A solid approach is to use Ableton groups to group tracks by major frequency band (3 or 4 bands depending on your preference) and applying glue compressors to each group. Return tracks are nice for adding slight parallel compression.

Hey I posted up a tutorial for making dub tech stabs with massive here (search for my username) and also posted a link too a bank of patches for massive in dub techno style. Also just posted a handy reaktor efx that's great for dub techno - reverb, delay, flanged matrix. I've searched for your user...

Super cool. When will it be available and from where can I get it? Thanks.

The patches are great and easy to tweak. I really appreciate you sharing them. Thanks again.

If you purchase the track I will send on the patches via email ! Please give me 24hrs to send on as i’m not always at my computer :) (Paypal stores your email on purchase – I won’t use your address for any other purpose). I made the purchase! Looking forward to the release and patches. Thanks very ...

I've searched around for an answer to this but it's rather undetailed and sketchy.Is there a way to use Logics instruments or effects in Live? I know I can do the opposite, but i'm not too interested in that because I love live's workflow. I've heard somewhere I can use soundflower, but i'm not too...

Thanks! Are you going to post the actual Massive patches at some point or make them available? Hey, Yes the 10 patches i mentioned will be going up soon, i will bundle them with the track posted above. The nice people at bandcamp are going to include .ksd files as bonus items for a track. Very cool...

Thanks! Are you going to post the actual Massive patches at some point or make them available?