Hi Ableton-minded friends!
I'm an Ableton Certified Trainer from Finland, and I also do beta and alpha testing for Ableton.

My Ableton Live Basics video course (three parts) is finally FREE and available to ya'll on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_-l5KMC0V2s?si=hVpKT1KlcOniKjCJ

This not an ad, and there's no catch, at all.

Someone once said, you should give something back to your community when you're doing well, and I agree. I think the time has come to release these to the general public.

This program, originally only available from my shop, has taught hundreds of people around the world how to enjoy Ableton Live.

The Basics course has three videos and is 4.5 hours in total, so there's a lot to watch and learn!
Video uses Ableton Live 10, but the same principles apply to all versions of Ableton Live.
Find relevant timecodes in all video descriptions.
I know my teaching style isn't that fast-paced hyper-edited one, but I guarantee you will learn.

I'd absolutely LOVE it if you could share this video on your socials or with your friends who'd like to learn Ableton Live...it's literally all free, no catch, and i want nothing for this!
(well, if you want more stuff, my Patreon has a lot of it from the past 4 years: music production, mixing, DAW stuff etc)

ADVANCED video (two parts) will be coming soon...will post here once they're done, too. Just gotta hone the timecodes (it's waiting to get published on YT).

❓ PS: Someone already asked on another forum why the heck am I giving it out for free. Fair question in today's market.

I guess to some it's "dated" as I haven't updated it with Live 11+12 features (main functionality is largely the same, and what you can learn is still very useful), and with many products when you are a small operator, you need to keep posting about it so people will buy it.
But I have so many other things to post about all the time (mainly my regular Patreon updates and my own music releases).
Been thinking of updating that video with 11+12 features, but TBH I always have so much other work on my desk, can never be arsed to even start. So heck it!
Sales for that video now nearly having come to a halt, I thought I'll give something back to the community....the goodwill always comes back, I've found.

Also, every now and then I get asked to do tuition but get offered fairly low rates and can't always accept those offers. So I thought, heck, maybe everyone I have turned down can now learn what I would've taught them.
I make an ok living with my main daily business: I mix and master music professionally and work with some pretty dope artists such as John Summit (I've been his engineer for 7+ years), so I quite legitimately feel good about putting some good karma and good vibes out there and don't consider this a loss at all.
(btw I do a little bit of tuition every now and then when rates are OK, so not trying to say I never do it)

Music has given me so much and continues to do so (I started making music in 1992) and just want to let people learn and hope they'll get to experience joy similar to mine with music!