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it refrences zero as what ever the parameter is set to. so if your knob is set to 20 then 0 is starts at 20 onwards in automation.

get off the grid with your midi. play it in by hand.

firstly i'd assign it to the pitch bend wheel if u have one, so it goes back to the middle(default=0) when u let go (spring loaded). you'll have to automate it in the arrange page then drag it back to the session view. done! P.s tone mode will probably get the best results, depends on the source mat...

i just move oneshots around in the grid on arrangement view. then colsolidate them into loops. the beauty of software is that there always more than 1 way to skin a cat.

any solution for mac ?

mmmm sounds nice, ive got a feeling thats not just a dry analogue.

just use a clip envelope to automate the volume, poor mans ducking.

is there anyway to assign a keyrange to open the filter? like c1-c2 opens it up from 0-127 in stages. this would more closely emulate the mpc's 16 levels command.

sort of like how you can play the resonator pitch by using an assigned midi key range. I can't test it right now.

just make sure you consolidate(commit) that new region into its own audio file. all this can be done inside abez. thats the beauti of ableton, its non destructive unless you commit your edits.

yeh that sounds like the audio to score function in logic.

damm i just bought ableton 8, what great news.

i get so affectionate over midi sometimes i can't conceal my erection.

yeh annoying, i like to remove each plugin. then re-add them till i find the culprit. Its normally always 3rd plgins that cripple ableton for me.

ive never been happy with sync in ableton. On my xp PC cubase used to sync great with my mpc1000. and ableton 7 sort of did, but it wasnt ultra tight. on my macbookpr, logic sync up tight with everything i send at it. on the other hand ableton is still laggy as fuck. i played around setting it as a ...

u can chop (ctrl-e) and drag the chops onto an impulse from the arrange view. its just the same but takes a bit more effort.