missing 'edit' button in Live 6.03

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monkaiboy
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missing 'edit' button in Live 6.03

Post by monkaiboy » Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:08 pm

In Live 5, it was possible to edit a sample in your external editor by pressing an 'edit' button in the sample properties pane.

This seems to have been removed in 6.0.3. The only way I have found to edit a sample is to go 'Manage Set'/'View Samples' and then scroll down to find the sample I want to edit. Which when you have a large set is a bit of a pain.

I really hope I am missing something simple here. Anyone noticed this, or can tell me how to do this more simply?

Many thanks,
Kai

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Post by sqook » Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:15 pm

It was removed in live 6. To my knowledge, ableton hasn't offered an explanation as to why...

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Post by robin » Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:18 pm

sqook wrote:It was removed in live 6. To my knowledge, ableton hasn't offered an explanation as to why...
The functionality is still there though. It's in the context menu now (right click).

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Post by jwinch » Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:31 pm

You can right-click on the sample and choose "Manage Sample File". This brings up the sample list with the sample selected. Then you press the "Edit" button. This is a faster than "Manage Files/Manage Samples/View Samples/scroll down" - still not quite as convenient as the previous method.

monkaiboy
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Post by monkaiboy » Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:42 pm

jwinch wrote:You can right-click on the sample and choose "Manage Sample File". This brings up the sample list with the sample selected. Then you press the "Edit" button. This is a faster than "Manage Files/Manage Samples/View Samples/scroll down" - still not quite as convenient as the previous method.
Great, thanks. That'll do me...

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