Ali Lexa

Ali Lexa has been producing music and soundtracks for over a decade, including work with such artists as Fat Boy Slim, Dave Wakeling, Trans-X, 2Unlimited and many others.
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After spending years at the cutting edge of music production and software development, Lexa joined the staff of UCLA,s Music Technology Department.

Housed in a brand-new multimedia complex in the heart of Westwood, the classrooms are fully equipped with brand new Mac G4 single and dual processors running Ableton Live, Propellerhead Reason, and Cubase VST. Lexa has also chosen to outfit his classroom with M-Audio,s BX5 studio reference monitors, Studiophile SBX subwoofer, and Oxygen8 keyboard controllers.

Though he has been using M-Audio hardware for many years, a student recently turned him on to Ableton,s Live.Immediately impressed by the program,s sound quality, Lexa began integrating it into his Advanced Music Sequencing class. ,Loop-based sequencing has gotten to the level where it can be used in the most demanding professional situations and every music producer should be familiar with this form of music creation,, explains Lexa. ,Live was my program of choice because of its seamless cross-platform operation and its VST-plug-in and ReWire support.

Ali Lexa has been producing music and soundtracks for over a decade, including work with such artists as Fat Boy Slim, Dave Wakeling, Trans-X, 2Unlimited and many others.
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After spending years at the cutting edge of music production and software development, Lexa joined the staff of UCLA's Music Technology Department.

Ali Lexa has been producing music and soundtracks for over a decade, including work with such artists as Fat Boy Slim, Dave Wakeling, Trans-X, 2Unlimited and many others.
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After spending years at the cutting edge of music production and software development, Lexa joined the staff of UCLA,s Music Technology Department.

Ali Lexa has been producing music and soundtracks for over a decade, including work with such artists as Fat Boy Slim, Dave Wakeling, Trans-X, 2Unlimited and many others.
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After spending years at the cutting edge of music production and software development, Lexa joined the staff of UCLA's Music Technology Department.

Housed in a brand-new multimedia complex in the heart of Westwood, the classrooms are fully equipped with brand new Mac G4 single and dual processors running Ableton Live, Propellerhead Reason, and Cubase VST. Lexa has also chosen to outfit his classroom with M-Audio's BX5 studio reference monitors, Studiophile SBX subwoofer, and Oxygen8 keyboard controllers.

Though he has been using M-Audio hardware for many years, a student recently turned him on to Ableton's Live. Immediately impressed by the program's sound quality, Lexa began integrating it into his Advanced Music Sequencing class. "Loop-based sequencing has gotten to the level where it can be used in the most demanding professional situations and every music producer should be familiar with this form of music creation," explains Lexa.

After spending years on the cutting edge of music production and software development, producer/instructor Ali Lexa joins the staff of UCLA's Music Technology Department and incorporates Ableton Live into his Advanced Music Sequencing Class.

Ali Lexa has been producing music and soundtracks for over a decade, including work with such artists as Fat Boy Slim, Dave Wakeling, Trans-X, 2Unlimited and many others.
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After spending years at the cutting edge of music production and software development, Lexa joined the staff of UCLA's Music Technology Department.

Housed in a brand-new multimedia complex in the heart of Westwood, the classrooms are fully equipped with brand new Mac G4 single and dual processors running Ableton Live, Propellerhead Reason, and Cubase VST. Lexa has also chosen to outfit his classroom with M-Audio's BX5 studio reference monitors, Studiophile SP-8S subwoofer, and Oxygen8 keyboard controllers.

Though he has been using M-Audio hardware for many years, a student recently turned him on to Ableton's Live. Immediately impressed by the program's sound quality, Lexa began integrating it into his Advanced Music Sequencing class. "Loop-based sequencing has gotten to the level where it can be used in the most demanding professional situations and every music producer should be familiar with this form of music creation," explains Lexa.