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Whoop, there it is.

This little edit screen brings back some great memories. Thank you so much!

Thanks again, for your help, fishmonkey. It has been encouraging to have your voice along for the ride while I pretty much figure it out on my own.

Forums are so great. I hope somebody else learns something from my idiocy.

BTW. Still would like to figure out how to manipulate MIDI notes within a ...

Figured out how to quantize while recording.

Edit -> Record Quantization -> Pick your poison. In this case I'm using 1/8 note quantization.

Still a bit curious if there is a way to edit MIDI notes manually should I chose to do so. But, I'm now able to do everything I set out to do so I'm gonna ...

Having "track" enabled was the preset and it worked. Currently fiddling around.

The next question I am currently chasing is how to quantize the MIDI input after I've recorded it. Is that a thing?

Last time I used MIDI in Live was about 10 years ago, version 2. I didn't use a controller, I just ...

Thanks, fishmonkey. That was a fast response!

So I started doing research before I tried to just play around with the thing. Usually this works out great for me. In this case, however, it threw me off. I sort of understand MIDI, so I figured it would be simple going in, but then the lack of results in the research made my run here. Then I wrote ...

Hi.

All my googling steers me towards either people working with USB controllers, or with an ancient edition of Ableton, so here I am.

I am trying to use an older (non-USB) keyboard as a MIDI controller, so that I can record MIDI tracks and toss different sounds on them.

The Keyboard is a ...

In order to record in mono, do the following:

In the toolbar select View ---> Bus (or you can click the bus icon at the bottom right part of the Live window.

From the bus display select "input"

The click on "link" - this will unlink the left and right input channels, and you will now be able to ...