Access to the "internals" of drum racks?
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Access to the "internals" of drum racks?
After dragging a drum rack preset to a midi track (for instance the Kit-808) shouldn't I have access to the samples (as Simpler instruments)? If I double click on the Kick-808 slot, for example, nothing happens. Is this intentional for presets?
I have a strong recollection that I've seen chain lists with Simplers and effects inside Drum racks.
Actually the preset called "Kit-AmbientLoudPunchLite-Stick" does reveal it's internals, as expected, but the 808 kit doesnt... Maybe I need to reinstall?
Live 8.2.1 (full version but not Suite)
OSX 10.6.5
I have a strong recollection that I've seen chain lists with Simplers and effects inside Drum racks.
Actually the preset called "Kit-AmbientLoudPunchLite-Stick" does reveal it's internals, as expected, but the 808 kit doesnt... Maybe I need to reinstall?
Live 8.2.1 (full version but not Suite)
OSX 10.6.5
Re: Access to the "internals" of drum racks?
on the drum rack panel, click the small icons on the left-hand-side. One of the icons shows/hides chains
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Re: Access to the "internals" of drum racks?
Indeed
But there's no Show/Hide Chainlist or Devices on the Kit-808 rack. This is also true for Kit-Carbon, Kit-Carbonized (plus possible more ones).
Does your Kit-808 rack have Show/Hide Chainlist or Devices icons?
But there's no Show/Hide Chainlist or Devices on the Kit-808 rack. This is also true for Kit-Carbon, Kit-Carbonized (plus possible more ones).
Does your Kit-808 rack have Show/Hide Chainlist or Devices icons?
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Re: Access to the "internals" of drum racks?
Possibly, you don't own the licenses you need in order to access the Live instruments used inside this specific drum rack. If you do not own operator, for example, you can't access the "internals" of drum racks that use operator.
At least that's my first guess. I don't have access to Live right now..
At least that's my first guess. I don't have access to Live right now..
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Could very well be.
I wouldn't have thought, though, that a 808 kit would contain anything but simple samples, but I could be mistaken.
I wouldn't have thought, though, that a 808 kit would contain anything but simple samples, but I could be mistaken.
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whats up man,
I just checked my Kit-808 in a drum rack and I can get right into the device chains no problem. That is a weird issue that your having. I would say do an "idiot check" on the whole rack just to make sure that you are not missing anything. (not saying your an idiot, thats what I call it every time before I write to tech support.) and then if it still doesn't work then ask tech support what the deal is.
I just checked my Kit-808 in a drum rack and I can get right into the device chains no problem. That is a weird issue that your having. I would say do an "idiot check" on the whole rack just to make sure that you are not missing anything. (not saying your an idiot, thats what I call it every time before I write to tech support.) and then if it still doesn't work then ask tech support what the deal is.
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alien karma wrote:whats up man,
I just checked my Kit-808 in a drum rack and I can get right into the device chains no problem. That is a weird issue that your having. I would say do an "idiot check" on the whole rack just to make sure that you are not missing anything. (not saying your an idiot, thats what I call it every time before I write to tech support.) and then if it still doesn't work then ask tech support what the deal is.
Hi!
Good to hear that it's actually feasible (since you can access the internals). May I ask if you're using the Suite version (or just the regular, full version like me)?
I'l do an idiot check as well (hehe ) A good idea.
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This is exactly it... If you wanna test it out just load up live as the demo version and you see you will be able to open itpossibly, you don't own the licenses you need in order to access the Live instruments used inside this specific drum rack. If you do not own operator, for example, you can't access the "internals" of drum racks that use operator.
At least that's my first guess. I don't have access to Live right now..
I have the same "issue" the fix is to upgrade to suite...lol
I get the same thing with effect racks that contain amp...
Most of the instrument rack presets too...
Depends on if its using something thats only inculded in suite
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All the ones that don't open contain Operator.Komponist-Kalle wrote:Could very well be.
I wouldn't have thought, though, that a 808 kit would contain anything but simple samples, but I could be mistaken.
I have 2 x 808 kits - one is part of the Drum machines pack, and that one is made up of samples, and the other one is made with Operator. If you don't own either you get a locked version of the Operator version.... you can use it fully if you enter demo mode, but of course then you can't save (unless you get the 30 day trial)
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Aha... And since both Drum machines and Operator are part of Suite, it's perfectly in order that I can't open up my 808 kit then? If so, it makes sense.abletontrainer.com wrote:All the ones that don't open contain Operator.Komponist-Kalle wrote:Could very well be.
I wouldn't have thought, though, that a 808 kit would contain anything but simple samples, but I could be mistaken.
I have 2 x 808 kits - one is part of the Drum machines pack, and that one is made up of samples, and the other one is made with Operator. If you don't own either you get a locked version of the Operator version.... you can use it fully if you enter demo mode, but of course then you can't save (unless you get the 30 day trial)
Is there perhaps a simpler way to "enter demo mode" than to download the demo version and run it for 30 days, so that I can actually check this out?
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yes as dragonbreath says - that way you can demo it forever but you just can't save or export - just do the same in reverse to exit demo modeDragonbreath wrote:Open up the preferences (command ,)
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abletontrainer.com wrote:yes as dragonbreath says - that way you can demo it forever but you just can't save or export - just do the same in reverse to exit demo modeDragonbreath wrote:Open up the preferences (command ,)
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Excellent!
Thank you both of you!
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So, to sum up: this was a licence related issue. I don't own a licence for Operator, so I shouldn't be able to open up and tweak that particular rack.Komponist-Kalle wrote:abletontrainer.com wrote:yes as dragonbreath says - that way you can demo it forever but you just can't save or export - just do the same in reverse to exit demo modeDragonbreath wrote:Open up the preferences (command ,)
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Excellent!
Thank you both of you!
Thank you all for your answers