now. Before that I was a Logic guy, and I still have a lot of respect for the Logic working environment, especially with the new improvements version 8 has brought. At the end of the day though, I feel I can achieve results quicker and more efficiently in Ableton as the interface is better suited to working on a laptop, and you can edit and manipulate sound incredibly quickly as well."more
"I love Ableton. Nuff said."more
Ableton Live 9 is Kenny 'Dope' Gonzalez's main DAW.more
Kill Frenzy using Ableton Live 9.more
The Horrors are well-known users of Ableton Live . Tom Furse, the synth man, told Ableton: "A running joke in our band is that I always seem to have my headphones on; that's because I'm always using Live. When I have to work with other engineers and programs the requests I make are often met with a quizzical look, and we always end up going back to Live eventually for something. Its integrated pitch-shifting and time stretching features are second to none and its ease of use and streamlining mean it's always very easy to get your ideas down quickly. It offers new sound possibilities and is constantly offering up new ways of working with sound."more
Here Jason Ross is seen using Ableton on his laptop and secondary screen, at the start of the video.more
On the [Rootkit Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/Rootkitmusic/photos/a.365779793471127.76494.279642475418193/746911038691332/?type=1&reply_comment_id=747244035324699&total_comments=1), when asked if the DAW in the picture is Bitwig, Rootkit responds "ableton live 9 with the disco skin".more
underscores uses Live 9 throughout this video to make a track.more
Can be seen in instagrammore
We use [Ableton] Live for our "live" shows amongst other equipment.more
She uses it for DJ sets, and producing music. She was an Ableton trainer too.more
I try to keep the music as natural as I can, with as little editing or over-processing as possible. A lot of the melodic parts are all synth jams that I created using my Roland Juno-6, a Roland SH-101 and the Yamaha QY700 sequencer before I gradually started tracking into Ableton and putting percussive elements on top.more
He uses FL for making music and Ableton for mixing down his tracksmore
In this interview Phoenix explains they used Ableton to create their latest album, Ti Amomore
In this Facebook post from Pole Folder, we can see that he's using Ableton Live 9. Pole Folder says "Sounds better than it looks ... Even if it doesn't look that bad. Screenshot of one of the new EPs on the way at Nemo. 2015 in the viewfinder."more
MOM can be seen using Ableton Live 9 in the photos from this articlemore
Prior to FL Studio, Malik Bash used Ableton as his main DAW.more
on their screen, you can recognize the Ableton live 9 software layoutmore
I use the software looper in Live and control it with the Logidy and the nanoKONTROL. Normally I have three loops set up for recording, but each loop can have as many layers as I want, and the loops can be mixed differently and be of different lengths.more
in this photo you see the futuristic polar bears are using abletonmore
"Currently, our setup is a MacBook Pro, which we use for our programs, like Digital Performer still, and Ableton Live..." I can only assume they use Ableton Live 9, being that this interview was held on May of 2015. They do not specify.more
Ableton holds an equal space in the studio alongside Logic Pro X. it's also my go to DAW for solo live showsmore
Said The Sky is seen using a copy of Ableton Live as he takes us through his project "Over Getting Over You" in an episode of the Youtube series "In The Daw with" by Multiplier.more
On this photography, you can see Ableton Live 9 on the computer screen. It's difficult to see, but by getting the contrast up, it immediately becomes very clear.more
"And what software do you use? Bertola: We use both Ableton and Logic. Sometimes Ableton is more useful for sequences and samples, but we always use Logic for the mix down."more
See last questionmore
Hes seen using Ableton Live 9 @ 0:30more
I still can't lose this idea of song architecture, how to make a song, and that lives completely in my head, but then I have all these other ways to actually promote that idea with all the tools I have in front of me: **Ableton Live**, an eight-track reel-to-reel, and all these other kinds of things that can record and fixate a sound into a medium.more
He uses it during the whole showmore
at end of video you see him using ableton livemore
At the 2:11 mark, you can see a screenshot of Flamingosis' project in Ableton Live 9more
"I use Ableton."more
if you zoom in this photo on his apple display you can see he use ableton live..more
sinvali use Ableton live 9more
While he was working on his album, it is shown that he uses Ableton Live 9 on his instagram videos.more
"My current live rig is my modular setup going into Ableton for further processing, especially multi layered delay lines. I am a long-time fan of Ableton's ping pong delay and reverb!"more
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Still Woozy is seen making music in the studio with Ableton Live 9 in the background. You can see Ableton Live in the background of Sven's various instagram stories.more
Thriftworks on Ableton preparing for a showmore
Laudz uses ableton live as his live mixing software.more
At 14:02 of his Producer Masterclass with Point Blank Academy, Riva Starr comments - "I use Ableton as a sequencer and I do the mix downs on my mixer". He can also be seen using Ableton throughout the video.more
In this interview we can see at 0:46 that Carl Nunes is using the Ableton Live 9 to show a project.more
"I've been using Ableton for a long, long time. At first, I missed the excitement of a hardware studio, but moving onboard gives you so many more options and so many more sounds. Ableton is an amazing DAW."more
Dayal uses Ableton Live 9 to show iZotope Nectar 2 in this video.more
