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A new one. But it has the same rack configuration as the current one.
How did you determine that the automation was gone?

Because when I try this then it first appears as if everything disappears, but if you then click the device chooser in the envelope section you'll notice that there's a red ...

ShelLuser wrote:

DanikaXoXo wrote:When I cut/copy and paste a MIDI clip that has a chain select envelope in session view the envelope does not paste to the new clip. I assume that's a bug?

Where is the new clip placed? On the same track or a new one?

A new one. But it has the same rack configuration as the current one.

Here is an explanation of the change in Live 9.

https://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=191700

That is a discussion about why modulation envelopes are now difficult to see, but it doesn't explain the issue I'm raising. I can see and select the parameter in the clip that I copied, but the ...

When I cut/copy and paste a MIDI clip that has a chain select envelope in session view the envelope does not paste to the new clip. I assume that's a bug?

I'm not entirely sure from memory whether you can assign multiple keys or buttons to a particular ranges in order to have it trigger a certain range.

You cannot assign a key to a partial chain selection.


But this can be achieved using dummy clips which can be assigned separately to switch to ...

Are you saying that you want a particular device in your rack to play depending on the note you hit?
Or you just want to map them to turn them on and off?

There is a different set of MIDI FX connected to each chain. Only one chain should be on at a time. So when I turn on a chain with a key, I ...

distaudio wrote:Yes

How?

I have a rack group with 12 chains. I need to be able to turn each one of them on based on a key or midi note. But I also need to be able to turn the other 11 off at the same time. Normally one of the other chains will be on when a key is pressed. Is this possible?

revoltcrew wrote:this should do it. simple:
map chain speakers to macro 1
click Map Mode,
adjust min/max values as seen in screenshot.
as you turn macro right, at center it cuts chain a off and turns chain b on..

Works great! Thanks.

I have two chains in a macro, A and B. I'm trying to map speaker on/off to a single macro control for both chains. When the macro control is left, chain A is on and B is off, and when it is right, chain A is off and B is on. So far I haven't been able to do that. Is there a better way?

i have now some prepaird scales in my maschine-controller, one for major one for minor, for dorian, aeleon, myxolidian (allways 2 octaves at the 16 pads)... all i now only need is an oktave-pitch and a pitch-fx to transpose to the (song)keynote and that the (maschine) keys are automatically remap ...

Anyone? Hard to believe no one knows a hack for this.

Retina display is just one more priority in Ableton's backlog. They are absolutely right to ignore it and keep the focus on enhancements that improve Live's music-making capabilities. If other computer manufacturers move to higher sceen resolutions, then I'm sure Ableton will address the issue. For ...

Most of the core library instruments show only the macro control panel. Although they were obviously created by some combination of Simpler and other components in a rack, the rack is "locked" because Show Devices and Show Chain List is missing and there is no way to look under the covers. Is there ...

Lots of them for iPhone/iPad. Best one I've found is Octavian Pro.