Keeping note's on your sets.
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cool will try later.
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Did you mean to say that it works the same as above or it doesn't really work....?friend_kami wrote:its the same thing.nordmach wrote:Has anyone figured out a way to do something like this in LIVE 8?
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Re: Keeping note's on your sets.
same as above.nordmach wrote:Did you mean to say that it works the same as above or it doesn't really work....?friend_kami wrote:its the same thing.nordmach wrote:Has anyone figured out a way to do something like this in LIVE 8?
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Thanks for the tip!
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Awesome tip! It's really helpful to have a list of all my controller settings for each piece of gear (with the pic of the gear as headers!)
The cherry on top would be if this could be done for the Default Template. The problem is that every time Live loads it creates a new timestamped directory with the "new" Template.als in it, and unfortunately it's temporary; it's only there until you close Live:/
How can this be overcome?
The cherry on top would be if this could be done for the Default Template. The problem is that every time Live loads it creates a new timestamped directory with the "new" Template.als in it, and unfortunately it's temporary; it's only there until you close Live:/
How can this be overcome?
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One way is if Ableton (and every other dev) would just add a simple textbox control the their interface that would allow users to keep project specific notes. Or any notes. And let that file be saved separate from the project file, for easy access. It is one of those things that is butt simple to implement yet almost no host has it built in. I can't believe the addition of such a feature would require that much coding at all. If they could implement the info window at the lower left they could surely implement a text window somewhere. Its sad that such a simple feature has been missing from most hosts for soooo long. Engineers have been scribbling on little pieces of tape attached to mixing desks for ages. Why this feature is omitted from so many daws has always remained a mystery to me.shadx312 wrote:How can this be overcome?
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There is already a text box in Live 8.UncleAge wrote:One way is if Ableton (and every other dev) would just add a simple textbox control the their interface that would allow users to keep project specific notes. Or any notes. And let that file be saved separate from the project file, for easy access. It is one of those things that is butt simple to implement yet almost no host has it built in. I can't believe the addition of such a feature would require that much coding at all. If they could implement the info window at the lower left they could surely implement a text window somewhere. Its sad that such a simple feature has been missing from most hosts for soooo long. Engineers have been scribbling on little pieces of tape attached to mixing desks for ages. Why this feature is omitted from so many daws has always remained a mystery to me.shadx312 wrote:How can this be overcome?
Right click on most items on the screen and you will see a "enter info text". There is NO keyboard shortcut however (bummer) but it WILL let you write notes on the box located on the bottom left corner of the screen. I'm not 100% sure when it was introduced but I don't I've been using it to write notes for a while now.
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Wow! Thanks. I never knew this was there. I guess that's what I get for not reading the manual as of latejuanlittledevil wrote:There is already a text box in Live 8.UncleAge wrote:One way is if Ableton (and every other dev) would just add a simple textbox control the their interface that would allow users to keep project specific notes. Or any notes. And let that file be saved separate from the project file, for easy access. It is one of those things that is butt simple to implement yet almost no host has it built in. I can't believe the addition of such a feature would require that much coding at all. If they could implement the info window at the lower left they could surely implement a text window somewhere. Its sad that such a simple feature has been missing from most hosts for soooo long. Engineers have been scribbling on little pieces of tape attached to mixing desks for ages. Why this feature is omitted from so many daws has always remained a mystery to me.shadx312 wrote:How can this be overcome?
Right click on most items on the screen and you will see a "enter info text". There is NO keyboard shortcut however (bummer) but it WILL let you write notes on the box located on the bottom left corner of the screen. I'm not 100% sure when it was introduced but I don't I've been using it to write notes for a while now.
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The only thing which bugs me about the info text box is: that it's not actually tied in with markers, which come on? notes on markers who'd what that! (it's only like the most important place to put notes in arrangement mode?)
(I use a combination of color, names, and notes) If something has a note I rename it with something like "Name (NOTE)" which reminds me to look at the box.
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Wow! Thanks. I never knew this was there. I guess that's what I get for not reading the manual as of late [/quote]
(I use a combination of color, names, and notes) If something has a note I rename it with something like "Name (NOTE)" which reminds me to look at the box.
Juan
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Wow! Thanks. I never knew this was there. I guess that's what I get for not reading the manual as of late [/quote]
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And if not that then maybe a little indicator in the corner of a clip showing there is a note attached, like in MS Excel. Well it's a start I guess.
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I added a note on the master track of one of my sets. Got to the bottom of the box and no scrolling, no nothing. Clearly not suitable for "book" size notes.
Wasn't able to resize either (8.1.2 on a macbook pro, dunno if that's relevant)
I'll probably try the CovOps hack and move on.
Improvement in (text) note handling would be very welcome cause not everything makes it into my paper notebook.
Wasn't able to resize either (8.1.2 on a macbook pro, dunno if that's relevant)
I'll probably try the CovOps hack and move on.
Improvement in (text) note handling would be very welcome cause not everything makes it into my paper notebook.
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Yeah, it looks like I'll be using a combination of the two solutions. The text file solution is that hard to keep up with really. It just requires a little housekeeping.
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Yeah I spent an hour trying to get this to work in 8.2.1. Not working for me.
I followed the step by step. =(
Anyone got a link for a VST that I can write track comments on please?
Thanks! ~J
I followed the step by step. =(
Anyone got a link for a VST that I can write track comments on please?
Thanks! ~J
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I guess you can right click the track and do "edit info text".
Seems to do the trick. Not to sure why I didn't see that before.
Seems to do the trick. Not to sure why I didn't see that before.
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Its been 5 years since I wrote this, you'll find the following thread to be more up to date. This stuff was written for Live 4 or something.
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php? ... 9#p1222009
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php? ... 9#p1222009