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It might be easier to add a clip that triggers just that sound, and midi map that clip. So for example: One midi clip of the sequence One midi clip to trigger the pad in drum rack MIDI map the note to Both of those. Before you had one mapped and wanted the other to trigger a note. And it can’t do bo...

I will say that if you’re on Windows, Korg midi drivers can be quite frustrating. It’s almost never as simple as plug n play.

Aside from that, no major impressions. Not much to be excited about, but they won’t stop you from doing what they do.

If you midi map a note, it no longer triggers sounds in instruments. For a single pad to trigger two things, it might be better to put two sounds in the same drum rack slot.

The highest and lowest notes are the ‘ends’ of the inversion. So it would make sense that they’d be unchanged. What will change is if the pattern of the upper and lower extremes are unique, they’d flip. Notes between them will also flip. So a note 3 semitones down from B3, will now be the note 3 sem...

So I did some Google video searches and I think if you watch enough tutorials and try to follow along and remember the process of several in a row, you might have a basic understanding. I’d recommend watching the vids on a separate device then your music computer just so the screen isn’t busy and in...

Now I see where the confusion is. You are looking at piano ‘samples’ in Live. Those samples are in Live to be used as general samples or more directly, they are used in one or Live’s “Instruments”. The Instrument is something that can be arranged as a midi sequence or can be played via a midi keyboa...

A thought to add. Launchpad is not audio, it is strictly MIDI.

It actually makes a lot of sense that if the effect and automation are not in the individual track, then it would not bounce with that effect on it. The track at that stage has-yet-to-come-in-contact with those fx and automation. Live can’t guess if you’ll take that channel and do something differen...

You might want to look into the direct monitoring settings on your interface. Direct monitoring bypasses the computer so that you can hear what is going in with minimal latency. But your audio isn’t getting processed. If you change the mix you can set it so there is no direct monitoring, and only mo...

I guess the first question, if you’re on Windows are you using ASIO drivers? The drivers from the manufacturer? Have you changed your Buffer size In Hardware Config in audio preferences? (Below 512 is usually decent, should be way better than your current situation) Are you using any plugins that wo...

Did you do any midi mappings? Midi mapping notes could override the control surface mappings on the APC. Even if the mappings are on the Launchpad for instance.

A way to override that is to turn off Remote with the APC input line in preferences. If that doesn’t fix the issue, then that’s not it.

The wording of your questions is a little confusing, but that is to be expected if you’re still learning about using Live. But it’ll help to get some clarification on things. First you mention recording ‘your’ piano. I’m not sure what you mean by this? Do you already have a piano that you use outsid...

You can put the saw sound in a Rack, or ‘Group’ the sound. There should be a context menu option if you right-click the title bar of the plug-in in Live’s devices view

Do you have the same problems without your interface?

Yeah. I think I overlooked the most simple questions. 1. Did you make sure to install the drivers for your hardware? They should be available at the manufacturer site, and will allow you to adjust settings of your hardware through the driver software. 2. Are you making sure in Audio Preferences that...