Stuff in Live you wish you figured out a long time ago
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madhattared
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siliconarc
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i only just discovered the 'Fixed Grid' option.
oarrr mahhhh goarrrd!
can't believe i've been going nuts all this time trying to figure where i am in the midi editor - you know, you zoom in on the notes you want to edit, and yet more grid lines pop up the further zoomed in you go..? not any more, OH N-N-NO!
just fix the grid at the resolution you want to edit in; zoom in a bit, no more lines are spawned! huzzah!
oarrr mahhhh goarrrd!
can't believe i've been going nuts all this time trying to figure where i am in the midi editor - you know, you zoom in on the notes you want to edit, and yet more grid lines pop up the further zoomed in you go..? not any more, OH N-N-NO!
just fix the grid at the resolution you want to edit in; zoom in a bit, no more lines are spawned! huzzah!
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dr.wackler
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"Esc" key can be used to cancel a 'save preset' procedure (e.g. when you accidentally clicked on the 'save' button). I didn't know that before, and am glad it was mentioned in this thread:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight=
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight=
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raoulflutter
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pabloaugustus
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Sweet, i never noticed that arrow either, I don't see MME though. Is this a new option? I'm using live 6.05 I just have the sync type: MTC or Midi Clock.Piplodocus wrote:I discovered yesterday that all of my midi interfaces in preferences have little arrows to expand the settings (oddly enough, just like the little arrows in the browser. Doh! Pillock!). If I then set my newly found MIDI input type option to MME, my terrible drumming on my cheap midi drum kit isn't quite as out of time as I thought it was! Poor latency + my poor drum coordination = no good for quantising!!!
I know I'm white, but I still thought I had better rhythm than that!
This thread's great! I'll have to read it once a week til I remember half of it though. I can use that forum shortcut from live now though!
BTW, does anybody know how you can do a sync test to find your midi latency and calculate an accurate offset for the midi input similar to how you test the audio latency. Without a way to edit midi time code (btwbtw, why the hell would a sequencer not have this ability?) I can't think of how you would do it, but I'm sure one of you gurus know what up. I tried searching to see if its been covered, but, well, you know how that goes.
Thinkpad 2.0GHz, 2GigsRam, MOTU Traveler, Live 6.05, BFD, Triton Extreme w/Moss, PC2R, K2000
if you open Live's Lessons there is a Lesson there that will open a special Live file. It will guide you through the process.pabloaugustus wrote: BTW, does anybody know how you can do a sync test to find your midi latency and calculate an accurate offset for the midi input similar to how you test the audio latency. .
I only found this crucial fact out earlier this year!
Help-> all lessons ... hardware setup I think.
feedback
Something so basic, but...
I had no idea, that in order to to create feedback, you must enable the return sends!! (right click on the fader: enable 1/all)
I actually saw it on this dub delay in LIVE video: http://www.covops.org/
But if you look at it, look at "Vimeo" video, much better quality.
I actually saw it on this dub delay in LIVE video: http://www.covops.org/
But if you look at it, look at "Vimeo" video, much better quality.
Familiarity Breeds Contempt
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friend_kami
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what the ff...garyboozy wrote:i only just discovered the 'Fixed Grid' option.
oarrr mahhhh goarrrd!
can't believe i've been going nuts all this time trying to figure where i am in the midi editor - you know, you zoom in on the notes you want to edit, and yet more grid lines pop up the further zoomed in you go..? not any more, OH N-N-NO!
just fix the grid at the resolution you want to edit in; zoom in a bit, no more lines are spawned! huzzah!
you just saved me some headache hah.
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alex.the.forge
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alex.the.forge wrote:you can use Shift+Return to preview in the browser without haivng the preview button enabled - just noticed this in the manual!
no prevailing genre of music:
http://alonetone.com/glu
http://alonetone.com/glu
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alex.the.forge
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friend_kami
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