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i know it sounds a little out there, but Numerology can be a billion different things, all of which can be interdependent.

The easiest way to make an arpeggio in Numerology would be to set up a Matrix module with an external trigger input. the Output of which would be an internal AU, any MIDI out ...

If you're interested in crazy Arp/Seq type stuff (on the cheap too) check out Numerology (MacOSX only). It's got a bit of a learning curve, but is a perfect compliment to Live for all things MIDI. (automation, dynamic processing, sequencing, etc)



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DP4 (now 4.5) has had this 'meta grouping' feature (called Chunks) for quite some time. it's really handy and completely midi controllable. .


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more notes of all kinds, everywhere! per sample, per scene, per plugin preset, per track, everywhere!


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thats what the ableton prefs "template" is for.. set it up as you like it, copy and paste the old non mapped file into a new file created from the new template. . (i actually set up a few different templates and save em for different controllers and applications)


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Hi,

Loving Live4 so far. Great stuff.

I'm a MacOSX user and noticed that both DP4 and ProTools use .midinam XML files for listing Patch, Bank, and Note (for drum kits) names and lists. Any chance a future version of Live could search for the appropriate .midinam files and use them for display ...

if you use the profile editor application you have:

global settings: transport, location buttons.
v1-v8 with 4 pages =32 pages

each page: 9 faders, 9 mod wheels, 27 buttons

all controls can be notes, controllers, nrpn, or rpn values.


takes a bit to get a template in the EZBus and in Live you ...

The EZBus does indeed work great in Live, you'll want to edit its profile templates tho, and for that you'll need a PC or VPC since the only OSX app for the EZBus is a profile loader. However, with VPC saving the file to the folder that the OSX Profile loader uses works great.

You can easily setup ...

fwiw, I have a Event EZBus (usb midi controller) and an Edirol UC550 (usb 5x midi interface).

speaking of crash reporting, (on osx) what's the deal with the 'submit report to apple' button? Do you (Abletons) get those reports? are you able to?



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Subject says it all, sometimes, with any new, saved, or other Live session, with 10.3.4 and 10.3.5 upon closing the session or quitting the application, Live appears to quit properly then gives an 'unexpected quit' notice as if it has crashed..


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anybody tried one of the little m audio usb keyboards with live?
I was thinking of the one with 49 keys.
Will a motif work as a controller for live?


as I mentioned earlier, a good midi controller should outlast any and all software by many years, you'll want one that can physically standup to ...

for Live v3, i'd say it's kinda useless to have a 'keyboard' controller.. (for Live v4 however , that's an different story. )

If one were to just look at MIDI controllers (regardless of the application), I'd say (based on it's complete command over any and all midi commands including sysex strings ...

for Live v3, i'd say it's kinda useless to have a 'keyboard' controller.. (for Live v4 however , that's an different story. )

If one were to just look at MIDI controllers (regardless of the application), I'd say (based on it's complete command over any and all midi commands including sysex strings ...

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