How Ian Chang Uses Sidechained Noise Gates in His Track “Audacious” (Video)
Son Lux’s Ian Chang walks through his Sensory Percussion and Ableton Live setup and how his “Audacious” came together through their marriage.
Son Lux’s Ian Chang walks through his Sensory Percussion and Ableton Live setup and how his “Audacious” came together through their marriage.
In this new video from Warped Rhythms & Abstract Beats, drummer Ian Chang walks us through his setup with Sensory Percussion and how it works.
Let’s get to know Soundfly’s newest course instructor, Son Lux’s Ian Chang, drummer, electronic producer, composer and musical journeyman.
Drumming and loud sound are such large parts of Puerto Rican culture, it only makes sense they’d be the focal point of this week’s protests. Take a listen!
Whether you’re sitting down to a jazz concert, flipping out at a death metal concert, or standing around to watch a group of indie darlings, towards the back of the stage you’re almost always guaranteed to see a drum kit. Rhythm is one of the great unifiers in music and there’s nothing quite like watching…
By Emanuel Harrold As I go out and listen to new music on a daily basis, I can’t help but hear the nuances of jazz music in everyday moments. Sometimes, it’s the syncopation and spacing of sounds, other times, it’s the rhythms. And, sure, I’m a jazz drummer, so I’m biased, but it’s true that…
In most production and ensemble settings these days, auxiliary percussion is used primarily to add extra sparkle and syncopated spice to a track. Yet, adding this flare effectively is more difficult than it sounds. If mismanaged, percussion additions can easily cause problems with the flow of your track. Let’s break down some of the ways you can…
One of the best ways to explore complete drumming versatility when using a percussion pad is to combine it with your Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), such as Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, or Reason. In this article, I’m going to break down the steps to connect your percussion pad to Ableton Live. One thing to note:…