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i also change latency back and forth quite a bit while i work, so always need to remember at which latency the automations were originally drawn (i make it part of the project name by now)..
it's especially bad when you want to increase latency as the project grows. i always need to predict where it ...

any news on this?
for me it's the biggest problem with ableton.

the "phatness" of your kickdrum relates very much to the phatness of the other sounds. once you try to fatten up everything, nothing will be fat in the end, cause there's no contrast.
1) look where your kickdrum's (or kick+sine bass) low harmonic is, and make sure no other elements (bassline?) use ...

check the input settings (I/O) also on the audio channel you want to record to + enable the REC button at its bottom.

right! and you need re-pitch warp mode to get the tape effect.
so you might have to re-sample your entire song, and then cut the part you wanna slow down, and set it to re-pitch (and then automate the master tempo)

http://www.scribd.com/doc/55601925/10/T ... nd-Warping

effectrix can do this but it's 99$
http://www.sugar-bytes.com/content/prod ... /index.php

I don't think this is possible, and using "pitch" certainly won't help.

maybe doublecheck your sample rate in the render settings.. should be 44100 Hz

memes_33 wrote:i guess for now i'll just use the pencil tool to establish a zero point and go from there

that's what I do as well, I don't think there's a better alternative right now.
Let's all hope for the Big Automation Reform™ in Live 9

BOC's sound is based on sampling. They have been especially inspired by old films & TV stuff, like documentaries by the National Film Board of Canada (even took their band name from that).
So if you're looking for that vibe you should maybe get some 1$ used obscure records, rather than installing a ...

you can do it via audio effect rack: open an empty one and enable the "chain" section (middle one of the three buttons on the left), and in there again the "chain" view. you can set up several independent effect chains and give them kind-of an ID (via the "zone" settings). just apply a 1-number-zone ...

they represent the two most common principles of synthesis -- fundamentally different approaches though.
analog = subtractive synthesis -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subtractive_synthesis
operator = fm synthesis (additive) -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_modulation_synthesis

very hard ...

maybe stephan bodzin has magic power to prevent you from messing up his tracks

how resource intense is fabpro? will it hog too much power if I throw it on all of my tracks?

i don't know your configuration, but it is quite light on CPU.. maybe a bit more than ableton's own, but still very reasonable.
i think fabfilter is offering 30day fully functional demo versions, so just ...