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Achieving stereo width is a pursuit that has many different fun approaches. In this video, I present 15 strategies you can use in Ableton Live to make width at the track level. From basic chorusing all the way through grainular synthesis, parallel chains, and more, Ableton native devices can make stereo width in some many ways.

0:18 - Bass Chorus
3:32 - Roar Bias Spread
6:43 - Early Reflections
8:56 - Ring Modulation
11:04 - Hass Delay Widening
11:58 - EQ Eight in L/R Mode
14:38 - Comb Filtering
16:27 - Lofi Panning
19:05 - Redux Jitter
20:36 - Roar Noise & Shards
21:43 - Dispersion Filter
23:07 - Pitch Shifter
24:30 - Granulator Spread
25:45 - Grain Delay
26:57 - Spectral Time