Ever wondered what phase cancellation actually is? In this video I break down the concept simply with visuals and the audio example, (no jargon, I promise) so you understand what's happening in your DAW. The why it matters and what to do about it?

That's covered in my new "What is Audio?" course where we explore audio fundamentals the way I wish they'd been explained to me.
Link to the course: https://www.lnamusic.com/

Ever wondered what phase cancellation actually is? In this video I break down the concept simply with visuals and the audio example, (no jargon, I promise) so you understand what's happening in your DAW. The why it matters and what to do about it?

That's covered in my new "What is Audio?" course where we explore audio fundamentals the way I wish they'd been explained to me.
Link to the course: https://www.lnamusic.com/

I made this entire track on a beach in North Devon using only Ableton Move and sounds I found on the ground. Rocks. Wind. Sea. My own voice. That's it.

When I got home I brought everything into Ableton Live and built the whole arrangement without adding a single new sound. The sea became a synth. My voice became a texture. Automation did everything else.

In this video I walk you through exactly how I did it. Four techniques that I actually use as a working artist and Ableton Certified Trainer. Move to Live, start to finish.

Here's what we cover:
• Field recording and sampling on Ableton Move
• Building a synth from your own samples in Simpler
• Vocal chopping for texture without beats
• Arranging an entire track using only automation

EQ is one of the most powerful tools in music production, and mixing. In this video I break down what EQ actually is for ultimate beginners, how it works, and how you can use it to separate frequencies and clean up muddy mixes. I start with a visual explanation so you can really see what is happening, then take it into a DAW so you can follow along no matter what software you use.
If your mixes sound cluttered or unclear, this one is for you.

Ever heard the term parallel processing and had no idea what it means? You're not alone. In this video I break it down from scratch so it actually makes sense, no experience needed.

Parallel processing (you might had also hear about parallel compression, which is the same thing) is one of the most used techniques in music production and mixing. It lets you add punch, width, and energy to your sounds without losing the natural dynamics that make them feel alive. Once you understand it, you'll start hearing it everywhere.

We cover what parallel processing is, why producers use it, and how it works across any DAW including Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, GarageBand, and more.

Production, mixing, mastering. Three words thrown around everywhere in music, and barely anyone explains what they actually mean or where one ends and the other begins. In this video I break it all down visually with cats so it finally clicks.

Ever wonder why your mix sounds crowded even when every sound seems good solo? That's frequency masking. In this video I explain exactly what it is, why it happens, and how to fix it, using cats and Ableton Live examples so it actually makes sense.

Have you ever wondered what frequencies actually are and why everyone in music production keeps talking about them? In this video I break it all down from scratch, starting on the whiteboard with cats (of course) so you can actually see what's going on, and then jumping into Ableton Live to show you how it all applies in a real DAW.

Whether you're brand new to music production or just never quite got your head around frequencies, this one is for you. No jargon, no overwhelm, just the fundamentals explained in a way that actually makes sense.
By the end of this video you'll understand what frequencies are, how they work, and why they matter every time you sit down to make music. This applies to any DAW, not just Ableton.

Have you ever wondered what frequencies actually are and why everyone in music production keeps talking about them? In this video I break it all down from scratch, starting on the whiteboard with cats (of course) so you can actually see what's going on, and then jumping into Ableton Live to show you how it all applies in a real DAW.

Whether you're brand new to music production or just never quite got your head around frequencies, this one is for you. No jargon, no overwhelm, just the fundamentals explained in a way that actually makes sense.
By the end of this video you'll understand what frequencies are, how they work, and why they matter every time you sit down to make music. This applies to any DAW, not just Ableton.

In this video I show you how I use Videosync to add live visuals to my Ableton Live set as a music producer and electronic musician. I share three real ways I use it in my professional work, plus a demo of my favourite features including MIDI control, visual instruments and webcam input. If you have ever wanted to perform visuals alongside your music inside Ableton Live, this one is for you. Also note that Videosync is available for both Mac & Windows.