Goldfish replies to a user on Twitter who asks what DAW they would recommend for an aspiring EDM producer. They say, "Ableton live for sure!" On various Instagram photos such as [this one](https://instagram.com/p/z7LxmrxEtv/?taken-by=goldfishlive), it can be seen that they themselves use Ableton Live to produce.more
Feenixpawl produce using Ableton.more
It isn't shown on the photo, but in the comments, Oliver Nelson says : "@Mouzoun Samir Ableton 9.1."more
In this YouTube video at 0:30, Hundred Waters, performing their song "Visitor", can be seen using Ableton Live 9.more
In this videoclip, looking at the laptop monitor, it seems to be Ableton Live running...more
Bomba Estéreo uses Ableton to do sequencing as well as for playing backing tracks during the live showmore
till use ableton live for his projects..more
In this Video you can see him use Ableton Live 9more
In an interview for XL8R, Seinfeld states: > I just use Ableton. I use a couple of plug-ins, software. I like to leave a certain tag on a song.more
The Ableton can be seen 1:22 into this videomore
Ableton can been seen running in the background in almost every video Silver Disco features. It is the DAW he uses exclusively.more
In this photo you can see Bryan using Ableton Live 9 Suite in his Macbook Pro. Cubase is his main software but Ableton sometimes is easier to use when Bryan is on tour (the photo was taken on a flight to Australia).more
In this video, shot at Totem Festival in Montreal, we can clearly see the MacBook Pro running Ableton.more
En este vídeo esta haciendo un remake de la canción "Rattle" de Bingo Players utilizando el sfotware Ableton. en la descripción confirma que es Ableton Live 9.more
in this video we can see prok & fitch use ableton live..more
in this video we can see this artist using ableton live for his projects..more
There are probably better pictures, but you can see Ableton Live running on Trippy Turtle's computer.more
"But also it has this thing here, which is "through," "sync" or "aux"––so this thing here gets the MIDI clock from my computer, say Ableton Live, which is the only software I use as a sequencer, and goes into "sync," and I can send the sync signal to all of these machines."more
Ableton Live 9 can be seen inside Klangkarussell's Macbook Pro, meaning that the Music Producer duo use (or at least used) this DAW.more
Here In He's Laptopmore
Giuseppe produced the first corrupt colour EP this picture shows he was using ableton to mix itmore
in this video we can see evol use ableton live for his projects..more
When the video fades in, Taylorythm can be seen with a Novation Impulse 61, two Launchpads, a Korg Nanokontrol, a Macbook running Ableton Live, NI's Maschine, and an M-Audio Axiom 25.more
Proof in interview on GQ Magazine's website; Quote: Keep up with technology "The very nature of discourse on the internet is that you're black or white. I'm not going to get into the political stuff but there is absurd s*** on either side. The same with the issue of downloading - you're either a luddite who thinks everything should revert back to the Stone Age or you think there should be no copyright for anything ever for the rest of time. The last interviewer said to me, 'I know you're a purist but would you ever consider incorporating anything other than a turntable into your live set?' I'm not anti-technology. I used CDJs in 2002. I used the very first prototype DVJs in 2004. I used [DJ software] Serato when it first came out in 2006 and I use Ableton now. What I'm trying to articulate is a middle ground."more
WE SEE HIM WITH ABLETON LIVE HEREmore
Freddie using Ableton Live 9 with his Maschine MK2.more
The software can be seen from 3:02 and throughout the whole video.more
Boaz's facebook 13.11. 2015more
Working on a tune in Ableton.more
In this photo Joel is using Ableton Live 9 on his laptop.more
At 0:06, an MacBook running Ableton Live can be seen.more
She states that she used ableton for a podcast.more
This link provides information regarding studio equipment that Danny serrano uses in the studio. The Ableton Live 9 being one of the most important components. Check it out!!more
video starts up with ableton open. looking at the grey design and how the browser tabs look it's the 9th versionmore
Seen on the computer screen.more
Chris Malinchak can be seen using Ableton Live 9 for his live setup.more
in this video clip you can see it at 1:12more
On his screen, you can see Abletonmore
In this article, St. Vincent's keyboard player mentiones that he uses Ableton during live shows. "Listening to the sonically dense albums Strange Mercy and St. Vincent, for which Mintseris has been a part of the touring band, it's easy to imagine the difficulty in translating these sounds into a live setting. Mintseris gives much of the credit to Ableton Live, which he began using from its first version. "In my experience, Ableton has made everything pretty seamless and stable since day one. The only time anything has ever gone wrong is from human error." In Ableton, Mintseris loads several racks of virtual instruments, including Arturia MiniMoog, GForce Virtual String Machine, and a newer analog modeled synth called Diva by U-He. He also adds a rack of Reason synths, and sounds he has sampled with Ableton, like Clark's guitar. By creating an individual Ableton "set" for each song, he can group the sounds he needs and assign them to different octaves of his keyboard controller however he sees fit. "I just try to figure out which limb is most available and go from there," he says. Mintseris also wrote a script for Ableton that enables it to change the set of instruments and effects when the song is done, without him having to touch the computer. During each song, he'll switch his synth effects and patches manually, or rely on pre-programmed automation within Ableton when he doesn't have the human bandwidth to do it all. If the band feels like extending a section of a song, Mintseris can loop the automation with his pedals, keeping the current effects going."more
