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Hi. Just drag them into an open empty live set, and they will install and save correctly in your library.
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Foss

Thanks for the answer and great contributions everybody!

Thanks a lot for sharing. Since you seem to know you way around sampler... is there an easy way to change the timbre of the selected sample (kick for instance) by incomming note velocity. So that it becomes more naturalistic sounding?
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Foss

Try Velocity under midi effects, preset: fix 127

Excellent!! Also check his own songs, they are really good.

exceptionally fucking cool!

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you need to configure the outputs in live´s prefs.
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One way you could do it, is to rack up some reverbs on a return track. Feed it with soome vinyl crackle (density really low !) and a room input to get the occasional cough . Cut the lows and kill the chorus, adjust size and decay time on the reverb. I find the live reverb really good for these sort ...

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silverlulu, Probably the adapter you put on your mic in order to use it in a mini stereo input jack ( onboard soundcards have these ) is in stereo. This does not mean that what you are getting is true stereo, but merely you are distributing the mono signal to both channels. This is regarded as undes...

The dynamic mics are mono. Make sure that in live, you chose the correct mono input (drop down menu)

Both your soundcards are able to record dynamic mics.
The alesis has an input meter, it should be fairly easy to monitor to mic gain.
Take a deep breath, and check your connections again.

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Why not buy some hammered keys and start to utilize the soft-synths you already have ....if you want analogue route them out through some nos valves......
Or go for the moog.

Lives own utility plugin.