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Anyone have any clue about this? It seems that Live is certainly detecting fader movements from my PG controller. I just want to be able to use them!

I am hoping to figure out a way to use my Roland PG-1000 programmer as a control surface in Ableton Live. I do see the MIDI Track In Indicator (to the far right in the control bar) light up any time I move a fader, but I am unable to assign any of the faders to a control when I enable MIDI Mapping ...

Isn't it just a Windows thing? "Was" actually? Back to 32bit days?


@CCMP is talking about the Push 3 Standalone, and that's a Linux based OS. That OS doesn't have a 2GB limitation as far as I know. So I don't understand what @CCMP means with the 2GB limitation in Live while his question ...

It would be really cool to be able to select different macro variations on Push. I would love to be able to open up the 909 core kit and just choose the hot or lofi macro variation directly from standalone. (I realize I could just save multiple presets in my user library, but this is still sorely ...

Are there any backpacks that a Push 3 and a 14" laptop would fit? Along with all cables, power adapters, etc.? Preferably something available in Germany/EU

Thanks


The Parker backpack from Timbuk2 can hold a Push 3 (with Decksaver) in its main compartment, a 14”-16” laptop in the laptop section ...

Looks like this has always been a bug in Ableton. Here's a post from 2013 about the issue! https://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?t=194851

And there are several others posts about it. The point is that Ableton is not going to fix this because they don't see it as a problem. Which is arrogant imo ...

https://www.anandtech.com/show/20040/as ... -nuc-brand

Looks like all will be fine!

Oh, you're not talking Standalone here, right?


I wasn't :) I can't speak for greenscreens :)

Is there a methodology of splitting the incoming MIDI into a set of control signals that (multiple in tracks? / multiple in racks?) Non-MPE / non-polyphonic aftertouch instruments can receive on a ...

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I also have not been able to figure out how to add devices or presets to any other collection besides Red/Favorites in standalone.

Turn the encoder above 'Favorites' to select another collection.

My hero!

As far as I can tell, one cannot rename Favorites for standalone, and I also have not been able to figure out how to add devices or presets to any other collection besides Red/Favorites in standalone.

In case anyone else is frustrated by this, the only way I've figured out to get around this limitation is to create (desktop) User Library folders mirroring the contents of my collections and transfer these folders to the Standalone Push User Library. Collections tags are not retained and as far as ...

The search feature is your friend.


Uh, I’m active in that thread! I ask again because there was a lot of chatter about “syncing” and whether there was a “proper” way to manage collections. I was asking again to see if there was ANY POSSIBLE WAY to copy collections tags from desktop to ...

I don't think anything has changed in this regard, but I just wanted to confirm: there is no way to transfer collections tags and labels from Desktop User Library to Standalone User Library after initial setup, correct?

If I were to want my desktop collections to be transferred to the Push in ...

Clicking on the ControlChange device an additional time should bring up more options at the bottom of the display. iirc the second tab over should have the 8 assignable values. Wish I could be more descriptive, but I’m not with the Push atm.


Following up to say that this device works! My only ...

What's probably happening is that in Push's Settings > Midi, you need to uncheck the MPE out to your external gear. It shouldn't be On by default, so if you didn't turn it on by yourself, that might be a bug.

In MIDI Output settings, the label and checkbox for MPE are dimmed and not selectable ...