Addison Rae - Headphones On Ableton Remake (Pop)
$30.90
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What this template teaches
This Pop template teaches arrangement flow, sound selection, and mix balance inside Ableton Live 10.1. Study how the intro, build, drop, break, and transitions are organized, then compare the drum, bass, synth, and effect groups against the audio preview. The project shows practical mix decisions such as gain staging, sidechain space, automation movement, and the listed stock or third-party plugin choices. The download includes the 19.3 MB project download, MIDI or audio arrangement context where supplied, and product notes for required plugins. Use it under an educational reference use license: learn the techniques, rebuild ideas in your own session, and do not redistribute the original template files.
What you can study
- How a finished pop arrangement is structured from intro to final section
- How the core drums, bass, harmony, and automation support the mix
- How to study Addison Rae-style production decisions without starting from a blank project
💻This version of "Headphones on" by Addison Raewas created in Ableton Live. You can see how to work with instruments and samples and learn how to set up settings, parameters, automatizations, plugins, audio signal routing, and more. Allmixed and mastered, ready for use.
- DAW Version
- Ableton Live 10.1
- File Size
- 19.3 MB
- Genre
- Pop
Template specification
A finished pop reference session. Open the project, study each section, and apply the production decisions to your own work.
Project contents
- Complete arrangement and session structure
- MIDI, audio, and automation
- Mix buses and processing chains
Delivery
- Digital delivery immediately after payment
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License
- Educational reference use
- Original work required for release per product terms
Study method
Follow arrangement markers first. Mute groups one at a time to isolate drums, bass, harmony, and mix processing before rebuilding each layer.
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