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Stennos wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 24, 2019 9:31 pm

Hi, I am using Ableton 10 Lite
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Try previewing the file using the preview feature you get using space bar – does it now sound different?

Drag the content (of the song using the browser) to the clip area and it will work.
This is how I used to do all my live sets: drag Session content of songs to one project in Session.

Live 10.0.6 exports inconsistently today Have worked with Live 10 and now Live 10.1 extensively, and I'll say it's 100% consistent: how it sounds to me while I work with it is how it'll sound to me after export. Where's my proof? I work as a mixing and mastering engineer, and I handle a few hundred...

Sure there are no plugins (on tracks, returns, master) in your project causing latency?

Ah, so you mean replacing audio clips on the Arrangement. Can't be done. I've been there, and always thought it just makes more sense to do stuff with Simpler/Sampler so you can replace the sample very easily. E.g., every time I do an additional hihat track on a song, I use Simpler for this very rea...

No. Might get pretty messy.
You can see as many as you want on Arrangement, though; use the + sign to open up more tracks for automation.

cacti wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 03, 2011 4:20 pm

Some say that LIVEs summing enginge is not that great.

And the same people rarely anything to back that claim up.
If you – or those "some" – do, I'll be glad to listen.

808byte wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 14, 2019 2:53 am

Its time for improving workflow

I truly don't get this.
You can drag a sample in from the browser, yeah?
And even if it ends up being too long, copy the section from it you'd like to use, hit undo (so sample disappears), then paste the range you just copied there.

I don't know about PC machines, but if any Mac user EVER faces this, I suggest previewing the exported file with space bar…you'll get the file without any possible EQs.

Almost every single case like this always ends up being user error having to do with EQing on Windows.

Most peculiar.
I hadn't actually noticed how some VSTs have that floppy icon and allow for storing of presets the "normal" way while some do not.
Wonder why. At least all AUs have that floppy icon, but I don't know why some VSTs don't.

Possible time sig automation is on the master track, so you need to copy+paste it there.

Create a new audio track, set its parameters to how you'd like it to be by default, right-click on the track header, "save as default".

Come on guy's how about something helpful here? Collect all and save – that's your solution. I can guarantee collect all and save WILL work. Also, if it's missing, click on the "here" on bottom left, then hover your cursor on the of the sample on the sidebar on the right, and look at the ...

Started filming my Ableton Live Advanced video today.
It'll have a TON of deeper content.

Let me know what you would like to see/hear.

Out this summer.
Huge thanks to all who've got my basics video so far…been going worldwide!

You're probably roasting something on the tracks with some plugins.
Or running something hot into something on the master.

As we know, track levels per se don't matter as long as master stays green, thanks to 32-bit float audio engine.
But levels between/into plugins is another matter.