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Surely, there is a remix contest in here somewhere.

ElectroHarmonix Hog?
@2:25 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XS3YUmOHVc

... find those green jumpsuits.

marra wrote: And why is my Operator repeating the notes?

Click on the pitch shell on the right. The pitch envelope should now appear in the display. Change the 'Loop' setting from 'Beat' to 'None'.

I will refer to this place as I do the software. Simply, 'Ableton.'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx0ut4xHH_0

Tarekith wrote:Heard this dancey sort of pop song in a few snowboard vids last year, and it was a great tune except for this annoying wild cat like meow-roar they used.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1H7vZYBeHc

The preset is called 'Lately (Solid) Bass.adv'. It has to be from a LivePack in the Live 5 archive based on the file date. As suggested, Live 4 Compatibility pack is probably right: http://www.ableton.com/pages/downloads/ ... ks/archive

I think your original post should be your new sig! http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=48935 Especially if you jump to a new account. It can initially be intimidating to ask questions or decide to contribute to the forum in one way or another. It shows that everyone started somewhere. (...

Thanks for this.

Best for Pros bump!

Downloading OS 3.0 via iTunes now...

(Power ratio)dB = 10*log(P1/P0) = 10*log(2P0/P0) = 10*log(2) = ~3dB For P proportional to A^2, where P=Power, A=Amplitude: (Power ratio)dB = 10*log(P1/P0) = 10*log(A1^2/A0^2) = 2*10*log(A1/A0) = 20*log(2*A0/A0) = 20*log(2) = ~6dB Wow. Way down the page now. Spent too much time looking for typos in ...

(Power ratio)dB = 10*log(P1/P0) = 10*log(2P0/P0) = 10*log(2) = ~3dB

For P proportional to A^2, where P=Power, A=Amplitude:

(Power ratio)dB = 10*log(P1/P0) = 10*log(A1^2/A0^2) = 2*10*log(A1/A0) = 20*log(2*A0/A0) = 20*log(2) = ~6dB

Tone Deft wrote:not exactly.

~6dB is a doubling of power, not 12db.
20 * log(2) = 6.02dB.

147dB is the threshold of pain, where are you getting this BS?

How about:
~3dB for double the power.
~6dB for double the amplitude. (say, Voltage)