Where do I set a tempo range limit in Ableton?
Where do I set a tempo range limit in Ableton?
Hi,
Can someone tell me where I can set a pitch or master tempo adjustment range in ableton to +/- a certain bpm??? Can't for the life of me find it!
Cheers,
Iain
Can someone tell me where I can set a pitch or master tempo adjustment range in ableton to +/- a certain bpm??? Can't for the life of me find it!
Cheers,
Iain
Go to arrange view and select the master track, here you can set the song's upper and lower tempo range.
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Re: Where do I set a tempo range limit in Ableton?
This link was posted some time ago and is an essential for DJ'smullykid wrote:Hi,
Can someone tell me where I can set a pitch or master tempo adjustment range in ableton to +/- a certain bpm??? Can't for the life of me find it!
Cheers,
Iain
Check it out
http://www.liveuser.org/articles/index.php?p=9
i THINK that doesn't work in live5 anymore though. at least if you want to map a midi controller to certain range of tempo, you have to do it by assigning a controller to the master tempo and selecting the range from the controller assignment extra box (whatever it's called) in the bottom of live screen.
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Yep! It has changed between v4 and v5!zion15 wrote:i THINK that doesn't work in live5 anymore though. at least if you want to map a midi controller to certain range of tempo, you have to do it by assigning a controller to the master tempo and selecting the range from the controller assignment extra box (whatever it's called) in the bottom of live screen.
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if your in 5 go to midi map mode and assign controller to master temp (top left)mullykid wrote:Is that arcticle (above) about tempo ranges still applicable to Live 5?
then at the bottom of the GUI you will see where you can set a range
you can even set it "backwards" so the fader will respond like a tech 12