SOS Ableton Live Certified Tutor and musician Tristan Malloch demonstrates how he uses Scaler 2 in Ableton Live to develop a simple chord progression into a fully fledged track. Tristan starts with a chord progression and uses suggest mode with minimise voicing in the Scaler 2.6 update to expand on his chord progression and then add elements such as bass and melody using Scaler suggestions. Tristan also touches on many tips and tricks including recording chords on the iPad version and desktop version, clip envelopes and MIDI CC messages in Ableton Live, triggering hardware synths and adding drums and side-chain compression. More Scaler 2 workflow videos here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCy2m2n0N8QrslPwt7io36Rs2bU1-oBW- Scaler 2 Official Online Course available now: https://online.schoolofsynthesis.com/scaler-2-course-page https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/66-Music-Courses/78-Video-Courses/10445-Scaler-2-Official-Course Scaler 2 - Available exclusively from Plugin Boutique: https://www.pluginboutique.com/meta_product/3-Studio-Tools/93-Music-Theory-Tools/6414-Plugin-Boutique-Scaler-2 Scaler 2 iPad is available exclusively from the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/scaler-2/id1603180235 00:00 Introduction 00:37 The Initial Song Idea 02:04 Recording Chord Progression Into Scaler 03:06 Recording Chords on an iPad 04:08 Explanation of Chords Used 05:03 Chord Suggest Mode 07:20 Creating a Bass Part 08:38 Modifying Bass Performance Notes 09:43 Triggering Hardware Synths 10:42 Adding Drums and Side-Chain Compression 11:53 Adding a Piano Part Using Scaler’s Melody Performances 14:28 Switching Performances using Clip Envelopes and MIDI CC Messages 17:07 Summary