"Computers enable so much experimentation, and I'm just really drawn to that," he says in the latest episode of Fast Company's podcast Creative Conversation. "I use a program called Ableton Live, where you can take audio and it becomes like Play-Doh in your hands.more
Ableton Live 9 can be seen at 3:39 in this video.more
Décembre 2015 // December 2015 – 0:44 - 1:05 "En concert j'utilise Ableton Live qui est piloté par le SL-Mk II (NOVATION) et le Launchpad Pro (NOVATION) qui est un hub qui va me permettre de piloter plusieurs synthés dont un Bass Station (NOVATION), un Tetra (DAVE SMITH INSTRUMENTS), un VERMONA [Mono Lancet]" => "In concert, I use Ableton Live which is controlled by the SL Mk II (NOVATION) and the Launchpad Pro (NOVATION). The Launchpad allows me to control several synths : the Bass Station (NOVATION), the Tetra (DAVE SMITH INSTRUMENTS), the VERMONA [Mono Lancet]"more
Ableton Live 9 can be seen inside Klangkarussell's Macbook Pro, meaning that the Music Producer duo use (or at least used) this DAW.more
This DAW can be seen in this Instagram video, uploaded by the artist himself.more
"Ableton is the first DAW that I learned, which I'm very grateful for. I had asked Phantom Sage how to get started with music software, and he told me not to start with FL Studio, which I completely agree with him on. FL Studio sucks!"more
In the video where he shows his study, he sees Abbleton usemore
This DAW can be seen in this Instagram video, uploaded by the artist himself.more
Logic Pro (mainly), Reason, Ableton Live (for live sets)more
Jordan Agro says he uses Ableton Live 9more
The use Ableton by ableton livemore
The item can be seen 3:08 into this videomore
He often post pictures and videos of him using Ableton Live.more
"Before, we used to go in a studio and sit before a desk that had 900 tracks on it, and everything was all confusing and mysterious. We didn't know what was going on in that room, and they had no idea what we were doing in the other room, and it took forever. **This whole album was done in my studio, by myself and Ableton Live.** This went on for a few years, I'd specifically bought the computer just to do the opera, and it ended up being my Silver Apples recording studio. So I had some demos, and I took them to Graham Sutton (Bark Psychosis) and we loaded the digital files and got them on tape to work on."more
Nero's Day at Disneyland is an experimental breakcore musical project created by Lauren Bousfield in Oakland, California. In Lauren Bousfield's Instagram we can se her using Ableton Live. Another video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fc-W37lcYFwmore
"Lot of people see just mp3 file on desktop and nothing more .. Actually that's how it really looks inside - That's how 60 hours of hard work looks like"more
"The centerpiece is a macbook pro running Ableton Live controlled by an APC 40."more
as we can see in this photo troy pierce use ableton live for his projects!more
I stuck mainly with Ableton, an Eventide H3 or DSP, Jupiter 6 and Virus TI.more
Miaoux Miaoux discusses Ableton Live on his twitter feed and how he controls it with his Roland RD64 keyboard.more
In this Instagram picture, an Ableton Live 9 icon can be seen inside Jerome Price's Macbook Pro (given its appearance, we can assume that Jerome works with the Suite version of it).more
"So, I started with the different combinations in Ableton. The normal course would be: choose a basis from the 'main' folder and then try to see which samples get along with it. That means that at times, I would audit more than 200 samples in order to choose the 50 that fit. And then, of course, I would do the same with the rhythmic parts.more
One of the members said he started producing in garageband when he was seventeen but really started taking it seriously when he got ableton about 4 or 5 years ago.more
Ableton can be seen on the computer.more
Quote (at 5:04) : > " [...] We started to produce back then in 2013 [...], we use Ableton Live [...] "more
"and [I] am running Ableton live"more
This DAW can be seen in this Instagram picture, uploaded by the artists themselves.more
He uses Ableton Livemore
In this Instagram post, Ableton Live is visible on the screen.more
Ableton Live can be seen on this photo.more
one of my first sets live with ableton = https://banabila.bandcamp.com/album/gorlice-2014more
Ross From Friends explains their use of Ableton Live 9 throughout this interview.more
"RC: I'm definitely more productive when I have a small, but concentrated setup. It might not feel as glamorous or fun when I'm making music, but I've learned to kind of get over that and try to look at the whole work, and have my fun in different ways. I've had some pretty ridiculous set ups over the years. **My music lives and dies in the DAW, Ableton Live being my choice. I embrace it as a tool. I simply couldn't do what I do without spending most of my time there. Ableton in particular has a lot of technical and creative sides that I just couldn't do in other software quickly. I tend to use very large and complicated effect and processing chains, but Ableton lets me keep them all on one channel with parallel processing, etc.** Then I can just drag that track/group of tracks/preset/song to my personal library and save it for easy recall later. When my ideas hit, they hit hard, and I need sharp and focused tools to get the detail I like quickly."more
D-addiction preparing some tunes in Ableton for a set at Satya Festival.more
"I started messing about with Live then and haven't looked back since." - Impact Mix Interview with LOFT on mixmag.commore
En el minuto 2:26, lo usa para mezclar.more
Well Well Well hard choice but endless wonder <3more
uses in the video duration 06:40more
