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If you're only looking for your own user made presets, then try using the Creator|User filter. Does that help?

something is up there if you're not seeing the subtags.
Close all versions of Live and then reopen just one version of Live 12, does it work then?

Does this help:

Filter for Creator|User on All, then CMD+f, this will only show you user files.

This is already possible with the Rank column. Enable that in the plugin list and then sort by Rank and you'll see your most (and least) used plugins

There's a new update for Iota available now:
https://www.ableton.com/en/release-note ... ase-notes/

hmm in that case I recommend contacting Ableton support and they should be able to help you further

Live 11 and 12 can indeed share the same database so they should remain the default location.

You can set different locations just for the Packs installation folder though, in Preferences → Library

Some additional info:

- If you tag an item which is part of an installed pack, the tags are stored in XMPs in the User Library in a folder called Ableton Folder Info
- If you tag an item in a sample folder mounted to places then an Ableton Folder Info folder is created within that folder and the ...

Correct - if you update to the Live 12 versions of the packs then you won't be able to use at least some of the content of those packs in Live 11 if you're switching between the two.

Therefore it's recommended to set a different Pack installation location for your Live 11 library and then you can ...

It definitely works in 11, but just make sure that you've installed the Live 11 version:

- On the Pack page for Electric Keyboards, click the "Download for Live 11" version (if your Live 11 license is already selected then this will just say "Download")
- Uninstall the existing version of Electric ...

Another thing that can cause this is if you still have Live 11 open when you installed Live 12. In that case, you should close both open versions and then re-open Live 12 only. Then hopefully the device will show up

No it's not a separate pack at all, it's part of Live's core MIDI effects.
If it's not showing up in the MIDI effects folder for you, then you should re-authorize Live (Preferences → License Maintenence)

If it's still not showing up after that I would recommend you get in touch with Ableton Support

Probably too difficult to share instructions here, but check out this video: https://youtu.be/KrUFy8xJioE?si=gmOyJaNV5FrPjPkQ

Otherwise look at a multisampled instrument which exists already in Live and see how it's done.

Take these points into consideration:

1. You won't be able to use Live 10, because it's 64-bit only
2. That means that unless you already have a Live 9 (or earlier) license, you won't be able to use Live
3. You are limited to 4GB RAM regardless of how much you have on your computer, so you will run ...

What bitrate are the MP3 files that are being recorded? If they are less than 320, try upping the quality to 320 and see if the same issue occurs.