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ABLETON LIVE BASICS:
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Hi Ableton-minded friends!
I'm Finland's 🇫🇮 Certified Trainer, and I also do beta and alpha testing for Ableton.

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Ableton protips time!
Do you want to be an Ableton ninja that can drop ill nuggets of wisdom on other users?
Crack open a classy drink and surf your web ship to Youtube to see uncle Fanu drop 10+ dope and tight Ableton tips!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxnxJqhJW2E

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"And why doesn't it save it to the clip slot on the track?"
Notice there are two separate recording actions: recording into arrangement and recording into session.
To record on Arr, have the track armed and use the Arrangement record button (solid round thingy that turns red once youve clicked on ...

Yes.

Try Complex Pro as warping mode, and also try increasing buffer size.

Yes, there’s a lock icon on Arrangement, above the track title area.

Ah yeah, good call on pre-leveling the files as a batch.
My favorite audio editor, TwistedWave (Mac only), can do this.
If you need this, you can get in touch and I can do it for a modest fee (depending on the amount of songs).

Click on the loop brace to highlight it.
Then, using up/down arrows moves the loop brace by the current grid value, and playhead moves with it, too.

Presets cannot be automated, sadly.
The quickest workaround I could think of would be doing an instrument rack that allows for several instruments / chains so it'd contain the Operators with desired presets, and automating the chain selector to play the different instances of Operator one at a time.

You probably need to activate the midi keyboard at Preferences of Ableton Live.
You should see a yellow light flicker at the very top right of Live if it's receiving midi.

• Raise the level/gain at the source (guitar)
• Raise the input gain of the recording track
• Raise the gain of the track that's recording the guitar in the DAW

Like I said on FB, plugins like VUmeter and LUmeter might work, but you'd want to set the level before playing it out, as it'll dip (to the desired level).
Traditional DJs have to do this too: I usually start to mix the track in by fading it in, and there I pay attention to how its level is as I ...

Might be hard-pressed to find anything for free.
Izotope RX works, but I've found it has to be kind of harsh for it to work.
E.g., I mix music for my living, and every time I've found something on a track that's slightly distorting and I've tried to fix it, it won't help, but stuff like more harshly ...

Would you be able to send me a project demonstrating this?
Could report it via an alpha forum.
I've been using SC and haven't noticed this.