Special introductory pricing! Save $50

Discount will be automatically applied at checkout. Offer ends July 25th.

LEARN THE 15 EDITS EVERY PRO PLAYBACK ENGINEER HAS MASTERED

Join me for a 2+ hour course where you'll learn the 15 most common edits professional playback engineers know so they can work quickly, accurately, and confidently during rehearsals, shows, or services.


  • How to make fast, clean edits during rehearsals

  • Ways to avoid mistakes that make you look like a beginner

  • How to build confidence editing under pressure

  • Essential shortcuts and key commands the pros rely on

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN


WHAT YOU’LL GET

  • Lifetime access to the course

  • Quick Reference Guide of all 15 edits

  • Free PDF of 50+ essential key commands in Ableton

Meet your instructor

I’m Nick & I’ll show you how to edit ableton like a pro.

I’m a professionally touring playback engineer who’s built and operated playback sessions for artists such as Andy Grammer, Pierce the Veil, GAYLE, and more. Now I’m excited to share my knowledge and experience to help you use Ableton to build a better live show. Because playback shouldn’t be gatekept.

Artists I’ve Worked With

  • Andy Grammer

  • GAYLE

  • Pierce the Veil

  • Hunter Hayes

  • JVKE

  • Marc Scibilia

  • Brian Kelley

  • Chase Rice

  • Clay Walker

  • Eli Young Band

  • The Band Perry

  • Scotty McCreery

  • Priscilla Block

  • Callista Clark

  • Citipointe Church

Course FAQ

  • Nope! In a world where “spacebar-only” playback engineer are (unfortunately) so common, it can seem like editing Ableton sessions is an advanced skill.

    But it’s not advanced… it’s the bare minimum if you want to call yourself a playback engineer!

    Once you know the most common edits and the right key commands in Ableton, you’ll be able to edit like a pro in no time.

  • Yes. Editing your Ableton sessions isn’t just for major artists making changes to their show in the green room. It’s for anyone and everyone using playback to make their show better sounding and less stressful.

    So whether you use Ableton at church, for your cover band, or even if you want to run playback on tour— this class will get you closer to using Ableton to build a better live show.

  • You can try… but it’ll take you hours of digging, and then years of trial and error to figure out what's really important. I want to skip the fluff and teach you exactly what professional playback engineers do on the job.

  • Absolutely! A lot of people call themselves playback engineers, but not all of them know how to edit Ableton like a pro.

    By knowing the 15 edits from this course, you’ll be able to separate yourself from the pack, impress your band, and get hired again.