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to be uber processing conservative you could also sample or freeze the sounds into loops.

Besides using other midi software I believe you need to be using an instrument
which supports velocity sensitivity such as sampler. The routing functions will
be unique to each instrument however most high end synths will have that
capability in there somewhere.

Also you just map them all to some unused function in live.

I keep spreading the word about this awesome vid!
http://vimeo.com/1701545

Actually I'm not sure that I understand either, are you DJing or performing?

Monsterjumbo - I don't believe you understand the question.


Here's an excellent video for turning your printed tracks into a playable live set.
http://vimeo.com/1701545

If you want a knob just map any unused knob on your uc33e to control tempo.
If it's too sensitive then decrease the value range. Set it to 110-166 if you like
for the most "room" in your fader pass.
Must the device show the numbers? Why not look on your computer screen?

How did you do it?

Jan Holm wrote: Just as I finished I found these, which I might choose if I was
to do it all over. http://www.readyacoustics.com/index.php ... th=26_11_2

So you buy the bag plus a frame and the Owens Corning 703 acoustic insulation, is that right?

outershpongolia wrote: ...also made a shelf underneath in the V of the stand where my interface and hub/cables are.. Posting pics soon.

I still want to see that pic.

Rerun, That sounds like your global grid is set to 2 bars, am I Right? Try decreasing it to one.

I don't know if you have any "effect on/off" automation written but if not then just turn all the effects off then go to "file - export - select all tracks from the drop down and choose your destination folder. " to export all tracks. If there IS "effect on/off" auto th...

Your apc40 is a controller for live, It itself cannot buzz.
It may have a power problem which is causing your audio interface to buzz.

Mine does not have this problem.

Double check the apc40 manual to make sure you have your midi preferences correct. You must keep the apc40 set as the control surface at all times. control surface - apc40 input - apc40 output - apc40 midi port: apc40 input - track = on, remote = on apc40 output - track = on, remote = on now just hi...

It's very difficult to see what he's doing and his voice is mostly inaudible during the crucial moment of his explanation, however I confirmed that he is assigning the activator buttons of the apc40 to the "track status display" in ableton. This area is where a "pie" circle is di...