DJ ing with Ableton
DJ ing with Ableton
Hi all,
i have a question - Ableton does not support multiple sound cards. That means i have just 1 stereo output + 1 for monitoring.
I would like to play 3-4 audio tracks at once and control it via DJ mix pult ( Pioneer 600 ). That means i would like to control volume, gain and EQ from the DJ mix and not via a MIDI Controller in Ableton. It would be like a "classic" 3 Turntable DJing with DJ mix.
Is there a way how to do this ?
Thanks
Baltazar
i have a question - Ableton does not support multiple sound cards. That means i have just 1 stereo output + 1 for monitoring.
I would like to play 3-4 audio tracks at once and control it via DJ mix pult ( Pioneer 600 ). That means i would like to control volume, gain and EQ from the DJ mix and not via a MIDI Controller in Ableton. It would be like a "classic" 3 Turntable DJing with DJ mix.
Is there a way how to do this ?
Thanks
Baltazar
TAKEN FROM FAQ
What does this mean ? :
Does Live support multiple sound cards/audio interfaces?
Live does not support multiple sound cards/audio interfaces.
( copied from FAQ )
Does Live support multiple sound cards/audio interfaces?
Live does not support multiple sound cards/audio interfaces.
( copied from FAQ )
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serotoninsteve
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Yes, you can route the output of each track straight to different outputs on 1 soundcard, without going through the master in Live.baltazar wrote:does it really work that i can connect each audio channel in Ableton to a different audio outpu on a sound card ?
In your case you need a soundcard with at least 3 stereo outs.
In each tracks audio to dialog set the output you need audio routed to.
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Steve
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Re: TAKEN FROM FAQ
Actually, not strictly true. Get the ASIO4ALL driver and set it to control all your audio devices. It will show up in Live as a single device with tons of outputs.baltazar wrote:What does this mean ? :
Does Live support multiple sound cards/audio interfaces?
Live does not support multiple sound cards/audio interfaces.
( copied from FAQ )
For example, I am using an echo indigo io card (8 outputs) with the laptops built-in sound (2 outputs). All of them are enabled in ASIO4ALL. Live "sees" a single device with 10 outputs (1/2 - 7/8 are the indigo, 9/10 are the laptop sound).
So I connect the headphones to the built-in audio port, the indigo to the main mixer, and set Ableton to cue on 9/10, not solo. Works fine.
I read an interesting article in Sound On Sound about Tiger (Mac OS X 10.4) in that at an OS-level you can aggregate sound devices, such as combing two sound cards to present to Live (for example) a new sound device that is an aggregate of the two actual physical devices.
You didn't actually say whether you were using a PC or a Mac.
Vince
You didn't actually say whether you were using a PC or a Mac.
Vince