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The audio you want to send to the 1202 has to go OUT your Saffire to the 1202, and then from the 1202, back IN the Saffire. Saffire (out) --> 1202 (in) --> 1202 Effect --> 1202 (out) --> Saffire (in) Use Live's External Effect to choose the Input/Output of the Saffire you're using with the 1202.

ALT 3-4 usually implies a Mackie mixer. Here are some routing options: ALT 3-4 --> Focusrite In (record the muted mixer channels) Focusrite Out --> Sub --> Monitors or Focusrite Out --> Mixer In (Stereo Channel) --> Mixer Out (Main or Monitor) --> Sub --> Monitors If you route the output of the Focu...

What are you using to convert the phono signal to line level? This ^^^ Turntables do NOT output their audio signal at line level. You're going to need something like the Art DJPre to boost the turntable's phono signal regardless of cables/adapters used. http://www.amazon.com/ART-II-Preamplifier-Out...

Alloy has a multiband transient shaper, which is actually pretty good. Live doesn't have one, which is a shame. Well there's a free M4L transient designer here http://sonicbloom.net/en/free-max-for-live-effect-transient-designer/ and you can always make a multiband version using a rack. It's one of...

Alloy has a multiband transient shaper, which is actually pretty good. Live doesn't have one, which is a shame.

For the record, I would like to see more specifics. Hardware specs, ESXi or Workstation version, VM settings (if other than the defaults), additional drivers (if any), and guest OS including version or service pack level.

NL Midi Out -> Mbox Midi In Mbox Midi Out -> NL Midi In Assuming the NL is your Midi keyboard controller, turn local control off, and make sure it's set to receive on Midi Ch 1 for slot A. In Live's preferences, make sure that Track is enabled for the Mbox's Midi in/out ports. Create a Midi track in...

Here are some threads on Gearslutz, which should help you out. https://www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-electronic-music-production/886928-dark-techno-low-rumbly-noise-bass.html https://www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-electronic-music-production/919923-warm-d...

Do you have anything in the search field at the top of the browser? If so, remove it.

I don't own a Machine, but my guess is those settings are saved with each kit, and are not global to everything you load.

Have you tried saving a kit with those settings and then reloading it to see if they persist?

CoreyJayzMusic wrote:i want a bass... a bass you could feel in you're chest...

Try layering your bass patch with an 808 kick that's tuned to your bass and low-pass filtered to reduce the click in its attack.

Some things to try:

- Turn the Korg's volume all the way down
- Disconnect the audio cables coming out of the Korg
- Turn off Local Control in the Korg

Edit: Looks like you've already got it sorted.

Wasn't it Survivor that did Eye of the Tiger for one of the Rocky movies? Not that it really matters...

Not sure about the Kontakt limitation, but the UVI looks right.

Keep in mind that the channel/track with the instance of your VSTi uses the first set of outputs. Therefore, you cannot assign them to any other channels/tracks, which is why they're not listed.

Not sure if this will work, but try adding the LPD8 to all six slots, and leave the I/O set to None for slots 2-6.