Max Styler, Vintage Culture, Ali Love – Freaky 1 (Ableton Remake)

Blending tech house with underground groove, this remake inspired by Max Styler, Vintage Culture, and Ali Love features deep basslines, atmospheric synths, and expressive vocals, delivering a modern dancefloor-ready sound.

Project Details:

File size: 50.9 MB

DAW: Ableton Live 11.1.6 Suite, or higher 

VST Plugins: xfer's Serum v2.0.16, Kickstart 2

Song Key: D Maj

Time Length: 4:58

Genre: Tech House

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Inside The Project Max Styler, Vintage Culture, Ali Love – Freaky 1  Ableton Remake

1) Bass

Built by our production team from the ground up, this layered bass showcases how a solid low end and a defined mid layer work together to create a clean, driving groove. Explore the MIDI and sound design behind each layer, then adapt the same workflow to speed up your own productions.

2) Leads

This lead stack was recreated by our production team with the focus on strong Serum sound design instead of relying on heavy channel processing. Analyze how well-crafted presets and layering create a rich, full sound that you can easily adapt to your own productions.

3) Drums

This drum section captures the groove and timing of the original production. Swap in your favorite samples, keep the MIDI intact and instantly build a professional drum foundation without recreating the pattern from scratch.

4) Stab

This stab showcases our producers’ approach to efficient sound design. The final sound is achieved primarily inside Serum, allowing you to reuse the preset exactly as it appears in the remake and immediately integrate it into your own tracks, saving valuable production time.

Production Audio Examples

Explore parts of the remake through curated audio examples. From individual elements to layered combinations, these renders help you hear how the production comes together and provide ideas you can immediately apply in your own tracks.

5) Arrangement / Full Project View

All TMA projects are built with a clean and consistent structure, allowing you to quickly understand the arrangement, find every production element and borrow ideas for your own music without wasting valuable time.