Don't know if this one has been discussed before, but how about linkable warp marker groups across tracks - so if you record 12 tracks of drums into Live and want to time them, they can be linked in a group so it doesn't matter which of the 12 tracks you are moving the warp markers on, the others will move with it (so they stay phase coherent).
Would also be handy for multi-miced instruments like guitars and bass, as well as being able to creatively manipulate the timing of an entire section of a song easily.
Linkable warp marker settings across several tracks.....
i don't know if you mean real-time...
because for now, what you can do, is copy a warped clip in different tracks, and then import ANY audio file in it ('replace' function), the audio file will keep the same warping parameters.
it can be a bit tedious when you have many tracks, but it is still quicker than warping them one by one.
because for now, what you can do, is copy a warped clip in different tracks, and then import ANY audio file in it ('replace' function), the audio file will keep the same warping parameters.
it can be a bit tedious when you have many tracks, but it is still quicker than warping them one by one.
Hey Peeddrroo
Thanks for the tip man, that's a great way to work around things. I'm just hoping Ableton might make doing this a bit easier for us in the future. With a feature like Warp Marker Grouping, Live would be an invaluable tool for full on studio multitracking sessions, and I think would do the job quicker than the likes of Pro Tools. Anybody else out there wanting to multitrack in Live and have any ideas???
Steve.
Thanks for the tip man, that's a great way to work around things. I'm just hoping Ableton might make doing this a bit easier for us in the future. With a feature like Warp Marker Grouping, Live would be an invaluable tool for full on studio multitracking sessions, and I think would do the job quicker than the likes of Pro Tools. Anybody else out there wanting to multitrack in Live and have any ideas???
Steve.