How do you quickly learn new software? Whether you're new to Ableton Live, or wanting to learn a new video editing software, the tips you'll learn in this week's episode will help you learn that new software as quick as possible.

Take your performance to the next level by using a click live. In this week's episode we talk about part 2 of the transition to using tracks-using a click. Why use a click, how to prepare your band, and what gear do you need to make this happen?

If you're planning on using tracks, live on stage, it's important you first use in-ears, and then click. In this week's episode, we tackle how to make the transition to in-ears. We chat about what's going to help make the transition easier, and what gear you're going to need.

I've noticed a trend in my friends that are successful in their music and production careers. They have mastered two skills. 

In this week's podcast I breakdown what those 2 skills are, and how to improve at them.

Looking to use tracks on stage? You're going to need 5 things to make that happen. In this episode, I break down those 5 things and offer some pointers for each.

Get a real job! Did you hear this growing up? Maybe you're hearing it now! Did you realize you can actually make money with Ableton Live? 

In this episode, I break down a few different ways you can make money using Ableton Live. If you enjoy using Live and making music, learn how you can make your living doing it!

Have you considered becoming an Ableton Live Certified Trainer?

Maybe you want to learn more about Ableton Live?

Maybe you want to teach?

In this episode, I'll explain what the goal of Certification is (and isn't) and if it's right for you. Plus, I'll share some tips and tricks that will help you through the certification process!

In this episode, I chat with keyboardist, sound designer, music director, composer Peter Dyer. We chat about his experiences, and why being a good hang is more important than your musical chops.

Struggling with your in-ear mix? Wish you could feel more comfortable on stage when using in-ears? In this episode, I share a few tips to help you improve your in-ear mix, no matter your setup.

Should I use session view or arrangement view? Yes! You should use both. I've heard people ask the question for years but I believe the answer to the question is that both views are great. In this week's podcast, I break down when to use each view, and why.