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Hi guys, I was wondering how I might speed up or slow down individual sounds without affecting the master tempo. For example lets say, in my tracks breakdown, i have a loop that I'd like to get faster and faster but my breakdown also contains some hi-hats that I would like to remain at master tempo....

Thanks for the reply. I already have the chains labeled. I don't have the chain selector mapped to a macro as I need all 8 macos for the effects. I just midi-mapped it to a knob on my controller.

I have some fx chains grouped in parallel and I am using the chain selector to switch between fx (0-9 auto filter, 10-19 beat repeat......). I have the chain selector mapped to a knob on my controller. When I first created this fx group the name of the currently selected effect would be displayed on...

I would like to use one encoder on my midi controller to adjust a low pass filter on channel 1 and a high pass filter on channel 2. Is this possible?

Hi guys, I was wondering how I might speed up or slow down individual sounds without affecting the master tempo. So far I've been dropping the sample I want to speed up into simpler and using the arpegiator with frequency set to Hz. This works fine for for shorter samples but I want to mangle longer...

My lead synth just changed. I didn't go near it. I've checked all routings.
Any ideas?

Sh#t balls.
Thanx

I've just messed up a project in live and saved it. Is there any way to restore to my last save point?

I must be a complete dumbass but where is the file? What the hell is checksum? What do I need hjsplit for?

When I auto-focus I get 1114mlr on both the emu and the mlr. Is this right? My launchpad is flashing away like crazy but I can't hear anything. Could someone explain how you get sound in/out of this thing?

I was wondering if anybody could help me. When I select remote sl as the controll surface in the midi/sync pref page I don't get the sl midi ports as options in the input and output windows. Any ideas?