Sep 4
2010
Written by Electronic Creatives | posted in Ableton, Ableton Los Angeles, Uncategorized, Video | 0 Comments
EC’s Director Laura Escudé just completed a video series about how she produced her album Pororoca. Laura worked with Dubspot, where she is an online instructor to make the videos. Check them out!
n these five part video series, composer, sound designer, music technologist, Ableton Certified Trainer, and Dubspot Instructor Laura Escudé gives us a behind the scenes look at the process and workflow during the making her first album Pororoca, which is out right now. All the tracks on Pororoca were started in her small but effect home studio studio set-up, which includes a bunch of MIDI controllers (Novation Launchpad, Native Instruments Maschine controller, AKAI APC40, M-Audio Keystation Pro 88, etc.,) a collection of violins (include a 100 year old German-made violin, which she uses for recording, newer 5-string, electro-acoustic violin she uses for live performance, and a solid electric violin,) two MacBook Pro she uses as mobile-studio. She shows us an assortment of instruments including a collection of flutes, frog percussion, a bliptronic instruments, and a batch of controllers – and all of that is just in Part 1! Check the rest of the videos in which she covers composition and production in Ableton Live, plugins, and offers invaluable production tips.