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There are fields for scene tempo and time signature, I think they were added in Live 11. Select menu item View | Scene tempo and time signature. See https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/5595081962524-Scene-Tempo-and-Time-Signature#:~:text=To%20reveal%20Scene%20Tempo%20and,edge%20of%20the%20Mai...

alexleonard wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 20, 2024 6:22 am

I just tested this but with -ShowDeviceSlots in my Options.txt file, Tracks Options only shows "Track Delay" and "Keep Latency" under the mixer faders.

It's working fine for me here. The menu option to turn it on/off is View | Mixer Controls | Device Slots.

Press "M" to turn off the computer midi keyboard (or click the icon in the top row that looks like a keyboard).

Also, have you tried increasing the audio buffer size in preferences until it plays normally?

Looks like it's coming back (it's in the current beta version).

[jur] wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 12, 2024 10:52 am

spinlud wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 12, 2024 10:07 am

It seems assigning LFO target to Redux dry/wet doesn't work

It's perfectly working here.
If LFO in is MOD mode Redux' dry/wet slider doesn't visually display any modulation, but the modulation is applied.

Yup, was just about to update with that, it's just a visual thing.

UPDATE: As @jur points out, it's purely visual.

As a workaround... I would create a return track, mute it, add the envelope follower to that track and map it to the EQ.
Then just send any relevant kicks to that return track.

[jur] wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 08, 2024 10:00 am

You’ll be fine.

@jur this slogan needs to be on the next Ableton t-shirt.

Or just select all notes and type in 100.

Not sure if it will help, but Ableton provide some general tips for cloud storage:
https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/artic ... -Practices

Turn grid settings to "off", or hold the CMD key (Mac) when moving the points.

It's showing velocity (track input velocity). Try this: - Create your input midi track. - Create your second track, taking input from the first. As you say, levels are the same when played. - Put a velocity midi effect on your first (input) track, and set the "Out hi" to something low like...

And so far I've found 4 variations... E - move your mouse along the note, click anywhere, split note. Ignores grid - in fact the grid setting displayed at top right turns to "off". E+cmd - if you press and hold E and THEN press cmd and move mouse along a note it jumps according to current ...

mercury007 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 03, 2024 1:16 pm

If I open a note editing window and then click E and mouse click, it will not slice the notes.

The latest beta has this:
- Fixed a bug that prevented the [E] key actions (e.g., note splitting) from working in the MIDI Note Editor when in Live’s second window.