Ableton Live 7 - Power! - Reviews

Whether you have just purchased Live or consider yourself a power user, this book could be your perfect studio companion.

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Ableton Live 7 - Power! - The Comprehensive Guide by Jon Margulies

Abelton Live 7 Power1 book cover There are undoubtedly ever growing numbers of producers and performers turning to Ableton Live as their main tool for music creation. If you are one of these users – amateur or professional – it is likely you will rbe seeking in-depth knowledge on the subject that stretches beyond the boundaries of the Live’s user manual.

If you fit this bill and need to go beyond convention and explore more Live’s features in a music-minded way, then Jon Margulies’ Ableton Live 7 Power, The Comprehensive Guide could be just the publication you are looking for.

Offering a thorough approac h to every aspect of Live and its built-in applications, there is no stone left unturned. The book even kicks off with suggestions for hardware that can be coupled with Live and ways in which your studio can be routed.

Although the book takes a step-by-step approach to installing and running the software that will have seasoned users rapidlylicking pages, it goes into great detail on subjects such as writing and arrangement, editing, recording, Live’s instruments, performance and even the backgrounds of professionals using the product.

An entertaining and enjoyable read that’s highly recommended for both newbies and professionals alike.

Whether you have just purchased Live or consider yourself a power user, this book could be your perfect studio companion. Packed with illustrations and clear explanations, it’s not only a good read, but also perfect for reference.

10/10 Verdict: Whether you have just purchased Live or consider yourself a power user, this book could be your perfect studio companion. Packed with illustrations and clear explanations, it’s not only a good read, but also perfect for reference.

Score: 10/10

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 63
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