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CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:31 Project Setup
02:15 MIDI Channels
04:02 Build Drums
07:05 Sub Bass
08:08 Intro Elements
10:07 Reference Tracks
11:09 Sidechain Routing
13:25 Conclusion

Learn to create your own Ableton Live 10 template for faster music production! Chuck's tips make setup easy and effective. Comment below with questions and share your success!

Today I will walk you through the process of creating you own template in Ableton Live 10.
The principles of this can be recreated in any other DAW.

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Discover how to create an efficient Ableton Live 10 template for streamlined music production with expert tips from Chuck. Perfect for producers looking to optimize their workflow.

SUMMARY
Introduction to Template Creation in Ableton Live 10
Workflow Benefits: Chuck emphasizes the value of creating a custom template to streamline the music production process. By organizing elements upfront, creators can focus on creativity without constant reorganization.
Personalization: The approach to template creation is highly individual, with no right or wrong way. The key is to develop a system that suits the producer's workflow.

Initial Project Setup
Grouping Elements: Starting with a blank project, Chuck recommends grouping elements such as drums, drop elements, and intro elements. He shows how to create nested groups within groups for better organization.
Naming and Adding Channels: Channels are created and named (e.g., kick, snare, hi-hats), and practical tips are given, like using hashtags for better track orientation.

Drum Elements Configuration
Creating Drum Channels: Chuck details the process of creating and organizing various drum channels, including main drums, top drums (hi-hats, crash, ride), build-up drums, and percussions.
Practical Recommendations: He advises starting with essential elements and expanding as necessary after some experience with the template.

Drop and Sub Bass Elements
Setting Up Drop Channels: Chuck describes setting up the drop group with placeholders for commonly used synths and bass channels. He includes tips on color-coding for visual organization.
Sub Bass Configuration: The sub bass group is configured either using Serum or Ableton’s operator presets. Chuck highlights the importance of EQing the drop to remove low frequencies, allowing room for a separate sub bass.

Intro Elements and Referencing
Creating Intro Channels: Intro elements like effects and a placeholder piano are added to facilitate quick creation of intros and builds.
Reference Channels: Chuck emphasizes the importance of reference tracks for mixing and inspiration. He details how to keymap the solo buttons for quick access.

Sidechain and Pre-master Configuration
Sidechaining Technique: Chuck sets up a sidechain group to duck audio when the kick and snare hit, explaining the in-depth routing process.
Pre-master Channel: He elaborates on routing all audio through a pre-master channel to separate it from reference tracks, ensuring they remain unaffected by master processing.

Saving and Adjusting the Template
Saving the Template: Chuck walks through saving the configured project as a default template in Ableton, ensuring it loads automatically for new projects.
Iterative Improvement: He encourages viewers to continuously refine their template based on their evolving workflow and musical needs.

Conclusion
Encouragement and Questions: Chuck closes by encouraging viewers to find their own ideal template over time and invites them to ask questions in the comments for further clarification.