Getting started
Understand the interface, audio and MIDI tracks, clips, scenes, tempo, and the difference between Session View and Arrangement View.
Learn to prepare and run worship backing tracks with a small team — using stems, song sections and reliable live control.
Prepare stems and backing tracks, organise worship songs into flexible sections, and run them confidently during a live church service.
This course focuses on practical live worship operation, not music production or recording.
One-to-one studio lessonsOn-site church trainingFees: Contact for a Quote
A practical course for churches with limited musicians or technical volunteers. Learn how to split and organise stems, prepare each worship song by section, and control backing tracks smoothly during a live service.
Understand the interface, audio and MIDI tracks, clips, scenes, tempo, and the difference between Session View and Arrangement View.
Import separated stems such as drums, bass, keys and guitars; label verse, chorus and bridge sections; prepare click and cue tracks; and build a clear worship set.
Use Session View to launch and repeat song sections, move between verses and choruses, and control the set with MIDI foot controllers when your hands are busy playing.
Explore sending click and spoken cues to musicians only, routing stems to separate outputs, and optional MIDI links with church projection software.
Church worship leaders, musicians and sound operators — especially teams with limited live instruments or volunteers. Introductory sessions do not require previous Ableton Live experience.
Fees: Contact for a Quote. Quotes depend on the format, location, group size and travel requirements.
Sessions can be tailored to individuals or teams, from beginner essentials to a complete worship backing-track workflow. Course length, format and fees are confirmed according to your training needs.
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