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It is a hardware limitation, most computer keyboards have limits on the key combinations that can be pressed at the same time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_rollover https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/-n-key-rollover-nkro-definition,5751.html https://www.keyboardco.com/blog/index.php/2016/03/w...

Live has Align Delay and M4L devices like this one:

https://maxforlive.com/library/device/6 ... se-rotator

Expression Control with its Keytrack input.

Probably a backup in the Project's Backup folder.

That's Insight. not Ozone, and it is probably showing left and right, but the plugin is wrongly configured for surround for some reason.

Bass Bash is from the Beat Tools pack.

Preferences > Look Feel > "Don't Show Again" Warnings: Restore.

If it was per project then you would have the same problem with each separate project (needing to rebuild .asd for each project that doesn't already have them), and you would also get dozens of copies of the same .asd file in separate projects.

"Create analysis files" needs to be turned on for the data to be saved in the ASD files.

Nope, not a single file with such name in my computer, sorry.

In that MPC video, it is simply looping the tail length (probably with fade-ins/outs), you can hear the audio looping.

In Live you would set a loop in Simpler (Classic mode) or Sampler, or even simply using Warp in Simpler (if you just want 2x or 4x longer).

With drum packs like Sample from Mars that already have ADG/ADV for the files, you may want to add only the ADG or ADV presets to Places, not the whole folders with all the samples.

Slicing to Sampler then cropping all the slices at once in Sampler's Zone tab is simpler (may need a Freeze/Flatten step to bounce FX). https://www.ableton.com/en/manual/live-instrument-reference/#the-sample-layer-list Though with OP's simple example (1 bar break into 4 slices) I would simply slice ...

That's how MPE works, it uses all the 16 MIDI channels and has a voice allocation protocol/algorithm, nothing to do with the MIDI Monitor device or even Live.

You can just type the decimals, they only shows 2 decimals but most number boxes allow typing more decimals, up to 6 or 7.