Instagram photo from July 8, 2015 > #abeltonlivemore
GG: Everyone brought a small amount of gear, as most artists came by train. Antye (know by her artist name, AGF) works a lot with iPad apps, Pilocka and Lucrecia (Dalt) both had the same Scandinavian little tape machine, Islaja brought a fantastic analogue drum machine, and there were already some synths in the studio. **I had my computer with Ableton on it**, as well as the Volca Beats, Volca Bass and Monotron.more
Made this in ableton just for fun! xDmore
Ableton 9 can be seen in the background behind the pluginsmore
In this pic, posted by Claudio on his Instagram, you can see the project of Ableton Live of "The Golden Road Tour".more
Ableton Live 9 in videomore
"Running this mix of a new track through an SSL AWS 924. See if we can add some mojo."more
"Modern music technology aims to break down the barriers between intuitive human expression and the infinite possibilities computers can bring. It's about creating a freewheeling feedback loop between human and machine – a loop perfectly displayed by Ryo Fujimoto's incendiary performance on the Japanese streaming platform Dommune."more
synth bass (sample sets I've made of analog synths driven by Ableton Live)more
entrevista a perrasmore
You can see on screen from his IGmore
Chris Lawyer using Ableton Live 9.more
Seen here using Ableton Live whilst performing a live set.more
His soundcloud bio says he has used ableton live since early 2017.more
In this Instagram video Rusty Hook plays a track using Ableton Live 9.more
Best Daw for work !more
what is on his screenmore
Ableton Live 9 on his monitormore
Ableton Live is being ran on his computer during the concert. I have also been to one of his concerts and remeber him using Ableton Live then as well.more
David Toop has Ableton live running in the background of this image.more
Visible in this Twitter post by Caddock.more
"Con David Ananda, Ableton live 9 rewire con Pro tools 10 combinación killer!!!!!!!"more
The DAW can be seen from 0:00 to 0:02 in the video on his Facebook pagemore
At the start and 15 seconds you can see Laura Misch sitting with an laptop running Ableton Live in the background. She also talks about it later in the video, around 6:30.more
"We record a lot of long audio tracks—and one of the specificities of our music is that it reveals itself with the edits. The projects end up very heavy, and require a lot of listening time, to sort and select the recorded material. Ableton offers all we need in terms of edit, and the Push affords us complete control over our sequences. Then, at the very end of the process for each of our EPs and episodes, we head towards the studio to make the final analog summing on a Euphonix mixer."more
In this Facebook post, The Noisy Freaks can bee seen using Ableton Live 9 to make his track on February 9, 2015.more
"My studio in Barcelona, based around Ableton Live..."more
The video of this link show a pc monitor with an Ableton Live session.more
Jean-Claude Risset - "Voilements" pour saxophone ténor et bande Valentin Conus - Tenor saxophone http://valentinconus.com Digitizmir 2015, ?zmir, Turkey A few seconds in (and throughout the rest of the video), an laptop can be seen with Ableton Live. At 2:50, Jean-Claude Risset can be seen preparing in front of an Akai APC40. Valentin Conus starts performing with Tenor saxophone. At 4:08 (and throughout the rest of the video) Jean-Claude Risset can be using the Akai APC40 to accompany Valentin Conus.more
One can see at 0:20 in this video, found on Sirensceol's [youtube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyY_IBipskf--6DkhZg8W9Q), that Sirensceol uses Ableton 9.more
Thiago is now using Ableton Live 9more
Proof on Facebookmore
We use FL Studio cuz has a friendly interface and have a lot of good plugins & Ableton has a great interface.more
just behind the bottom, on the computermore
Around 20 seconds into the video John Chowning can be seen using Ableton Live.more
In this studio interview with Future Music, Kirk Degiorgio mentions that his studio is mostly based around modular systems and that he also uses Ableton Live 9.more
Visible in this Instagram post by 7MD.more
All instruments and the mic in this video are going through Ableton Live 9.more
visible on this gig photomore
NLJ lists his gear in his channel's "About" section.more
"An obvious choice, but Ableton Live has become indispensable. Everything about Live is geared towards creativity, especially how you can use samples, plus the FX and MIDI mapping capability. It's an amazing tool for writing and generating ideas, and I use it for all of my studio-based work and various live performances - either building custom synth/sample rigs for Goldie's live band or numerous Heritage Orchestra projects, or doing more experimental live sampling/processing with Strobes using this controller."more
"ableton really is better than every other daw tho"more
"For "Halica", most of the album was made on a 4 channel. We transfer the recordings to an ADAT and add additional instruments here and there. It only has one song that was sequenced on computer, "Jellycharm", the rest was done with drum machines, a Juno 6, and tired guitar effects. "V: D: C" was recorded on a Pentium 486 with plenty of plugins, lots of guitar effects, lots of samples from an Akai sampler. That record is really overkill, I picked up sounds from so many places that I don't even know where to start. Our latest album was recorded on a laptop using Ableton Live and the Cocko RIPEADOR, plugins, guitars, bass, real batteries here and there. What is a Sweet Trip concert like?"more
Writing some new tunes on the train! "Off to Aarhus. Time for some train beats ???????????? see you tonight"more
this artist use ableton live 9!more
Soundcloud link of LeftField's first Ableton Live 9 beat.more
Ableton Live 9 is Helena Legend's DAW, as seen in this Facebook photo.more
