Product Description

Ableton Live Trance Templates by ReOrder

Learn trance legend ReOrder’s best production secrets in Ableton Live ! Trance Stems Volume 2 is a set of 5 buildup Trance Templates for you to learn from. This is 100% exclusive content from ReOrder that you have never heard before.

These 5 Templates cover various styles of trance, from melodic uplifting to darker energetic trance, and even Trance 2.0 with a clean mixing, clean layout and inspiring sounds. This is a great opportunity to get you started in Ableton Live, and to study how to make all your channels sound great together.

This package is available for Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro, FL Studio.

The 5 Ableton Live Trance Templates come loaded up with the arrangement (as heard in the audio demo), mixing, FX chains, MIDI data and automation. It all comes loaded with all the samples and synth presets (from Sylenth1) so you will get what you hear in the demo. It is 100% royalty free and can be used as a base for your upcoming tracks or as an educational and inspirational tool. All sections (basslines, Pads, FX, drums, synths, plucks) are color-coded and named correctly so you know exactly what you are looking at.

What do I get ?

• The 5 project files in Ableton Live (compatible with version 8 and 9)
• All MIDI and Audio channels with FX chains and mixing included
• All the MIDI files included
• All the Audio files included
• All the Synthesizer presets included

What do I need to open this template ?

In order take full advantage of this project, you will need :

• Ableton Live v8 or higher
• LennarDigital Sylenth1 v2.21 or higher
• TAL Dub Delay (FREE) : http://kunz.corrupt.ch/products/tal-dub
• TAL Reverb 2 (FREE) : http://kunz.corrupt.ch/products/tal-reverb

More details :

• Type : 5 Buildup Trance Templates (.ALS)
• Support : Download
• BPM (Beats Per Minute) : 128 / 138

Video Teaser :

Disclaimer :

Due to the differences in the audio engines / summing algorithms and mixing techniques used (side-chaining …) in the different sequencers, the projects will sound slightly different in each sequencer. That being said, a lot of hard work has been done to make sure the project sounds as good as possible in every piece of software used (and as close as possible to the demo, which was made in Ableton Live).