Dedicated mixer
Dedicated mixer
Ableton seriously needs a quality dedicated mixing window. I can't stand mixing in Ableton. I have to go over to Pro tools to do my final mix down because its just so much better. Ableton has been around for a long time now and I love a lot of the features but its really lacking in this area.
DAW - Ableton 10. System - Windows 10. Interface - Fireface UC
Re: Dedicated mixer
Can you give some examples of features you'd like to see?
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Re: Dedicated mixer
Have a look at Pro tools. Thats all I have to say. Ableton pales in comparison as far as the mixer goes.Tarekith wrote:Can you give some examples of features you'd like to see?
DAW - Ableton 10. System - Windows 10. Interface - Fireface UC
Re: Dedicated mixer
The more I look at PT, the less I understand why I should use it. So, I also think some examples would help understanding what's better in your opinion.Flange wrote:Have a look at Pro tools. Thats all I have to say. Ableton pales in comparison as far as the mixer goes.Tarekith wrote:Can you give some examples of features you'd like to see?
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Re: Dedicated mixer
Also as a separate window for viewing on a Secondary Monitor.
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Re: Dedicated mixer
yep. Cubase works like that too and i have to agree based on using it.LFO8 wrote:I think I get what he is trying to say. It is very very handy for mixing if you can see the FX inserts on the mixer channels themselves. Like Pro Tools and Logic do. In Ableton you have to click on the channel, get into the device view and see what's in there (often scroll from left to right to). This allows for only one channel at a time whereas whit Pro Tools and Logic you can see what FX are inserted on multiple channels at one. Not only can you view them in the mixer inserts themselves, you can also load and open them from there.
Super handy for mixing.. period.
i also like the floating mixer... i know Ableton has it all in the single GUI and i'm not into too many things floating around and cluttering up the work space, but in the case of the mixer... i wish the Abes would make an exception.
Re: Dedicated mixer
First off, shout out to Madeline Bloom.
http://sonicbloom.net/en/ableton-live-i ... xt-part-1/
If you havent explored the possibilities with the Options.txt file, I suggest you do so.
Now you can see which plugins you have loaded in each channel. Much similar to Logic and Pro-tools.
http://sonicbloom.net/en/ableton-live-i ... xt-part-1/
If you havent explored the possibilities with the Options.txt file, I suggest you do so.
Now you can see which plugins you have loaded in each channel. Much similar to Logic and Pro-tools.
Re: Dedicated mixer
^ ha! nice! did not know that...
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Re: Dedicated mixer
+1001 <3 so useful!AmuroFord wrote:First off, shout out to Madeline Bloom.
http://sonicbloom.net/en/ableton-live-i ... xt-part-1/
If you havent explored the possibilities with the Options.txt file, I suggest you do so.
Now you can see which plugins you have loaded in each channel. Much similar to Logic and Pro-tools.
Re: Dedicated mixer
Dont know if this is exactly what you want, but as of version 9.1, you can open a second window in Live.EnjoyRC wrote:Also as a separate window for viewing on a Secondary Monitor.
"View > Second Window"
https://www.ableton.com/en/help/article ... r-support/
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It's not the most stable, just a heads up.H20nly wrote:^ ha! nice! did not know that...
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tarekith
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Re: Dedicated mixer
Hey Eric, unstable as in affects performance or playback, or the noted display issues?Tarekith wrote:It's not the most stable, just a heads up.H20nly wrote:^ ha! nice! did not know that...
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(STUDIO I/O) MOTU UltraLite mk5 (w/ADA8200), (LIVE I/O) Behringer X Air XR18
Ableton Live Suite 11 (Live performances), Studio One 5 (Studio Stem Creation)
(STUDIO I/O) MOTU UltraLite mk5 (w/ADA8200), (LIVE I/O) Behringer X Air XR18
Ableton Live Suite 11 (Live performances), Studio One 5 (Studio Stem Creation)
Re: Dedicated mixer
thanks for the heads up... but same question as above???
Re: Dedicated mixer
Nothing that would lead to a crash, but annoying little bugs like device name that don't update when moved or renamed and things like that.H20nly wrote:thanks for the heads up... but same question as above???
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Re: Dedicated mixer
Exactly, sorry for not seeing your questions earlier. It's a neat idea, but it's definitely got some issues too.
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