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as you can see in the first monitor the artist has Ableton live connected to the pushmore
On the screen Ableton can be seen. Probably used for creating podcast per the description written.more
Luke Weiler of Positive Mental Trip often works with producers who use Ableton Live. PMT is recording some sessions at Loud And Conscious Studios in Woodstock, NY and Ableton Live V9 is being used to track during these sessions. "The Road" was the only song on "The Black and White Album" (2017) that we had time to record together. We are tracking a lot down in Woodstock for "Love Never Dies" some of it will hopefully be ready for volume 1 released in August 2019. A lot of the stuff we are doing in Woodstock might take longer production wise and end up on "Love Never Dies" volume 2, which is set to be released in the summer of 2020. On "change your mind" (2012) "Passing Storm", "out of my head", and "Smile (hip hop)" were recorded by Loud using Ableton Live. "I like recording with Ableton Live a lot, as long as someone very skilled in the art of Ableton Live is running the session. I'm not a producer and I don't enjoy that aspect as much. I like the instruments or microphones in my hands at all times during sessions. I like to watch what the producers do and sometimes even record it (for making a PMT movie out of all the footage we have from 2011-2019) because I think it's really cool the artistic aspect of producing. I have a lot of respect for people who spend there whole lives mostly on the production aspect of music. I like to document our recording process what we used equipment-wise and how producers manipulated it. We have a lot of fun in the studio and a lot of musicians don't get to do that. Studios can be a place that is extremely serious and sometimes even painful. A lot of the recording process and the shows that followed during the "Change Your Mind" (2012-2014 era) have a lot of darkness attached to it for me personally. I dealt with a lot of that on "the black and white album"(2017) and now I'm ready to really dedicate every moment of music to having fun. If we aren't having fun in the studio during a session it won't be on the album. I don't want a record of a time that wasn't fun on a Positive Mental Trip album from 2019- forever."more
The best DAW out there. Almost unlimited possibilities!
You think the bass
is taking away from the vocal?
any samples?
Ableton is just perfect for me. It doesn't crash too often, almost everything inside Ableton is unlimited which makes it really good. It makes me feel like nothing is going to stop me from producing a track like MIDI tracks or Mixer inserts. If you don't use it, I would highly recommend you to check it out!
Best daw of all time. I have a Mac or I would prob be using FL just because of how much cheaper it is, but i've used it and in comparison with ableton it feels like a toy.
For creating the actual music
Primary music creation software
Basically the best and the easiest production software ever! Even without going through any tutorials or any stuff of that sort it's easy to learn and make great music with Ableton Live 9.
For me it is the best, I use it since I started. is working very fluid, very comfortable and fun SO SO GOOD!


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Western blot analysis of extracts from HT-29 and U-2 OS cells, untreated or synchronized in mitosis by thymidine block (2 mM, 16 hours) followed by nocodozole treatment (100 ng/ml, 24 hours), using Phospho-TACC3 (Ser558) Antibody.
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Supplied in 10 mM sodium HEPES (pH 7.5), 150 mM NaCl, 100 µg/ml BSA and 50% glycerol. Store at –20°C. Do not aliquot the antibody.
For western blots, incubate membrane with diluted primary antibody in 5% w/v BSA, 1X TBS, 0.1% Tween® 20 at 4°C with gentle shaking, overnight.
NOTE: Please refer to primary antibody datasheet or product webpage for recommended antibody dilution.
From sample preparation to detection, the reagents you need for your Western Blot are now in one convenient kit: #12957 Western Blotting Application Solutions Kit
NOTE: Prepare solutions with reverse osmosis deionized (RODI) or equivalent grade water.
Load 20 µl onto SDS-PAGE gel (10 cm x 10 cm).
NOTE: Loading of prestained molecular weight markers (#13953, 5 µl/lane) to verify electrotransfer and biotinylated protein ladder (#7727, 10 µl/lane) to determine molecular weights are recommended.
NOTE: Volumes are for 10 cm x 10 cm (100 cm2) of membrane; for different sized membranes, adjust volumes accordingly.
* Avoid repeated exposure to skin.
posted June 2005
revised November 2013
Reprobing of an existing membrane is a convenient means to immunoblot for multiple proteins independently when only a limited amount of sample is available. It should be noted that for the best possible results a fresh blot is always recommended. Reprobing can be a valuable method but with each reprobing of a blot there is potential for increased background signal. Additionally, it is recommended that you verify the removal of the first antibody complex prior to reprobing so that signal attributed to binding of the new antibody is not leftover signal from the first immunoblotting experiment. This can be done by re-exposing the blot to ECL reagents and making sure there is no signal prior to adding the next primary antibody.
NOTE: Prepare solutions with reverse osmosis deionized (RODI) or equivalently purified water.
posted June 2005
revised October 2016
Protocol Id: 10
Phospho-TACC3 (Ser558) Antibody detects endogenous levels of TACC3 protein only when phosphorylated at Ser558.Species Reactivity:
Polyclonal antibodies are produced by immunizing animals with a synthetic peptide corresponding to residues surrounding Ser558 of human TACC3 protein. Antibodies are purified by Protein A and peptide affinity chromatography.
