fastest way to switch songs/sets live?
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Robbie Ost
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fastest way to switch songs/sets live?
Hi all!
Is there any faster way to switch between sets/songs with live 6,
then to use the built in browser? it seems very slow for a "live" app.
and now that we have project folders in Live 6 it makes it even worse
to find the right line to click while on stage...
or did i miss the obvious?
thanks a lot!
robbie
Is there any faster way to switch between sets/songs with live 6,
then to use the built in browser? it seems very slow for a "live" app.
and now that we have project folders in Live 6 it makes it even worse
to find the right line to click while on stage...
or did i miss the obvious?
thanks a lot!
robbie
Use only one large set.... there are many ways to set it up you can use racks and switch between chains.... there isn't any right way to do it...
I do it like this.... I have five midi tracks, each one holds only midi notes.... then I have five midi tracks each one holding an instance of massive(vsti synth).... the notes from the note tracks are sent to the massive tracks(only so I can mute single notes and have effects trails left over).... I have an external track from my sampler for drums.
I do it like this.... I have five midi tracks, each one holds only midi notes.... then I have five midi tracks each one holding an instance of massive(vsti synth).... the notes from the note tracks are sent to the massive tracks(only so I can mute single notes and have effects trails left over).... I have an external track from my sampler for drums.
Welcome!
I think most of us put all songs/tracks/etc in one big set, and launch different parts of the sets with scenes. Add the ability to drag 'n drop clips from the browser into that one set, and there's not a whole lot you can't do.
One of my sets has 100+ tracks, and 80+ scenes. I only have to load it once, and I'm finished loading for the night.
I think most of us put all songs/tracks/etc in one big set, and launch different parts of the sets with scenes. Add the ability to drag 'n drop clips from the browser into that one set, and there's not a whole lot you can't do.
One of my sets has 100+ tracks, and 80+ scenes. I only have to load it once, and I'm finished loading for the night.
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Robbie Ost
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Thanks a lot guys!
hambone1, Ruso:
putting all into one set was the first thought i had, but:
i wouldnt be able to change BPM and/or time signature when working with scenes, right?
my way of working is like this:
i have several normal tracks and sometimes 1 or 2 vsti instruments.
all is shot by a midi keyboard: i only have to touch the laptop when changing
sets.
a good old program change would be cool or something like that.
as my setlist changes from gig to gig i need to flexible as well.
If there is a way to put my sets into one big set and then hopping around
in it the way i want it, also changing BPM and VSTinstuments,
please let me know.
maybe with those live racks? i thought that way we only can make effekt or instrument racks...
thanks for helping me with this..
hambone1, Ruso:
putting all into one set was the first thought i had, but:
i wouldnt be able to change BPM and/or time signature when working with scenes, right?
my way of working is like this:
i have several normal tracks and sometimes 1 or 2 vsti instruments.
all is shot by a midi keyboard: i only have to touch the laptop when changing
sets.
a good old program change would be cool or something like that.
as my setlist changes from gig to gig i need to flexible as well.
If there is a way to put my sets into one big set and then hopping around
in it the way i want it, also changing BPM and VSTinstuments,
please let me know.
maybe with those live racks? i thought that way we only can make effekt or instrument racks...
thanks for helping me with this..
Set the time sig in the clips if you're using follow actions. We have several songs in 6/8 sandwiched in between tracks in 4/4, and there are literally no problems using follow actions.gabster wrote:yes, eats up RAM plus it makes it hard if for example you have a 3/4 time signature song following a 4/4. You will have to remember to go up to the time signature and change it to the right one.
Gabi.
http://www.myspace.com/kristallinethios4 wrote:One thing to remember is that you will probably never ever get to experience your own music the way you experience other people's music.
Change the name of your scene to 100bpm (for example), this way, when you trigger that scene, the tempo will change.Robbie Ost wrote:i wouldnt be able to change BPM and/or time signature when working with scenes, right?
http://www.myspace.com/kristallinethios4 wrote:One thing to remember is that you will probably never ever get to experience your own music the way you experience other people's music.
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Robbie Ost
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Just remember to set the time signature before you set start/end and loop points - changing the sig will throw off your markers - took me a long time and a lot of cursing to figure that out.gabster wrote:This is VERY clever!!! I'll give it a try... Thanks!Set the time sig in the clips if you're using follow actions. We have several songs in 6/8 sandwiched in between tracks in 4/4, and there are literally no problems using follow actions.
Gabi.
http://www.myspace.com/kristallinethios4 wrote:One thing to remember is that you will probably never ever get to experience your own music the way you experience other people's music.
Cheers, mate!gabster wrote:thanks a ton McConaghy...
BTW - fantastic compositions on your MySpace!!! I sent a request to be added as a friend (the guy with the yellow/black guitar amps
Gabi (Gabriel).
http://www.myspace.com/kristallinethios4 wrote:One thing to remember is that you will probably never ever get to experience your own music the way you experience other people's music.