LIVE 6 : it's time for the CROSSFADES curves between clips!
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davidbayles
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I love Live's auto-crossfades (and most of the time they work), but sometimes the fade isn't long enough. It would be great to be able to manually increase the fade length...
It could work something like this:
You click on a specified location somewhere at the boundary between two clips then drag up or down to increase/decrease the crossfade length. The cursor could change to an appropriate icon/symbol when you hover over the specified boundary location (just like the zooming in the ruler). This would be faster than any other program I've used (Logic, Pro Tools).
Also, right-clicking while hovering at the specified location could give the user a dropdown of predefined crossfade curves (like for the a/b crossfader in Live 6).
It could work something like this:
You click on a specified location somewhere at the boundary between two clips then drag up or down to increase/decrease the crossfade length. The cursor could change to an appropriate icon/symbol when you hover over the specified boundary location (just like the zooming in the ruler). This would be faster than any other program I've used (Logic, Pro Tools).
Also, right-clicking while hovering at the specified location could give the user a dropdown of predefined crossfade curves (like for the a/b crossfader in Live 6).
YES!
Session view for me...the legato mode actuall crossfading instead of playing where the last clip started off would be sweet....nice for us improvising musicians creating drones..
Session view for me...the legato mode actuall crossfading instead of playing where the last clip started off would be sweet....nice for us improvising musicians creating drones..
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The logical way would be this I guess:eamoon wrote:Time for a BIZZUMP
Especially nice would be if crossfades worked in the session view too, but I'd probably use this more in the arranger, doing surgery on recording takes.
If quantization value was 1 bar and you click play on another scene, the play starts to blink as normally, but instead of starting the new scene on 1, it would start fading out the previous scene and fading in the new scene. The crossfade would be complete withing the quantization value.
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I agree Live does need this feature, i myself would use this a great deal
i vote for C-R-O-S-S-F-A-D-E-S
i vote for C-R-O-S-S-F-A-D-E-S
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