Beat is Jumping
Morgan Seatree
Beat is Jumping
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Browse all stencilsWe broke down songs in extreme detail to show you what instruments go into them and where to put them across the timeline. All that is left to do is bring your own sounds.
What's inside
Full arrangement map
Every element the record needs, mapped across the full timeline, with automation notes written into the clips so you see the decisions, not just the layout.
Vocal map
Every vocal section marked across the timeline. See how vocals are arranged through your favourite songs and take those patterns with you.
Fully organized session
The organizing is done for you, mapped, color coded and labeled so structure and repetition are easy to read. Make fast decisions and stay in the flow. No setup, no blank screen.
Key mapped frequency check rack
Instant isolation of lows, mids, highs, mono and stereo while you work, so you can check your track against your reference without opening any windows.
Two key mapped reference channels
Drop your own references in for fast A/B comparison without plugin clutter.
Patterns you can reuse
Learn and pick up the same arrangement patterns the pros use, then take them into every track you write after this one.
The original record
- Artist
- Morgan Seatree
- Label
- Positiva
- Genre
- Speed Garage
- Stencil compatibility
- Ableton 12.3 and above
Inside the session
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The full arrangement, color coded and labeled, exactly as it opens.
Reference and frequency check
There is a frequency check rack on both the master and the reference group. A key command hits both at once, so you can go back and forth between your track and a reference without changing anything.
If something sounds off, like the lows soloed on one but not the other, match the two racks and it will clear up.
Load up to two reference tracks into the provided channels in Ableton. Use the built in key commands to make referencing automatic.
Nothing selected yet.
Mono is a capital M. Caps lock is the easiest way to get it.
Common questions
Stencils are arrangement breakdowns of popular songs in Ableton Live that show every instrument in a song and where to put it on the timeline. You can learn from them and fill them out with your own sounds, coming up with something completely unique. Every section is placed, color coded and professionally organized to the highest level so you can make quick decisions and stay in the creative flow.
A remake gives you the whole song. Presets, processing, musical choices, all of it. Great for learning, but you are working inside someone else's sound. A stencil gives you the outline and nothing else. Play in your sounds, move the sections, take it wherever you want. The structure helps you stay organized and make decisions on the fly, so you stay in the flow state.
No. It opens with nothing but stock Ableton devices, so there is nothing to install. Fill it in with whatever plugins and samples you already own.
Both, used differently. If you are learning, it is a guide. The sections are already placed, so you find out where things go by filling them in rather than guessing. I color code these in extreme detail so you can spot patterns easily and speed drill sections to get your reps in. If you already produce, it is an organization and decision shortcut. You skip the blank session and spend time working on the music and the song itself. They use it to get ideas down quickly and pick the best one, rearranging the structure and the instruments on the fly as the song demands.
You can, but following it note for note usually makes a track harder to finish. Add something that is not there, take out what is not needed, and practice rearranging the pieces in different ways until you find what works for the song you are making.
No, and they are more fun when you do not. Take that house stencil and bump it to 140, or turn a dubstep arrangement into a tech house track. Have fun with it, be creative, and bring your own sound to arrangements you would not normally think to use.
No. It is a structural map of how the record is built. Nothing from the original recording is included or reproduced.
Yes. Everything you put into it is yours. Release it, sign it, play it out.
Refundable on request
If something is wrong with the file we will fix it, and if it is not what you expected we will refund it. Just email us.
Any 5 for $29.99
$6.00 a stencil. Mix any genres, any artists, any labels.
Add any 5 stencils to your cart and the bundle price applies automatically at checkout. Mix any genres, any artists, any labels.
Browse all stencilsListen to the original track
Ableton Live Stencil: “Beat Is Jumping (Extended)” by Morgan Seatree & Carla Monroe
Compatible with Ableton 12+
(Structural arrangement only, no audio included)
Think of this stencil like a coloring book page for producers. The structure is already laid out, so you can skip the blank session and jump straight into creating.
You get to write everything yourself.
Built around the extended mix arrangement of Beat Is Jumping, this project shows where sections start and end, how long parts repeat, and when elements are typically introduced or removed. That is it. There are no sounds, no sound design, no presets, and no creative decisions made for you.
Instead of guessing where parts should go, you are given a clear roadmap showing where drums, bass, vocals, fills, and effects typically live in this type of structure. What those parts sound like, how energetic they feel, and how they groove is entirely up to you.
The color coded layout makes arrangement patterns easy to read at a glance. Section lengths, repetition, and call and response timing stand out clearly, making it easy to write your own ideas into the structure without losing track of the bigger picture.
One of the biggest takeaways in this stencil is how repetition is used as a strength. Because the structure stays simple, it becomes easy to spot where small timing changes, element swaps, and arrangement tweaks can happen. This makes it fast and fun to test different drum sounds, bass ideas, and vocal placements without rebuilding the session every time.
This stencil works for all producer levels. Beginners get a clear framework for understanding modern club arrangements. Experienced producers get a fast, no friction foundation for sketching multiple ideas and exploring different genres using the same layout.
🎯 What’s Inside
✅ Full Arrangement Map
A clear visual breakdown of the extended mix structure at 142 BPM.
✅ Fully Organized Project
Color coded, labeled, and session ready so patterns stand out immediately.
✅ Key Mapped Frequency Check Rack
Check mono compatibility and isolate lows, mids, highs, and stereo information for quick balance checks.
✅ Two Key Mapped Reference Channels
Fast A B comparison with your own reference tracks.
✅ Pre Programmed MIDI (Basic Elements Only)
Basic placeholder drum MIDI so you can focus on arrangement, sound choice, and call and response.
⏱ Build Faster. Spot Patterns Instantly.
Use the structure as a foundation, make it your own, and quickly test multiple ideas. With everything color coded, the patterns reveal themselves, and that is where the real learning happens.
The record this stencil is mapped from. No audio from it is included.
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