Who is hoffman2k? Does he work at Ableton? Is Dick Cheney's daughter pushing Fred Thompson?Can this be done in Live 7??? I don't know how
What you talkin bout Willis?
Deft, that racks idea doesn't work at all. Not even close. What's the send trick??? Who is hoffman2k? Does he work at Ableton? Is Dick Cheney's daughter pushing Fred Thompson?
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Re: What you talkin bout Willis?
weird, it should, I just tried it.abledude wrote:Deft, that racks idea doesn't work at all. Not even close. What's the send trick???
start with nothing in the send (Send A)
turn Send A on Send A all the way up (this enables it to work as an I/O for your sampler)
then right click Send A and hit "enable sends"
ahhh, maybe you need to hit it with audio. to try it send a piece of audio to send A.
the difference should be obvious right away.
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Tone Deft
Hey Tone Deft,
That's not at all what this is about. You were quick to point out that I was a squeaky toy, but you have no idea what we are talking about.
I'm suggesting that the midi track include the ability to record 1-16 midi channels and retain that information so that the MIDI output sends the individual MIDI channel notes from one track.
In other words, the MIDI notes that are recorded (i.e. MIDI channel 1 transmitted from the keyboard or MIDI channel 3 from the keyboard stay with the note that is recorded and are sent out via the MIDI outputs to the same MIDI channel on the MIDI cable that is connected to an external MIDI keyboard/sampler/whatever) In this way, you can use an external Multitimbral keyboard (i.e. KORG OASYS or a Multitimbral Sampler) and get all the MIDI channels available from ONE track in live.
Why is this important?
1. It is impossible me to use Live for realtime Sound Effects production work, because I have massive sound effects libraries which have been built for years into Samplers. It would take years to put these into Live's Sampler and they wouldn't sound the same.
2. You can see how the notes line up next to each other.
3. Saves space in your live tracks (one midi sampler with normal 16 channels of midi is 16 seperate tracks in Live with the status quo)
This has nothing to do with a MIDI track with audio out. (i.e. VST instrument)
That's not at all what this is about. You were quick to point out that I was a squeaky toy, but you have no idea what we are talking about.
I'm suggesting that the midi track include the ability to record 1-16 midi channels and retain that information so that the MIDI output sends the individual MIDI channel notes from one track.
In other words, the MIDI notes that are recorded (i.e. MIDI channel 1 transmitted from the keyboard or MIDI channel 3 from the keyboard stay with the note that is recorded and are sent out via the MIDI outputs to the same MIDI channel on the MIDI cable that is connected to an external MIDI keyboard/sampler/whatever) In this way, you can use an external Multitimbral keyboard (i.e. KORG OASYS or a Multitimbral Sampler) and get all the MIDI channels available from ONE track in live.
Why is this important?
1. It is impossible me to use Live for realtime Sound Effects production work, because I have massive sound effects libraries which have been built for years into Samplers. It would take years to put these into Live's Sampler and they wouldn't sound the same.
2. You can see how the notes line up next to each other.
3. Saves space in your live tracks (one midi sampler with normal 16 channels of midi is 16 seperate tracks in Live with the status quo)
This has nothing to do with a MIDI track with audio out. (i.e. VST instrument)
dj superflat
I don't want 'help' from users. I want Ableton to add this feature to Live. It's not a big deal for them, it's just one variable added to their midi recording. In the beginning of Live, they didn't have Delay Compensation, so every midi note had to be put through as fast as possible. Now that the program has evolved, this would be an easy fix for them.
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MIDI notes do not include the information on the channel...
The problem is, that MIDI notes do not include the information on which
channel they have been sent.
If they would, it would be easy.
The MIDI channel routing can only be done on a track basis.
The MIDI channel routing can only be done on a track basis.
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channel they have been sent.
If they would, it would be easy.
The MIDI channel routing can only be done on a track basis.
The MIDI channel routing can only be done on a track basis.
T e MI I c annel routing c n only be d ne on a tra k bas s.
T e MI I c n el ro uting c n o ly be d ne o a tra k a .
e I c n el u ng c o b d o a r a .
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