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At work right now. Not feeling so well... Think I may be coming down with something ::taps finger to nose::

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I did and missed the first round because the notification wasn't sent in time.

High five!!! I've literally been checking just about every hour or two every day:-) Paid off!

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Sooo, I decided to remedy this problem by creating a separate drum rack for Kick, snare/claps, cymbals and percussion so that each of those 4 racks can be individually tweaked and have their own sends. I also grouped all of the 4 groups together so that there is a main drum group that I can put some...

Thanks Levi. I am familiar with that method. What I was looking for is a way to send the tracks to the sends in ableton so that for say reverb I can have just one instance running in the return track and buss multiple sounds in different amounts to that one instance. Its pretty standard operating pr...

Is there a way to send individual drum rack channels to sends without bussing through a separate audio track? There are no send controls in the slot for each rack component. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Looking to record some percussive samples (rainsticks, maracas, tambourine, skin drums, etc.) and want to get a decent mic setup. Any recommendations? A stereo pair would probably be best, no? Any help would be much appreciated. Also any links to resources on technique for shakers and the like would...

So, after about 4 years of using Live and getting to know it inside and out Ive decided of offer hands on lessons locally. Anyone else doing this? I'm curious to hear any advice or stories. Thanks!

I just wrote a house track with a nice low subby tribal sounding bass. The track sounds amazing in my car and my monitors but of course the bass is all but completely lost on laptop speakers. Ive tried using distortion, saturation, EQ, filters, second bass with higher frequencies to add some higher ...

Ah, of course. Ol' shifty. Thanks!