Transforming acid coiled-coil (TACC) proteins are a family of proteins characterized by a common coiled-coil motif of approximately 200 amino acids at the carboxy-terminal end (1). Three family members have been identified in humans: TACC1, TACC2, and TACC3. These proteins are thought to be involved in centrosomal microtubule assembly and have been mapped to chromosomal regions that are disrupted in some cancers (reviewed in 2). TACC3 has been shown to be upregulated in many cancer cell lines (3). When phosphorylated at Ser558 by Aurora A, mammalian TACC3 is localized to mitotic spindles and increases microtubule stability (4,5). For this reason, it has been suggested that monitoring the localization of phosphorylated TACC3 would be an effective way to determine the efficacy of Aurora A inhibitors that show promise as anti-cancer drugs (6,7). In addition, studies have shown that TACC3 could be useful as a prognostic marker for non-small cell lung cancer (8).
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We got a glimpse last week of the virulent, extreme right wing insurgent political force that is likely to dominate UK politics for the next decade. If you thought Cameron unleashed was bad, just wait until Conservatives for Britain are in charge.
Ah you say, not all of the 120 or so will campaign for a Brexit and and the polls point to the UK opting to stay in the EU. Indeed, but it is the consequences of a narrow EU referendum win on the back of exaggerated scare stories and perceived establishment and BBC bias which should worry us. It is quite possible that this will split the Tories, bring down the government and give a landslide victory to a right-wing populist Eurosceptic party marshalling the 40 – 45% of voters who voted No and who feel cheated and further aggrieved.
One of the lessons of the indyref is that winning the vote is not everything. It is debatable whether Project Fear with its relentless scare stories was necessary to deliver a No win, or whether it in fact contributed to the Yes surge. I suspect that it was counter-productive and helped to build the Yes campaign support in the spring of 2014, but also that the panicked scare stories promoted unquestioningly by the BBC helped deliver the swing back to No in the last week of the campaign.
But the 2015 UK general election in Scotland shows how powerful the losing side in a referendum can be under first past the post. We are of course a bit tired of lazy UKIP/SNP comparisons, but if we put aside the deep political differences, there is some truth in some of the insurgent v establishment analogies.
What partly forged the resurgent SNP vote in 2015 was the perception of many of the 45% who voted Yes that they had been lied to by the unionists and the media, indeed that they had been treated with contempt. The relentless scare stories, smears and media bias destroyed trust even amongst some of those who reluctantly voted No.
The SNP has wisely made clear it will not join with Cameron to campaign for a Yes vote in the EU referendum and Alex Salmond made a good start towards articulating a positive case for the EU on BBC Question Time last Thursday. He spoke of strengthening social Europe, and working together to address the environment and the migrant crisis in the Mediterranean. It would be good to also hear the SNP argue that it is only by working together at EU level that we can effectively take action against tax dodging and to ensure proper regulation of the banks and the finance sector.
But whatever success the SNP may have in Scotland we can already predict that Cameron, Labour and the CBI will be resurrecting the dismal Project Fear playbook for their Yes to EU campaign. The absurd purdah debate has already given the anti-EU brigade grounds for grievance (and demonstrated Labour's lack of strategic intelligence). We can expect a stream of scare stories about job losses, damage to the economy, trade barriers, travel restrictions and various things we will not be "allowed" to do if we leave the EU. Those who vote No in the EU referendum will not go back to supporting Cameron's Conservatives or Labour. If you think UKIP skewed political discourse in 2010-15 just wait until Conservatives for Britain start to capitalise on a post EU referendum surge.


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About Pike Edit
Esox Linnaeus, is a genus of freshwater fish, the only member of the pike family which is family Esocidae of order Esociformes. The type species is Esocidae lucius, the northern pike. The pike species are native to the Palearctic and Nearctic ecozones, ranging across northern North America and from Western Europe to Siberia in Eurasia. They have the elongated, torpedo-like form of predatory fishes, with sharply-pointed heads and sharp teeth. Their coloration is typically grey-green with a mottled or spotted appearance. The Pikes marking are like a finger print. They feed when hungry. The Pike feeds on a wide range of food sources. There primary prey is other fish. Including their own kind. They will also prey on insects and amphibians such as frogs. In times when food is scarce. Small birds such a baby ducks may become a target for hungry pike. They have extremely sharp and numerous teeth and for this they are carnivorous fishes. Their color is dark shades green, through olive green to brown on back and upper sides; lighter on lower sides; cream to milk-white on underside. They can grow till 28 or 30 inches with a weight of eight pounds.


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Friday, February 13, 2009
Smiley Tampa Florida Pit Bull Mix Puppy Still Missing! Do You Know Where Smiley IS!!
If you find him or know where he is please call. 813-230-3128
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Read all my Literally In The Moment animal blog posts HERE
As always thanks for stopping by and have a Great Valentines Day!
6 comments:
- Nazarina A said...
I won't give up I promise! This post really touches my heart strings! Now I will be looking twice at a dog that I see wandering around that seems even remotely similar! Thanks for being such a caring advocate, God bless you and your family!
- Friday, February 13, 2009 12:35:00 PM
- Jo A. T.B. said...
Thanks Nazarina, she just sent me the video. She is adamant about finding her puppy! The more attention this issue gets, the better. Hoping to make more and more folks aware that Smiley was stolen! I can't help but be passionate about Smiley, I can't imagine one of my own being stolen, how devasting it'd be!
- Friday, February 13, 2009 1:41:00 PM
- Jo Janoski said...
