Ableton Forum

[jur] wrote: ↑

Mon May 04, 2026 3:31 am

This is the plan.

It would be helpful if you could share the timetable. There is a lot of work involved in moving a forum to another platform.

The forums have been practically unusable for some while given the page load times. Is something being done about it?

Thanks again! I guess I understood, just didn't know how to explain.

Many thanks. That helps a lot.

RobrechtV wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 08, 2025 10:01 am

Now one thing isn't clear: what to you mean when you say you want to send "part of" a track to reverb?

Perhaps I've misunderstood but I thought one selected a percentage of the track (I guess volume) to have the reverb applied to.

Can someone point me to a simple tutorial to set up a send-return track? I want to send part of a track to the reverb track but even watching a couple of vids it's not clear which setting and knobs to fiddle with. Thx

Have you tried plugging in the headphones before you start Live?

GuillotineauChocolat wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 03, 2025 9:57 am

With all the unfolding events in the USA, and in the spirit of Europe's digital sovereignty, this should be a matter taken seriously by Ableton. I mean, it's an European product that relies exclusively on American operating systems to work.

I was thinking the very same.

Great. Thanks for the explanation. I'll have a tinker!

I've been using Live for a few years and I'm presently using Live 12 Standard.

When I want to add some reverb, I usually add it to a single track or to the master (main) track.

However, I see there is a reverb track, but I don't see how to use it as tracks 1 and 2 are set send audio to the main ...

Is there any way to set the exact length of a midi note? I have the midi edit window open and I know I can drag the ends, which I have been doing, but I would like to set the note length a bit more accurately.

Thanks. I thought it might be too much of an ask.

[jur] wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 01, 2024 2:35 pm

Also a properly set guitar plays a huge role

It's the fingers, guv. It's the fingers!

I have a recording with a bit of guitar string buzz due to bad fingering Other than re-recording, is there an audio effect that can improve the sound if not to eliminate the buzz, at least to slightly reduce it?

Thanks @jlgrimes.

lincolnkid wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 15, 2024 4:07 pm

Sonic Bloom also has in-depth video

Ah, cool. Thanks

Yeah, that was what I was watching. It is rather fast and my brain is addled, but I get the general idea, and it seems to be just what I was looking for.