Ableton Forum

Hello,

I was wondering if I could change how I have to move faders and knobs a pre-determined amount before they become active in controlling ableton. This is especially the case when I MIDI remap the sends to effects. When I change the send bank on the APC when performing, I have to turn all those ...

For some songs the time stretching markers can have an very noticeable effect, is there any way to mitigate this?

Do you own the audio interface you linked to, or the fast track pro? They're different - the one you linked to only has 2 outs, but the Fast Track Pro has 4.

I have the audio interface linked (the Fast Track, not the Fast Track Pro).

It has a headphone out as well as an L and R out. Seems like ...

mrideas wrote:Are you on Mac or PC.

If Mac, then you can manage with a simple card as you already have be creating an 'aggregate audio device' in your audio prefs in OSX.

IF pc, you need 4 outs.

Thanks man, suggestions for which?

What would be a cheap way to be able to pre-listen tracks through headphones on live? I've been messing around with an APC40, but I'm about to start dj'ing for friends/parties.

I'm not sure if it is possible with any of these (I have already from a band):

http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com ...

What should I go with? The less latency and ruggedness of the solid state drive sounds enticing but I'm not too comfortable purchasing a product that has a hard drive separate from the norm. There is also the problem of wear leveling which I don't know too much about. Thoughts?

Hey what's up guys,

I was wondering if anyone out there has both these books and recommends either one over the other. They seem pretty similar, but I want to make the best choice.

Thanks,

Dustin

Hey guys,

I'm fairly new to DJing and producing. Once I'm done with school I want to get very serious with it (creating and performing music is my passion). For now, I want an ableton controller to start out with to DJ parties. Would the Akai APC 40 be enough for me to start out, or should I ...