Robert Henke

[Guest]

hi Robert, very much appreciate what You and the whole Ableton team have been doing, I know the upgrade of Live is in it's final stages and am really looking foward to it along with the rest of the world but what I want to ask you is there a chance that it's not too late to include a truncate feature with in the clip properties? for me this would make Live its own audio editor in addition to it being my sampler and sequencer. I don't know anything about programming so i don't know how much trouble I'm asking you guys to get into but I always do my basic editing right there in the sample window and if I could just discard destructively or indestructively the audio on either side of the loop brackets I'd be in sampler heaven.
thanks for your time

-::mic-minimal:: (the first ableton Live hiphop head) since day one of
Live 1.0

[mikHATz]

you kan already do this(trunkate) with the konsolidate funktion in the arranger...

set your loop markers, drag the klip into arranger, then ctrl + j


mike!

[radder]

hi Robert, very much appreciate what You and the whole Ableton team have been doing

Wow, a capitalized "you"... does that mean Robert Henke is... gasp... God?

[Guest]

uh..... nope.

let's not go overboard here, with all due respect to robert henke. there's already enough of that on this forum.

he is doing a supremely able job, as is ableton, staying at the forefront of music production/sound design technology. let us not deify the all-too-human, as we all are.

we get enough of that in the american media (see ronald reagan this entire past week).

let's focus on making music, shall we?

[radder]

that was my point, but i was hoping to not have to spell it out.

[Guest]

thanks Mike, i'm aware of that, just when dealing with alot of samples the back and forth gets tedious.


Robert Henke god?, now that's a good example of a college tuition going to waste.