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Territan wrote:
and I don't see a free-standing LFO device I can use to modulate other parameters
There is an M4L Device 26.2.2 LFO in the Suite. No idea if it's available to Standard + M4L users.

[edit]Oh wait, just read your signature "Live7suite". You may want to update your sig or upgrade Live ...

I've had Live for a while, but not ultimately put it to a lot of use. Now I'm trying to, and the questions are starting to surface.

An effect I want to use involves switching rapidly between two versions of an instrument, one at its played pitch and one an octave below. The first implementation of ...

As I will hook a midi guitar directly into it would some one be so kind to recommend a decent hardware synth module. I am prepared to pay up to 2k euros. I am not looking for a Tarnce machine.

Thanks
Right, joking aside, please tell us a little more about what you're looking for beside the kind ...

ohm managed to do it, i guess im just disapointed
"Managed to do it?" Technically, not so much.

I just visited the Ohm Studio site myself (because I too was checking in on the state of Share). They haven't gone to release yet. They're still in beta, possibly even alpha. They haven't even firmed ...

FYI, I saw the issue with the webstore, and emailed them on it on January 1st. I got a reply from a person on the 2nd.

And yes, the page which shows the pricing is fouled, but if you go in through the webstore and actually put the lotion—er, upgrade in the basket, it should list it with the correct ...

(Using a Powerbook G4 here, but I'm not sure that makes a difference.)

I have Live 6.0.10. (Just downloaded the newest version.) And it starts and loads fine.

I have Absynth 4.0.2.011. Both the VST and Audio Units versions load up correctly. But there's this small issue.

If you put a note at ...

Open your simpler. Over to the far right of the box into which you patch your sample, and below it, you will find the Transpose knob. You'll figure out how to use it, or you can look it up in the help file. It's easy. The Pitch tool also offers a Transpose function, but it's simpler to use the ...

Later: Jesse, you were right. Using the "pitch" tool I managed to tune the bass/simpler just like you suggested. Also the simpler itself has a transpose function I simply hadn't discovered yet. Thanks for all the help, fellas.
Sorry to barge in and revive an old discussion, but I'd love to hear ...