Heartfelt wishes that Smiley comes home soon!
- Saturday, February 14, 2009 6:01:00 AM
- Jo A. T.B. said...
Thanks Jo, we're still hoping he comes home soon, or is in a safe home! :)
- Saturday, February 14, 2009 7:42:00 PM
- ochikeron said...
Hi jo! Whenever I visit your blog, I worry about Smiley and the other dogs. How touching the video is. I just can't believe people who steal dogs...
- Sunday, February 15, 2009 4:55:00 AM
- Jo A. T.B. said...
Hello Ochi,
Isn't the video wonderful, I loved how my friend put it together! She really misses Smiley!
I know it's so hard to look at all the dogs being stolen, and also being destroyed to make space. I'm hoping to bring more attention to their sad plight! Maybe someone will be looking for a dog, and may come across one of my featured dogs here and find a home! :)
- Sunday, February 15, 2009 7:43:00 PM


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Gothenburg, Sweden
Welcome everyone!! Ballet Gothenburg is a quaint ballet studio in Sannegården. We offer adult beginner ballet classes. The classes are small ensuring each student gets individual attention.
We begin barefoot at the barre as we learn the fundamentals of a ballet class. Once we learn to articulate the foot in class, it's time to buy your first pair of shoes!! Visit our favorite shop in town, Dansbutiken.
Keep in mind for your first class…
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The Bloody Mary has long been the poster girl for hangover cures, up there with anything deep fried and handfuls of Berocca. There is, sadly, no real scientific evidence to suggest that the Mary contains a magical ability to alleviate the damage caused by frivolity. Nonetheless, the restorative effects are at times all in the mind, so knowing how to prepare a good Mary can do wonders for your state of mind whilst in the hangover zone. [fold]
As with many cocktails of the 1920s, we can't pinpoint the drink's exact creator or history. Many make claims and all we have are classic cocktail tomes or misinformed articulations of journalists assuming they were the first to uncover the drink.
What we do know, however, is that the drink started out very simply – as with many drinks of the era – and very heavy on the booze (equal parts vodka and tomato juice). Hemingway was partial to a Mary now and again and this reeks heavily of a spec he might have called for. That said, the drink evolved with bartenders looking to add depth and spice to the concoction.
If anything, it is this spice that may hold the magical key to ending your hangover woes. Spice releases endorphins when it hits the tongue, giving you a lift and having the effect of restoring you mentally, if not physically.
Many bars and their tenders lay claim to making the best Bloody Mary, bringing kitchen techniques and ingredients to the humble drink in an attempt to take the Mary even further. Horseradish and red wine have been popular, while beef consommé and bouillon have been creeping onto the spec sheets of many bars.
There are some standards to adhere to and these should not be left out of any Mary. Tomato juice is the base, liquor is interchangeable. Worcestershire sauce is unavoidable and even vegan options are available these days. Lemon juice, salt and pepper are mandatory. Spice is not optional, but its severity is up to you. Tabasco is necessary for its ability to cut through with vinegar, but don't rely on it as your only source of heat. And never, ever shake a Mary. Tomato juice is fragile and watery enough as it is.
There are no steadfast rules; the perfect Mary is in the eye of the cup-holder. If you order one while out on a Sunday and you're not asked about spice levels, be wary. Chances are you'll be underwhelmed or scrambling for a water.
With these suggestions in mind, go forth and create. Perhaps pre-emptively batch the night before, as we all know creativity and cooking ability are severely diminished in the grips of a severe hangover. Should you be struggling, try these recipes to get you started and adapt at will to suit.
The Red Snapper
A take on the classic and a beautifully refined way to enjoy the traditional recipe.
In a cocktail shaker, add:
50ml London dry gin – Beefeater works great
50ml tomato juice – Spring Valley is always a good option
5 dashes Worcestershire sauce
10ml lemon juice
5ml sugar syrup
Tabasco to taste (start with 5 dashes)
Try a more flavourful hot sauce (Cholula always works well)
Pinch of sea salt and ground pepper
Add ice and gently roll back and forth. Strain and serve straight up in a coupette or cocktail glass.
The Five a Day Maria
You'll need a centrifugal juicer for this one, which also subs out Tequila as the liquor.
50ml 100 per cent agave tequila – El Jimador or Tequila Tromba
2 ripe tomatoes (try organic to save from watery juice)
½ beetroot
1 carrot
1 celery stick
1 jalapeno chilli (use discretion or juice separately and add at will)
5 dashes Worcestershire sauce
10ml lemon juice
Pinch of sea salt and black pepper
Rim your glass with limejuice and dunk in sea salt. Add ingredients and leave room for loads of ice. Garnish with celery, a lemon wedge and pickles.
WWMD? Mary
The What Would Momofuku Do? Taking the juice left over from kimchi that is now synonymous with Momofuku and applying it to a Mary is a stroke of genius.
50ml vodka – Ketel One
50ml tomato juice
15ml kimchi juice
5 dashes Worcestershire sauce
2 dashes of Cholula or Louisiana hot sauce
10ml lemon juice
5ml sugar syrup
Pinch of sea salt and black pepper
Add all ingredients to a cocktail shaker with ice. Gently roll until chilled. Strain and serve over ice.
Dave Kerr is a bartender and owner of The Beaufort in Melbourne.


