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- KVR Audio Forum - Ableton Live 10 Themes ( 41 Skins ) - Hosts & Applications (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.) Forum.
- Find the Ableton 10 application in your Applications folder, right click on it and select Show Package Contents. Then inside the app, head into Content App Resources Themes and drop the theme in there.
The Ableton Dark Vital skin was inspired by Ableton 10 dark mode and the synth Wavetable. The entire synth is skinned. Every knob, slider, and button is customized to fit the theme! As far as I know, all live 10 skins work on live 11.
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Yes it’s time to upgrade from the standard grey! We run down some free Ableton themes here, plus how to make your own…
Ableton Skins
Ableton Skins / Themes
Sometimes you hear them referred to as skins – this is what they were called in Ableton Live 9 and earlier. Themes is just the new word since Live 10. If you have an older version of Live, just substitute the word skins! The format has changed slightly.
Where To Put Ableton Skins (Ableton Themes Folder)
To install a theme… first, if the skin file is zipped you should unzip it to reveal the .ask file.
On a Mac… you need to locate the Ableton application (in the Applications folder) ctrl-click on it and click ‘Show Package Contents’. Navigate to Content, then App Resources, then Themes and add the theme here.
On a PC… Add the theme into the Program Data folder for Ableton, some thing like C:ProgramDataAbletonLive 10 SuiteResourcesThemes (in older versions of live, the folder could be called ‘Skins’)
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Then load up Ableton and then Preferences (ctrl + comma) and select the theme under the ‘Look Feel’ tab.
Best Ableton Skins
Here are our top 5 free themes…..
- OSX Dark Mode 2020
- Flat Clean Neonwave / Cyberpunk
- Pastel 0.2
- Light Cloud
- Spotify UI
More info on these Ableton Themes….
OSX DARK MODE 2020 – great for late night studio sessions – dark mode with nothing too bright on the eyes…
Flat clean Neonwave / Cyberpunk – a cool synthwave-styled dark theme.
Pastel 0.2 – really plain pastel coloured theme that is easy on the eyes. Similar to the default theme but paler/prettier.
Light cloud – I love this theme, it looks great. Different to the studio-all-nighter dark themes that we’ve mentioned so far – if you like light themes this is the one.
Spotify UI – one of the most popular themes around – modelled after the music platform’s UI – a dark mode beast with green highlights.
Free Ableton 10 Theme….
Here’s our Studio Brootle Red Light Free Theme we made! Download it here…
How to make your own Ableton Live Skins
The most basic way to make your own templates is to go to your themes folder, and then open the theme’s .ask in a text editor and manually edit it by hand (a basic understanding of coding would help but it is fairly straight forward). You have to make the changes, save it and then open it in Ableton to see the changes.
OR:
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You can get an editor…
Here’s a an editor for PC called Fuzz, and one for Mac called Pelt. They are both very similar – you can use a colour picker to edit the themes. These are a great way to be able to see changes as you make them.
OR, option 3, you can use the online editor at abletonthemes.com which is a website where they have a lot of themes. You can choose any of them and then edit them yourself and down them using their editor (you have to register first).
You can also choose from any of their other themes and then edit and make changes to them into something you like more. The five themes we reviewed above are from this site, you can re-edit them all on the site too.
Summary
Hope you found this helpful, it’s time to ditch the grey! Change up your theme for a dramatic change to your studio time…
See our other Ableton Tutorials here.
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