Free and full-length tutorials are available to demonstrate how to make, process, and mix Trance, Techno, and EDM music using Ableton Live, Spire synth, and other VST plugins.
Additionally, you will learn how to make melodies for trance, techno, and EDM genres, manipulate elements like bass, leads, acids, pads, arps, percussion, snares, and more.

Big Bold Bass for Melodic Techno Tutorial in Ableton Live (Chris Avantgarde, Anyma, Afterlife Style)

How to make, process and mix massive melodic techno/progressive bass and sub bass with Ableton Live, Spire and Waves RBass. 2 bass layers. You’ll also learn how to use this bass in the drop and build-up, how to use parallel compression, classic compression, EQing, delay, etc.

Trance Breakbeat Tutorial in Ableton Live

How to make, process and mix trance breakbeat drums in the breakdown and intro part of trance track with Ableton Live and Waves RBass. I’ll show you 2 different methods. You’ll also learn how to use parallel compression, classic compression, EQing, return tracks, etc.

Banging Techno – Trance Bass Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire

How to make, process and mix techno-trance bass and sub bass with Ableton Live, Spire and Waves RBass. 3 bass layers.

Techno-Trance Lead Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire.

How to make, process and mix techno-trance lead and melody with oldschool 90s feelings in Ableton Live and Spire.

Trance Lead Synth and Melody Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire (FSOE, A State of Trance Style)

How to make, process and mix trance lead and melody in Ableton Live and Spire.

Trance Wide Percussion Tutorial in Ableton Live (Tech Trance Style)

How to make trance wide percussion, mix and process it in Ableton Live and Spire.

Stretching Trance Lead Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire (Anjunabeats – Prog Trance Style)

How to make Stretching Trance Lead, mix and process in Ableton Live and Spire.

Tech Trance Bass and Sub Bass Tutorial in Ableton Live, Spire, Massive and Waves Rbass

How to make tech trance bass and sub bass, mix and process these layers in Ableton Live with Spire, NI Massive and Waves Rbass.

Trance Euphoric Pad-Lead Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire | 4K (FSOE, A State of Trance Style)

How to make the synth presets, melody and mix trance euphoric pad-lead in Ableton Live and Spire VST.

Trance Acids Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire | 4K (FSOE, A State of Trance Style)

How to make and mix 3 different types of trance acid sounds in Ableton Live and Spire VST.

Powerful Trance Lead Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire +Ducking Reverb (Husman, Andrew Rayel Style)

How to make and mix Hard Trance Lead with triplets and modern arp melody in Ableton Live and Spire VST. Also you will see my compression, multiband compression, EQ, saturation and ducking reverb techniques.

Trance Sub Bass Tutorial in Ableton Live, NI Massive and Waves Rbass (FSOE, A State of Trance Style)

How to make and mix deep sub bass for rolling trance psy bass in Ableton Live, NI Massive and Waves Rbass

Anjunabeats Big Snare Tutorial in Ableton Live (ilan Bluestone, Andrew Bayer, Synthwave Style)

How to make and mix Anjunabeats or Synthwave, Retrowave big snare in Ableton Live.

Trance Lead and Melody Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire (FSOE, A State of Trance Style)

How to make Uplifting Trance Lead and Melody from the scratch in Ableton Live and Spire synth.

Psy Trance Bass Tutorial in Ableton Live and Sylenth1 (Vini Vici, Armin Van Buuren Style)

How to make Psy Trance Bass from the scratch in Ableton Live and Sylenth1.

Anjunabeats Trance Pad Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire (ilan bluestone, Andrew Bayer style)

How to make Anjunabeats trance pad and chords from the scratch in Ableton Live and Spire.

Uplifting Trance Bass Tutorial in Ableton Live and Spire (FSOE, A State of Trance Style)

How to make Uplifting Trance Bass from the scratch in Ableton Live and Spire.

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