That does it, I'm soldTarekith wrote: In Live 6 you can assign midi commands to switch the Clip view to whatever clip is playing in each track. Another nice new feature.
I agree. I can make do without but I'd like the option.Though I agree that dual waveform view would be useful. Yeah, you don't have it on old school decks, but it's due to the new ways I can DJ in Live that I want it
Funnily enough I pointed that out earlier in the thread.Poltergeist wrote:Adonis, i agree with you, if you want to use vinyl control and feel like your mixing actual records, then go with Torq. But I sold my turntables and just use live now. As it stands Live does everything I need that those programs do.
Also Adonis, you know that that name is used by one of the most famous Acid House pioneers right? Marshall Jefferson, Adonis, and DJ Pierre pretty much invented Acid House. Just thought you should know.
you don't say?Poltergeist wrote: Also Adonis, you know that that name is used by one of the most famous Acid House pioneers right? Marshall Jefferson, Adonis, and DJ Pierre pretty much invented Acid House. Just thought you should know.
OF COURSE I know where select on launch is... pfffPoltergeist wrote:It is there, go to Preferences > Record/Warp/Launch > Select on Launchmocker wrote:Yes they did. I'm not a DJ but you can't even select a whole scene remotely anymore ! You could in Live 5 and now you have to use your mouse !! Great improvement. Especially "live". Fantastic, thanks Ableton.the_planet wrote:Yeah, so, I was thinking to myself today about how Live is the most powerful software-based DJing tool EVER. Yes, it can be time-consuming to figure out exactly how you want it set up, and how to build features that aren't included with the software, but that's all part of the process. It weeds out the retards.
I don't think they "abandoned" anyone.
BRING BACK SELECT ON LAUNCH
WTF, do people not examine the software when they get it. I spent a whole day just looking at the Prefs and all to see whats new and where it is.
No it's not, it doesn't select all the slots in the scene like it used to do in Live 5. Now you have to control-click the scene and choose "Select All slots in scene"(yes no kidding). How's that for a live musician ? You'll ask me why I wanted to do that, well for instance I could transpose a whole scene on the fly, nice fx huh ? Not anymore. Improvement.Poltergeist wrote:Remote selection of a scene is done by clicking on Midi or Key learn and looking under the master track stop all clips button there should be an up and down arrrow and a box with a number in it. Click on the box with the number and assign a knob to it. Use the knob to scroll through scenes and it will highlite a whole scene as you move the knob. Then you can use a Key mapping and set the little play button to the left of that to launch the scene you selected. Is that what your looking for?
I understand what you mean now. Its not a feature that I have ever needed, so I didn't notice it missing. Sorry for not getting what you said.mocker wrote:No it's not, it doesn't select all the slots in the scene like it used to do in Live 5. Now you have to control-click the scene and choose "Select All slots in scene"(yes no kidding). How's that for a live musician ? You'll ask me why I wanted to do that, well for instance I could transpose a whole scene on the fly, nice fx huh ? Not anymore. Improvement.Poltergeist wrote:Remote selection of a scene is done by clicking on Midi or Key learn and looking under the master track stop all clips button there should be an up and down arrrow and a box with a number in it. Click on the box with the number and assign a knob to it. Use the knob to scroll through scenes and it will highlite a whole scene as you move the knob. Then you can use a Key mapping and set the little play button to the left of that to launch the scene you selected. Is that what your looking for?
