Learn how to authorize the purchased or trial version of Live 9 on your computer. It's necessary for saving and exporting so you can start making music.

Learn the difference between Live Sets and Live Projects, how to create, save, and open them, as well as which files are created and where in the process.

Want to make beats inspired by your favorite electronic music artist? Learn how to convert any drum loop into a MIDI clip with Ableton Live 9.

Inspired by a particular chord progression of another artist? You can use Ableton Live 9's Harmony to MIDI function to turn any polyphonic sample into MIDI.

Don’t have a bass guitar or synth to record into your DAW? Use your voice as a MIDI bass with the Ableton Live 9 Melody to MIDI function.

Sometimes the most interesting results come from abusing your audio gear. Use the Ableton Live 9 Audio to MIDI functions purposefully in the wrong way.

Learn about the necessary audio settings on Windows and Mac OS X so you can use an audio interface or the sound card of your computer with Live.

Get an introduction to the graphical user interface of Live 9 and its individual elements. Learn about the main window with Session, Arrangement View, and more.

Discover the two views in Ableton Live: the Session and the Arrangement View. Learn their differences and uses and how they interact with each other.

Get to know Live 9’s browser and its individual elements. Learn how to search it as well as how you can add files and presets to the Live Set from the browser.