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Every Setback (Live with Akai APC40 mk2) [Funky Breakbeat]

My original track "Every Setback" played live with Ableton & APC40. [About the Akai APC40 MIDI controller] The Akai APC40 mk2 is a comprehensive control surface designed specifically for use with Ableton Live, a digital audio workstation (DAW). Channel Strips: The APC40 has eight channel strips, which are sets of a knob, pads, buttons and a fader that are aligned vertically. Pads: The RGB backlit pads are arranged in an 8x5 grid at the heart of the APC40. These are used for launching clips in Ableton Live, although I seldom use them for this purpose. Instead, they serve me as a monitor giving me visual feedback on the clip status, as well as the channel assignment. The green-lit pads are the ones currently playing, while the flashing ones are to be auto-launched next. They also let me know which musical part I can control in a given channel strip thanks to the color-coding of the pads. The ones in pink, for example, are usually the lead melodic instrument in my case. Faders and Knobs: Below this grid, there are eight channel faders and a master fader, each accompanied by a knob. These are used for precise control over the mix, allowing you to adjust volume, pan, and send levels. Each channel strip also includes a knob for device control, typically used for manipulating effects and instrument parameters. Device Control Section: The APC40 has a dedicated section for device control, with eight rotary faders that control the parameters of the selected device in Ableton Live. In this video, they're used for intuitive tweaking of effects such the vocoder and the hi-cut filter. Crossfader: The crossfader, at the bottom right, is assigned to Ableton Live’s A/B crossfade assignments. Typically, I use it to mute all the melodic/harmonic instruments, leaving only the drums and voice to be heard. Scene Launch Buttons and Clip Stop: On the right side of the matrix, there are buttons for launching entire scenes (rows of clips). In my case, they are used for resuming the music after I stop it temporarily at certain places like the end of a section. Below the matrix, there are clip stop buttons which can be used to stop individual clips. [Lyrics] [A1] Every setback is a chance To begin our new dance in a trance With every step to redefine The boundaries of the grand design The pulse of life changes the rhyme In a narrative, one word at a time Our tales are a catalyst for peace Serenity finds its release [B1] Every setback, every setback Is like a ripple, ripple, ripple Spreading your thoughts Returning you to the simple, simple [A2] Every setback needs a glance No time to grieve, so take a stance Empathy is hard to find Although it does make hearts align Paint your trials with resilience Embrace your worth, radiant brilliance Get your wings, to horizons we go Let fantasies flow, ambitions grow [B2] Every setback, every setback Is like a ripple, ripple, ripple Spreading your thoughts Returning you to the simple Simple, simple [C] Setback is a drag Setback is a drag Setback is a drag, man But triumph’s in the bag Triumph’s in the bag Triumph’s in the bag Yeah seriously [A3] Every setback is a breeze To nurture you as time unfreezes Your possibilities are open doors Allowing your destiny to soar Write your story like a healing balm Help folks in hardships find the calm Stars may flicker but they don't fade Illuminate the path where dreams are laid [B3] Every setback, every setback Is like a ripple, ripple, ripple Spreading your thoughts Returning you to the simple Simple, simple 0:00 Main take 4:50 Another take The "studio version" of this track will be part of my next album. Aside from YouTube Music, my music is also on these platforms: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7c28M...   / masaki-okamoto   https://tidal.com/browse/artist/10100222 https://www.deezer.com/us/artist/1537...