r/ableton • u/AutoModerator • Jun 01 '26

Weekly No Stupid Questions/Hardware Questions Thread

You got them, so ask them.

Remember to [read the manual](https://www.ableton.com/en/manual/welcome-to-live/), [check the Ableton's help pages](https://www.ableton.com/en/help/) and read the sidebar for [resource thread](https://redd.it/zkhqhe). while you await an answer.

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u/SomeP Jul 03 '26

Is there a widely recommended Ableton tutorial playlist like there is for FL Studio with In the Mix?

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u/ReptilianBoy Sep 11 '26

If you go to the top of program and to the help drop down, it'll open up and hit "learn view", it'll open up a side bar with tutorials from the Ableton website.

You can also just access it through Ableton's website on your browser.

On the same dropdown menu, there's also the "load demo set" button. You can use that for reference.

Suite comes with Max for Live tutorials and demos with lessons and shit too. I just went through it today just cause I was curious and Max is something I'd like to learn more of. I didn't have time to sit and do the full lessons, mostly just skimmed to see what the content looked like.

As always, check out the live manual. I know it sounds boring and redundant, but I've been reading up on it and it helps a lot explain more technical stuff.