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i wanted to use a selfbuilt reaktor-sequencer with an built in remix/break function. this means you program your drumsequence normally into that sequencer and if you need a fill, you simply press that remix button on the sequencer which modulates the internal playing position in that sequencer. (ide...

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anyone encountered this problem too? :/

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you could use a third instance which acts as sync master, wire them together with a real midi cable on your midi interface or use a virtual cable like midi yoke. but after loading a new song the clock wont run in sync, actually it doesn't run at all. for this reason you have to press the play button...

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if there is no possibility to use reaktor or other vst seqencers, there should at least be a built-in seqencing device. maybe with cool features like pattern remix and so on.

i want to record controller movements into midi clips just like with the pitchbend and modwheel. i know it works in arrangement view, but not in clip view.
is it impossible or am i just missing something?

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i would love to use reaktor to program drumpatterns, but you cannot send midi from one vst to another on the same track/rack.

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would be nice to be at least able to choose which parameters are listed, just like in battery, energy xt or reaktor.

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same here, i cant use any vst-sequencer to lay down drums. this really sucks! i dont like programming drums through midi clips. i mean there are some pretty nice vst-sequencers out there, but you can't use them with this "revolutionary" program.

i've experienced this as well with live 5. i rendered and reimported a set to cut out a few short parts and do some fx stuff with an external program. after putting these processed bits back into the first rendered wav-file and re-rendered it again as a whole thing. the resulting wav-file really sou...

i made a chain of 8 scales which mutes each midi note individual. now i just have to assign the scale on/off buttons to my midi controller.
finally, it works.

im not sure if it's live's or ext's fault but the parameter feedback doesn't seem to work well. moving the knobs on the surface of a synth loaded in ext doesn't move the assigned param slider in ableton but the one that complies the param list entry of the knob. so it happens that when i move a knob...

yeah, i miss this one as well. i wonder why this very basic function isnt implemented. it sucks to create 7 extra channels for different reasons. i.e. when i need an open hat to be choked by a closed hat i put them on the last two pads which go to separate tracks each other. but when i now mute the ...