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I know it's not the answer you want to hear, but I don't use Convolution Reverb any more since Hybrid Reverb has been added. It's just better and safer.

And if you collect & save the set ?

I guess it could be done with max for live.

is there ANY reason the end of a midi clip can't act as a *sustain off* signal? i can't think of a reason why anyone would want it to function the other way.

thank youu!


Yes, if you're editing, joining two "takes" of the same phrase, you want the sustain pedal to remain at the same position ...

You can, per track.

Remove stop buttons.
Or is it the clip launch settings ?

Oops, it looks like I read it wrong, sorry !

Use a dummy midi track and use named clips to display info.

In this case it's more like : https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/artic ... ace-script

Well, what you're asking for is according to me, a wonderful concept, and I've been working on different iterations around this idea, for years....
I've got nothing to share yet, but I'm aware of two things that might suit your needs :

ClyphX Pro Bindings : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v ...

Sounds possible, but in practice, awkward.
The obvious question would be (imo) : what happens to the simpler that you leave when you switch to another ? reset to the default value ? how do you define a default ?

Just turn off exclusive arm in the preferences.

I've discovered that any M4L midi device can mess up the Arpeggiator if it's placed before the Arpeggiator in the FX chain.
I really mean any device. I made a simple MIDI thru M4L device and it makes the Arp act erratically.
I'm not sure why and when it's been introduced, but that's scary ...