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a little reverb to help blend it back together?

you can do this. load your drum kit into a midi channel. create as many new midi channels as you need for each drum piece (kick, snare, hat, etc) in each of these, set midi output to feed the instrument's channel. then you can have each drum's midi information separate, all triggering the same kit. ...

no, pbajzek is right.

look towards the upper right of your live screen, a few inches in from the right side. look for the little button with a mini-keyboard icon. disable this button

yay, i've turned us into a bizarro overclocking forum with lots of cpu-z screenshots.

goddamn your processor kicks ass!

i thought it was weird because it is copied text from that other thread, word for word

??

http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... ws+startup

re-pitch and just learn to love your song in it's new key!

i would guess that is because at that point it is entering the arrangement.

sweet, you have a 100 MB disk on you laptop!

uh, but reading your post again, i realize that you're having trouble getting the xp cd going at all... sorry, i don't know what to say about that! i'm surprised it isn't chomping at the bit to let you reformat and install if it was on a desktop, i'd say yank the HD out and format it on another comp...

http://www.devhood.com/tutorials/tutorial_details.aspx?tutorial_id=313 http://www.poopoccurs.com/linux/dualboot.html http://www.devhood.com/messages/message_view-2.aspx?thread_id=53128 I haven't done this for a while, but let's see if i can remember a bit... I'm pretty sure that for a linux/XP dual ...

the cleanest warp mode is complex, but also the most CPU-intensive.

you can use a new channel sort of as a buss - change each drum track's output from "master" to the group channel and then that one's output goes to the master

that would be cool, "dropping warps"

except how would you incorporate what bar each drop was? or would you have to hit it every bar?