Ableton Live

This article focuses on the wonderful program that came with Mustang amplifier.Ableton live at first glance looks like a conventional sequencer (in general,it is), but it has several advantages compared to its main one competitors.The main distinction -there are two workspaces: Session view and Arrangement view.Here is looks like an open window of  Session view:

 

This type of workspace is mainly designed for DJ-s, though I am writing another new song often resort to this mode.Mostly I use the Session view for editing tracks with drums and other Midi instruments, as well as working with channels of audio when mastering.The main job is pass in the arrangement mode.Arrangement view looks like this:

 

The first step when working in a program in conjunction Ableton with Mustang, you need to configure your audio device (select driver Asio, to include in the Mustang and put it on channel audio input and output). Way to drive a Mustang is a universal driver from Asio Fender.If you set all right, select the audio track.Then you must to choose an incoming channel of your amp and click on Arm.If you did everything correctly,out of the speakers of your computer will come the sound of your guitar.Next by clicking on the Global entries in the top window of program, you can in real time to record everything that you can squeeze out of your guitar.Then, writing guitar rhythm play, you can add one audio track, and perform, accompanying yourself playing the lead part.Trust me, it gives a lot of fun!