Start with intro loop and organize layers in levels.
Kick, bass, hi hat, snare are generally in mono, open hi hat panned.
Use good EQ like Pultec, never boost more than 4 DB, cut more than boost.
Envelope shapers are useful, check out Haas effect.
Don't dip bass and kick, boost low bass with shelf, don't cut bass below 20db, kick can be cut at about 20db.
Blend kick and bass, sometimes use a dynamic equalizer or pitch octave up/down.
Use commands like Control I for input, Control N for mixer, Control B for browser.
Use short reverb, choose post fader, think of it as another layer.
Be Ableton reverb is not so good, always puts return at 100%, use pre fader to keep volume same.
Make reverb and sound into one thing.

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