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I would like to see the crossfade function (alt cmd F) available for multiple clips. This would make editing drums less time consuming. I'm using version 8 of ableton, perhaps this function is available now in 9, I don't know. I have found a work around which is ok. 1. Highlight the region you'd li...

Other brands to consider PSI, Amphion. Find a way to test in your room before you buy and take your time.

I like to play with clip gain in the first place. That way I'm sure to have plenty of headroom along the way. Remember that lowering a fader may prevent an overload on the master bus but has no effect over redlining plugins on individual channels. Another thing: so many plugins nowadays are (close o...

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Apply fades to all selected clips in arrangement view in one shot. Please: it's killing me to be compelled to do it clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip after clip aft...

I do it in the mix, using pan pots on individual tracks. The sense of space, depth and width is better achieved using panning, reverbs, delays, volume and good frequency distribution. If I have to use a stereo widener for some reason, my choice goes to Sonalksis Stereo Tools (not more than 130% usua...

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GUY SMILEY wrote:

bicarbone wrote:GUY SMILEY beats me to it! Sorry for my bad english and my slow typing.

heh ! close race though
Your point about quantisation of clip triggering is a good one which I missed. Can feel like latency.

yup

GUY SMILEY beats me to it! Sorry for my bad english and my slow typing.

1. Correct. Think of session view as a jam pad, whereas arrangement view is the traditionnal linear timeline approach common to almost every DAWS. They can be totally independant, or combined (i.e. you can trigger clips in session view to try out ideas/combinations of sound while tracks in arrangeme...

I'm curious though. I have music in my iTunes from other non-professional musicians who make stuff on Ableton. Why is it that there stuff sounds alright on my iTunes before I uncheck those sound preference settings? It sounds better after un checking those preferences, but still, even before, they ...

Ever heard of m/s (mid/side) processing? I reckon that's what you're after.

It will work perfectly. I'm sure you can find similar cables in your local music store if you want to save €. just write down the specs.

You're welcome!