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MIDI Remote Scripts folder is inside the Ableton contents package. I'm pretty sure it is in the correct place. There is the LiveControl script (which does appear in MIDI preferences) and the LiveControl_TO (which doesn't show up even though it is copied into the MIDI Remote Scripts folder ...

Trying to get TouchOSC installed. Midi control works fine, but I haven't had any luck getting things like the clip launcher to work. Livecontrol_TO doesn't appear in the control surfaces even though I have the folder installed in the MIDI Remote Scripts folder. I've been researching this for hours ...

This keeps happening. Anyone else have this problem? It seems to have every time I change the Max patch and then resave.

I've tried that and still encounter the same issue.

You could probably do this without Max. Use one channel to record and loop midi and use the Midi pitch effect to change the key.

One of my max devices will not open the max editor. Other devices will, but this one seems to make MaxMSP not respond and I have to force quit. I've tried repairing permissions and trashing the max preferences file and the problem persists. Any other suggestions?

Just solo the tracks you want to print or mute the ones you don't want.

Or just create you own click using a cowbell sound of something else that triggers with any tracks you are playing. Then you have control over the quality of the sound and when it is on or off.

He does a lot of field recording. So often there are found sounds layered and edited together. You may very well be hearing the sound of an actual deck of cards being shuffled.

Just put the 2 songs in different tracks and remove the stop button on the clips that would stop the song you want to keep going.

check your preferences. there is an option that makes it so you can only have one track in record mode at once, just take that off.

You are going to need to do some reading in the manual. I-O button on the far right will open up the in/out section in the channels. Sounds like you haven't set your audio or midi preferences either.

If you understand how to map the APC controls to effect parameters in Ableton than it should be very simple to do the things you are talking about. You can use the beat repeat effect to do stutters, you don't need an additional plug-in

Make sure your track output is routed to the master.

Check your midi mapping - you may have accidentally mapped something to control the tempo.