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Udemy How To Perform Your First Live Set In Ableton Live [TUTORiAL]
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Udemy How To Perform Your First Live Set In Ableton Live [TUTORiAL]

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Learn How To Perform Your First Live Set In Ableton Live Using Automations, Chopping Breaks, Audio Effects & More. Omar Meho is an artist from the United Kingdom. He is a Label Owner, Music Production/ DJ Teacher, Mastering Engineer and International Resident in Ibiza, France, U.K & Dubai. He has played in some of the biggest clubs in the U.K Including Egg LDN, Fabric, The Arch, The Cause & Much more. He has played festivals in front of 12,500 people and has support on his tracks from some of the biggest DJ's in the world including Marco Carola, East End Dubs, Chris Stussy, Jamie Jones, Adam Beyer And More. What you'll learn Learn how to DJ with Ableton Live Learn about Ableton Live Become a music producer

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