Discussion of music production, audio, equipment and any related topics, either with or without Ableton Live
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mclovin98
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simmerdown
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by simmerdown » Mon Dec 31, 2012 11:22 pm
make a folder then drag the midi clip to that folder out through the Live browser
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vitalispopoff
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by vitalispopoff » Tue Jan 01, 2013 11:12 pm
written somewhere else that idea: if You use the vsts (i.e. it's not a external instrument case).
If You want to have both: the midi track, and its render:
freeze the track, flatten, drag 'n' drop the rendered audio outside the Live. Double undo (ctrl/cmd-Z). Import the audio file from the current location (usually the first spot is the desktop) to a new audio track.
MBP/ M-Audio FW 410/ OSX 8/AL 9 Suite/ UC33e + Drehbank
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timday
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by timday » Tue Jan 01, 2013 11:56 pm
I find both of these easier than dragging stuff in and out but depends on what you're used to I guess:
Duplicate the track (ctrl or cmd-D), render one of the tracks, mute the other (keep all the muted MIDI tracks in a group out of the way if you find it getting too complicated).
If I'm doing this to several tracks (e.g. rendering a bunch of cpu intensive VSTs to create a performance version) I'll just do a save as and make a second version of the original, then do the renders. If you do this all the individual MIDI tracks will always be recoverable via the broswer in either version.