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Auto Coverage In Alabama
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If you live in Alabama and want to know what insurance you need read on. By speaking with car insurance agents online you will also be able to get car insurance estimates. Having the right coverage and getting it for the right price are important.
Bodily injury liability is required by law in Alabama. It provides coverage for damages to a person covered by the policy to pay for bodily injuries to other people involved in the accident when you are responsible. If you injure someone in an auto accident the liability can add up very quickly sometimes totaling into the hundreds of thousand of dollars. So you need to make sure you have adequate bodily injury liability coverage to protect yourself and your financial interests. Always purchase the highest amount you can afford. The more assets you have and the better off you are financially the more coverage you will need.
Property damage liability is also required by law in Alabama. This coverage protects the policy holder from damage caused to property when you are at fault. Property includes vehicles, houses, lamp posts and any other non human item. Here again you should purchase as much as you can afford. Remember some of these new cars are worth a lot of money and if you don't have adequate insurance to replace the vehicle then the other party will come after your personal assets.
Uninsured motorist bodily injury is not required by law, but the law does require your rejection of coverage in writing. Since you have to buy insurance to protect yourself from financial loss for others you might as well buy some coverage to protect yourself too. Uninsured motorist bodily injury protects you if the other driver is in the wrong and does not carry adequate liability insurance. It's a good policy to have.
Medical payments are not required by Alabama law. This coverage protects against medical expenses incurred as a result of an accident. Costs such as ambulance, x-ray, hospital visits are all covered. Whether you require this will depend on what type of medical insurance coverage you have. If your coverage has limitations you will want to carry medical payments coverage.
If your existing medical insurance has unlimited coverage you may not require this coverage. The only problem is that medical payments also covers passengers in your vehicle and if they don't have adequate medical coverage you could be held liable for expenses and without medical payments coverage it could put you in the poor house.
Collision coverage is not required by law in Alabama. This is the coverage that helps pay for damage to an insured auto as a result of an accident even if you are in the wrong. The premiums can be reduced by choosing a higher deductible. This is the portion you are willing to pay before the insurance company starts to pay. Never choose a deductible that is higher than you can afford because the insurance company is not going to pay their portion until you come up with yours.
Comprehensive coverage is not required by law in Alabama. This coverage protects against damage to your vehicle that is not a result of an accident. For example, hail, theft, vandalism, or falling objects. Again you can reduce your premium by choosing a higher deductible.
There are also additional coverage you can purchase if needed. For example coverage for your stereo system, or loss of vehicle coverage. If you require any of these coverages check with an agent.
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In 1992, William Isaacs and other researchers at the Brady Urological Institute were the first to establish an undeniable link between a family history of prostate cancer and a man's risk of developing the disease, and to characterize the distinct phenomenon of Hereditary Prostate Cancer (HPC). We proved that prostate cancer, like other cancers, can be inherited - a fact once widely doubted.
Since that time we have assembled one of the largest collections of families with hereditary prostate cancer and have characterized a number of chromosomal sites where the genes responsible may be located. In 2012, in collaboration with investigators from the University of Michigan, we identified the first mutation responsible for hereditary prostate cancer in families – HOXB13. We are continuing to pursue other genes that may turn out to be informative and are anxious to enroll families with multiple affected members.
An estimated 250,000 American men may carry one of these defective genes; in these men, the odds of developing prostate cancer are extremely high. Having identified this mutation we have have a powerful tool to spot cancer early in men who have inherited this potentially lethal mutation. Also, discovering how this mutated gene triggers the cascade of prostate cancer may help us find new ways of preventing or treating the disease in all men. Although only about 10 percent of all cases of prostate cancer are thought to be purely hereditary, we believe that the defective gene or mechanisms involved in HPC are the same ones that somehow go askew in "sporadic" cancer (disease that just develops over the course of a lifetime - the kind most men get.) Here, as well, we have a one-of-a-kind resource - our pool of 2,500 families with HPC whose DNA may help us crack the genetic code of prostate cancer.Hereditary Prostate Cancer Study
The Johns Hopkins Department of Urology is actively recruiting families with familial prostate cancer and benign prostate enlargement in an effort to identify genetic determinants of these diseases. Clinical information of interest to physicians and patients is also included below.
The importance of asking about a family history of prostate cancer
The Department of Urology strongly encourages clinicians to take a family history of prostate cancer from each adult patient, as a positive family history markedly increases the risk of prostate cancer in first degree male relatives. For example, a patient with a father or brother with prostate cancer has two times the usual risk of developing prostate cancer. A man with both his father and brother affected with prostate cancer has almost a 50% chance of developing the disease. In addition, in such families prostate cancer occurs at an earlier age. At this time, our recommendation is that men with more than one first degree relative affected (father or brother) should be encouraged to undergo yearly digital rectal exam and yearly serum prostate specific antigen (PSA) beginning at age 40.
We are currently performing genetic studies in families with strong family histories of prostate cancer and benign prostate enlargement. If a patient is interested in learning more about our studies, please contact us by email: email@example.com .
If you are interested in learning more about prostate cancer genetics and genetic testing, please see the excellent section on this topic in the Prostate Cancer Patient Guide, assembled by the Prostate Cancer Foundation. It's available at https://www.pcf.org/guide/prostate-cancer-patient-guide/?utm_source=HPC&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2019HPC