You may want to start with the introduction post covering the overview of the workflow and the first topic on creating A/V samples. This is part two of a series with guest instructor Jonny Wilson of the Eclectic Method. Now that the we've got a sense of the overall workflow involved with making the EM remix, next we'll see in detail how Jonny prepares his prepares his audio visual samples before importing into VDMX in part one. Learn more about using the Movie Recorder plugin. Learn more in part three - working with Ableton Live. ADD MIDI OUTPUT TRACKS TO YOUR LIVE PROJECT. Learn more about this in part two - jamming.

Use a MIDI drum pad, DJ mixer style controller, or other instrument to switch between your samples and adjust visual FX settings. Learn more about this in part one - creating loops. Tip: Choose something fun, like ponies or robots. To get things started, here's an overview of the workflow we'll be looking at over the next few tutorials: 1. PICK A THEME AND CREATE LOOPS. This guest technique post is brought to you by Jonny from the Eclectic Method who was nice enough to share these videos about his process for making A/V remixes in this three part series.

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