One Knob Delay. Sometimes you just need to quickly spice up a sound.

This rack emulates the classic “tilt EQ” effect (hint: automate it) Drummers will all play slightly differently, and have favoured heights for each part of the drum set.

Tilt EQ. Shape your entire mix with one knob. With drum kit setup, each drummer will like to have his or her drums set up slightly differently, so this is a guide to how to set up a 5 piece drum set that most drummers will be familiar with.

Mid Side Compressor. Compress mid and side bands differently.

This rack users Live’s Grain Delay to add harmonies on top of the input audio. Want those funky deep house vocal sounds? Using this rack, you can get there in just a few clicks.

The Stereo Imaging Rack. Create width in your tracks by mixing 4 different types of stereo imaging (Channel Delay, Stereo Detuning, Multiband Channel Delay, and Classic Chorus/Reverb).

We’ve put together a free package containing 5 creative mixing racks for Live users. There are also dedicated drum pads like the Roland Octapad and the. Drum controllers or pad controllers can be built into a drum machine and are typically played with fingers. If the keyboard is the most popular type of MIDI controller, drum pads are a close second. They save you hours of time, help you be more creative, and they’re just fun to use. With a drum pad, you can also play repeated loops and patterns, like drum rolls.

It’s not that you’re able to perform live with it either. We’re jealous of FL Studio and Logic users)…

It’s not the user interface (everyone hates it, let’s be honest.

How to make a drum pad