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Specifically, I'd like to map "Select track content" which is accessed by right-clicking on a track title.

Thanks for any help!

Regarding: Ableton stock "Delay" plugin According to the info view panel, the "delay offset" parameter should allow me to add swing to the delayed signal. I've done a fair amount of tweaking however and can't seem to get it even close to correct. Do any of you guys have specific ...

Indeed!

Thanks for help

"Cello Harmonics" is the name of the instrument.

Anybody know what Ableton pack this is from? My google skills are falling flat.

Luckily I had the track frozen so I can produce a screenshot of the instrument for reference

Thanks for your help!

Image link:

https://ibb.co/TP0jBMy

+1 for this incredibly useful MIDI editing feature

+1 this is a fantastic feature that I miss after migrating from Logic

Yep, that's the trick! I guess it's just bad luck that I tried to assign it in Arrangement View first

Thanks so much for the help!

I've been auditioning lots of samples lately and thought I'd save my ears some strain by mapping the "Cue Volume" slider on the Master track to a knob on my MIDI controller. Unfortunately, Cue Volume seems to be one of the few interface controls that is not MIDI mappable. Am I missing some...

- use Chorus-Ensemble's vibrato mode (it's a new L11 feature).

Ok, yeah, I'll give this a try. I can just use regular old automation to fade the effect in and out.

Thanks for the quick fix!

I have a long melodic sample and I want to give it a vibrato effect that fades in and out at certain points. Ideally I could simply use the LFO tool to modulate Envelopes -> Clip -> Transposition but I can't figure out how (or if it's even possible). Any suggestions for how I would implement somethi...

While I love the Ableton manual, it's a bit skimpy on Saturator specifics - especially about the 2 filters built into the device. I'm having a bit of trouble understanding what these two filters are doing and was hoping somebody here might be able to explain them. Here's what the manual says: Activa...

Hmm... that's an interesting theory. While I also prefer my loops slower it's very true that degradation and artifacts become much more apparent compared to sped up loops. I would totally understand if this were Ableton's rationale. But also... I wish I could control the behavior one way or another ...

When previewing loops that are substantially different than the project BPM, how does Ableton decide whether to speed the loop up or slow it down? Current example: Project BPM is 90. When previewing a 125BPM loop Ableton speeds it up to 180 rather than slowing it down to 90. 180 is 55 away from 125 ...

I'm thinking about purchasing a Launchpad in the hopes that it can accomplish this specific task. It seems likely but I haven't been able to dig up relevant information. Maybe I'm using the wrong search terms.

Anyhow, thanks!

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