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Acid does this. You MUST do it !

Dont wait4Live 6. I want a multitrack rendering of my livesets for version 5.2.1

Thanks in advance Abletons, I'm sure you can do it !

Wow ! Your question is great and so naive at the same time !

I do both, and I do not feel that any of the two activities is less "artistic".
I do what I need and I do not stop until I'm happy with the result.
Call this what you want...

I dont know if it's the same for you, but after many gigs, I have not anymore the "artistic stress" before I play my music in front of people. But I still have the "technical stress"... I cannot relax before all my setup is installed, tested and working well on stage. I never thought of a CD with my...

Hello.
There is a Live/Reason tutorial in the tutorial section of this website... Maybe it can help (I have not read it, just guessing...)

yes. or a tab, like in a spreadsheet...

Yes I know : save as, rename, add the date and version number to the filename, save into the "archive" folder... Makes comparing different versions a boring task, dont you think so ?

This is a great function they had in Acid : the possibility to render a liveset to disk track by track in one click. Obvious use : to reimport the tracks into another sequencer (or into Live) for the final mix and postprod.

Oh yes, several arrangements for the same liveset. A good way to keep track of successive versions of the same liveset, to create a "live" and a "CD" version from the same track... alternate remixes... This would be great.

Hello. I'm not a dance music producer, so my technical advice would be useless. Anyway, I listened to the three tracks. They are really cool in their style, I enjoyed listening to them. Definitely the Third one is my favourite. It stands out and has something more than "just another piece of nice da...

Hello. I'm an old Acid User, and I love the way Acid lets you do nearly anything with keyboards shortcuts. The first shortcuts I would ask for are in the file browser : it's a real pain in the a.. a real pain to click and re-click and scroll and re-scroll to explore my (huge) collection of samples.....

In some of my pieces, I use a dozen operators in a row... It's a breeze... Where is the problem ? Where is the need for an optimization ? Besides, I would not compare FM7 with Operator... Not the same ambition, not the same category, not the same number of parameters. Operator looks simple, but the ...

Just a guess : check if a midi track is selected and if the keyboard configured as an input to this track... And if it is the case, change this. Your keys might work as you want afterwards.

lanquarem is my Operator serial number... Just kidding. In fact this word occured to me one morning when I used automatic writing to start a novel. The first sentence was (in french) "Le Lanquarem pestait sous le pli dur des vaguelettes moutonnantes..." This means something like "The Lanquarem was i...

When you only have two or three presets for each effect, and a dozen impulse kits, it is easy to manage, but when you start having a huge collection (and trackteam's tacklebox helps a lot for this), clicking on the little arrow and scrolling in the menu is not very ergonomic. Why not a keyboard shor...

A simple question... When you compare the sound of "the audio engines" of different software, compared to the sound of Ableton, are you comparing comparable things ? I mean : If you add tracks to Live and then drag and drop samples from your hard drive, you'll end up with a collection of stretched s...