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My latest project is NIGHT SHIFTING by HAUNTED HOSPITAL, an album of Giallo-inspired synth-funk!

Bandcamp:
https://hauntedhospital.bandcamp.com/al ... t-shifting

Cheers!

I am experiencing exactly the same thing, it's been driving me crazy. Glad to hear it's not just me, and that you've submitted a bug report. I'll submit one as well.

I'm using an NI Komplete Kontrol S61 keyboard, btw -- but I think this will happen with any controller, regardless.

Something is really going wrong with my Live 10.1.18 installation on my iMac OSC Catalina.

Note: this was not happening until just the last couple days, and I have not changed anything on my system in that time.

Clicking the name of a Collection makes the computer pause and beachball for a LONG ...

It's pretty standard on many synths that you can scale the depth of the Filter Envelope > Cutoff routing with Velocity, rather than the (less useful) direct routing of Velocity > Cutoff.

Wavetable only provides the ability to do the latter of these, though. In fact you can't scale any modulations ...

Currently you can only assign Velocity to modulate cutoff directly -- which is sort of a primitive setup, really.

The more 'typical' (and certainly more flexible + dynamic) approach is to modulate filter cutoff with an envelope, and then scale that envelope depth via velocity .

Many, many synths ...

support should know...

it's a workaround but does opening them in an older version of Live, saving them off then opening them in the current version work to save your old work?

is there maybe a plug-in in there somewhere in your old stuff that makes Live choke?


Per the second point: there's ...

So... I like to save a lot of clips. Now I'm getting punished for it. Because Live -- current, 10.1.6 -- crashes whenever I try to load older clips into a session ((specifically: locate clip in user library, drag into session or arrangement, live crashes).

Saving clips is normally great practice ...

http://tvhwy.bandcamp.com/album/starship-interiors

Hi friends,

Yesterday I released the debut album of my new IDM / electronica project, TV HWY.

The album is called 'Starship Interiors' and is inspired by the classic 90's era of IDM, Warp records, etc.

Some of you may know me better here for ...

Hi folks,

I saw somebody using this M4L device in a Youtube video, and I REALLY want it! However, the originally hosted wordpress page for it no longer has links to actually download the file :(

It's a classic analog-style note sequencer based on the Korg SQ1.
Here is the Maxforlive.com page for ...

You wanna know what the PROs do?

1. They work hard and don't look for easy short-cuts to success

2. They figure out what works best for them personally instead of asking in internet forums what PROs use.

It works here:

https://i.imgur.com/ekWKwgL.gif

Gotta click the knobs/sliders in the GUI, not in the matrix.

I guess it is because otherwise rows could keep disappearing when you switched params in the matrix, before you set up all the modulations you want, which would be way more annoying ...

https://www.ableton.com/en/manual/live-instrument-reference/#24-10-5-matrix-tab

Click on a parameter in the instrument to make it appear temporarily in the matrix. If you apply modulation to this parameter, it will remain in the matrix. If no modulation is applied, the parameter will disappear ...

Hi,

As the subject says -- am I the only one who finds it strange / unpleasant that once a mod routing is added to the matrix, it can never be removed for that patch? You can null the mod depth, yes, but you cant remove the routing itself..

I do *a lot* of programming experimentation when working ...

For some reason everyone leaps to imagine the very shittest taxonomic classification system when imagining metadata. Nobody "tags" that way. Its stupid. If developers ask users if they'd like to spend their time "tagging" then of course the answer will be NO. For good reason. Nobody wants to do ...

I use the User Library and create folders inside it as needed, much as you do, but not to the same degree of, uh, organizational agony.

I despise tag-based systems and have no idea why people want or like them. I think tagging is far more tedious / extra-work-creating than simply dragging and ...