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Since it seems like no one knows what I'm referring to, I'm going to paste the description from the old manual here and if anyone is interested, after reading this description, maybe someone might have a recommended m4l equivalent. Here it goes: "Scrubby remembers the last few seconds of your audio ...

If you don't know what it is, I can't really describe it. If you do, then is there a m4l equivalent or something similar out there? Scrubby is 32 bit so it will no longer work in Live.

Maybe you could still use Cue.....Route one of your Return tracks (with no effects and set to Pre) to output to 3/4. You could mix it how you want it using each track's Send. Also route click to Cue and route Cue to 3/4. Worth a try.

Can someone explain how to make dummy clips do this?

Change your return tracks to Pre instead of Post fader sends. There's a button for each return track. If you set it to Pre, your mixer channel volume for your guitar won't affect how much guitar you're sending to the reverb on return track.

I think you can hold Select and choose your clip.

Arm Exclusive in preferences? Have you checked this?

You need an interface with one more output available (output 3/4 for example). The separate headphone control you have is just controlling the volume of your headphones but it's still output 1/2.

I know you said you didn't want to load up Simpler but, if you just hit Convert, it will open a new track with your sample in a Simpler and then you can reverse it from Push.

Try holding Select and pressing the clip slot (pad). This seems to work for me. Let me know.

Not trying to be funny but make sure the usb cable is in all the way on the Push. It kind of clicks in. I had this problem the first time too.

slapback delay

that sounds naughty

Is it just me or are there lots of m4l devices not updated and incompatible with Live 10? I'm wondering if anyone has a list of devices from maxforlive.com that work with Live 10...

It definitely wasn't feedback. Had every channel on "no input." It was eerily similar to the sound that used to come out of FL Studio back in 2004, when I would stop recording audio it would do it- I can't describe it.