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try using dblue glitch vst

With ableton's analog you can make a good wobble bass. Also with simpler or sampler with some good waveform samples you can make big fat wobble basses. No need of other vsti's.

Hi, i was sequencing a video in live 7 with an audio file. Everything was sounding nice until i rendered the video. What happened is that i could see the video but i could only hear a white noise instead of the original audio.
I tried googling and searchin the forum for some answers but couldnt get ...

what are your computer specs? Shitty midi comes also from shitty computers. I use live with midi controllers and it works fine. Maybe you have to use asio drivers.

Airwave wrote:you need 4gb of ram.

As xp is a 32 bit OS, it can only uses up to 3.2 gb ram. At least thats what i knew.
If u wanna use more, then you'll have to use a 64 bit OS like vista but vista sucks so we'll just have to wait for windows 7.

First, what are your computer specs? (OS, RAM, HD, Is it running other programs at the same time = Antivirus, etc.)

i think you can connect as many as your computer let you. Its going to depend on the number of USB ports and the voltage. For example, i had a laptop with 2 usb ports and i couldnt connect my oxygen 49 and a mobilepre usb at the same time because of lack of voltage or something like that. However i ...

as far as i know, resolume doesnt work with midi clock, so it cant sync like derekc wants

And when you have your locator mapped, without the midi clip, does it go back to the locator once you press the key?

Maybe if you could post some pics of what you are doing, maybe i could guess whats the problem.

¿It doesnt do anything? ¿It doesnt trigger the midi clip?

So, you got your locator midi mapped to a midi message. Now, map a midi or audio clip to the same midi message. Im asumming you are using a keyboard or a mpc-ish controller, so what you are going to map are notes. You dont have to create a midi clip with a note, which i asume you did by your reply ...

Sorry but you have posted another topic about this recently. ¿Why did you repost?

First, insert a locator in the arrangement view in the part you want and midi map it to a note (for example C3). Then go to the session view and midi map an audio or midi clip to the same note, so when you activate that clip, it will go at the same time to that locator.

if you go to

http://www.iwannasoundlikeeveryoneelse.com and give them your social and bank information, they will send you a full album that you can claim is yours.

or you could search, or practice, or have a track you like in the analyzer and compare what you are doing to what you like

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Auto warping never works, you have to do it yourself
There are a LOT of tutorial about this subject. Just google it or youtube it.

Just an advice: There arent rules on how to make remixes (and music). You just make it.