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jackhask wrote:I know it's not possible to actually "remove" drums from a sample, but what is the best way in Live 9 to minimize the drum sounds in a sample so I can add my own over it?

This is exactly what DrumExtract is made for, have a look at www.yellownoiseaudio.com.

Here is a video example.

Yes / no ?

On Windows, ASIO4ALL is very useful to have low-latency, for example for a laptop's built-in soundcard.

But the major drawback is that once ASIO4ALL is used in Ableton, you cannot play music in Youtube in Firefox, you cannot play music with Media Player, you cannot edit a sound in SoundForge, etc ...

Any feedback about this?

I often use an external USB audio interface (with ASIO driver), and then everything is perfect.

But when I use laptop's built-in soundcard, latency is not ok "MME/DirectX". I have to use ASIO / ASIO4ALL but then it's not multiclient.

I'm still in Win7. Are things much better with Win10? i.e.

Is ...

You're right, making the track wider, and then back to narrow solves it: suddenly the title appears. It's a very small UI bug.

Hi,
When using this in Options.txt:

-ShowDeviceSlots

I have the following issue: some devices have their names displayed (see on the right), but some others have no name display, which seems like a small bug? Is it?

http://gget.it/9w9400o6/ShowDevicesSlotBug.jpg

Thanks in advance if you have ...

Tarekith wrote:Most likely if he is on an older version of Live than you he will not be able to open the project. If he has Live 9 installed, just tell him to update, it's free afterall.

Yes but some people are not comfortable with computers, afraid about breaking something that works, etc.

Hi,
On Mac, the usual path for VST plugins seems to be:

/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/

But then, how to distinguish 32-bit from 64-bit VST plugins? They seem to be installed in the same place.

Even if it's unlikely, a user might have an old DAW in 32-bit, and another one in 64-bit, and thus, he ...