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I've looked all over. The "Live Recordings" file in Ableton shows only recordings up to May 22. The project I'm working on was June 16. I am able to access the second recording from that date and the remainder of the first set which was recorded over. I've done nothing since, so I want to ...

I guess I'm not nearly well-enough organized. I never actually created a folder in which saved files could be found.
I've snooped around all over and still can't find a record of previous sets.
Any idea where I should be looking?

Unable to find "Live 9 songs"
Which folder is that in?

Thanks. Sorry to be dense, but I can't seem to find /Backup and /Samples.
Which folder am I opening for that?

I recorded a session at a gig but failed to save before recording the second set. D'oh!
Is there a way to retrieve the original file I recorded over?

Using Mac Book Pro )S 10.12.6, Ableton 9.7.7

I recently installed OS 10.5.8 on my Powerbook (so I could use an iPad as a controller) and now Ableton 8.2.6 is running slowly.
It's a Powerbook 5,7 17" has a 1.67 Ghz processor and 2 GB of Ram.
Is there anything I can reconfigure (buffer size is now at 512) to help speed things up?
Thanks

Any updates here regarding new apps vs apc40?

I've seen a couple of tutorials on this, but want more extensive info on looping, say, a guitar in live performance on the fly.
I want to mess with the audio and feed the samples back to the band as we play.

Also to use as an independent compositional tool.

Any recommendations? (Ableton 8.2.1)

I'd still like to know more...

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I'm looking for a relatively small (portable) midi keyboard controller for Live 7 with 6-8 faders and between 25 - 37 keys. I use Live to perform samples with a live band in real time and generally use 6 - 8 tracks and 20 - 30 scenes per project. I'd like to spend between $100 - $400, unless somethi...