The Little List of Tips and Tricks
Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
Hotkeys to zoom display (Windoze only)
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=116119
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=116119
Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
In Live8 shift+arrow up/down doesn't only transpose notes an octave up/down in clip view, it also works in the pitch plugin!
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Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
like it!!nbinder wrote:In Live8 shift+arrow up/down doesn't only transpose notes an octave up/down in clip view, it also works in the pitch plugin!
so often it's the little details in Live that I love
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Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
cut time - ctrl(cmd), shft x
duplicate time - ctrl(cmd), shft d
paste time - ctrl(cmd), shft v
delete time - ctrl(cmd), shft x delete
insert silence - Ctrl(cmd), I
omg love it!! has this been here the whole time or is it just in live 8.. i have no idea but i just discovered it
i discovered insert silence then deduced that the others must exist and they do..i bet i gain a couple of weeks of free time over my life span by using these functions
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duplicate time - ctrl(cmd), shft d
paste time - ctrl(cmd), shft v
delete time - ctrl(cmd), shft x delete
insert silence - Ctrl(cmd), I
omg love it!! has this been here the whole time or is it just in live 8.. i have no idea but i just discovered it
i discovered insert silence then deduced that the others must exist and they do..i bet i gain a couple of weeks of free time over my life span by using these functions
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Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
Yep, been there for a long time, at least since 5 i think.bosonHavoc wrote:cut time - ctrl(cmd), shft x
duplicate time - ctrl(cmd), shft d
paste time - ctrl(cmd), shft v
delete time - ctrl(cmd), shft x delete
insert silence - Ctrl(cmd), I
omg love it!! has this been here the whole time or is it just in live 8.. i have no idea but i just discovered it
i discovered insert silence the dedunced that the other must exist and the do..
i bet a gain a couple of weeks of free time over my life span by using these functions
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discovered this a few weeks ago, but it's been giving me smiles throughout this all-day/all-night session today:
select time anywhere (arrangement time, or in a midi clip, or in audio when warping), then double-click the zoom area... zooms to fit selection
select time anywhere (arrangement time, or in a midi clip, or in audio when warping), then double-click the zoom area... zooms to fit selection
Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
Only in Live 8.bland_handl wrote:discovered this a few weeks ago, but it's been giving me smiles throughout this all-day/all-night session today:
select time anywhere (arrangement time, or in a midi clip, or in audio when warping), then double-click the zoom area... zooms to fit selection
Still pretty handy
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thanks a lot.The Phat Conductor wrote:glitchy cutup vocals the phat way:
1. take the whole vocal take, and load it into sampler. set a ton of different zones with different cue points. try to be as random as possible, like halfway through a word or whatever. keep little clusters where the cue points are close (like different words in a line). you will need about 20-30 of these zones.
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what do you mean by "cue points" ?
sorry, I am pretty new to ableton.
could you povide a simple set where you have done these things?
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Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
useful ...nice one !
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I think he means the start arrow when looking at the sample within sampler.nicogrubert wrote:thanks a lot.The Phat Conductor wrote:glitchy cutup vocals the phat way:
1. take the whole vocal take, and load it into sampler. set a ton of different zones with different cue points. try to be as random as possible, like halfway through a word or whatever. keep little clusters where the cue points are close (like different words in a line). you will need about 20-30 of these zones.
d
what do you mean by "cue points" ?
sorry, I am pretty new to ableton.
could you povide a simple set where you have done these things?
Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
adding this here so I don't forget.
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Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
old news to some of you but I just worked this out today
glitchy basslines using launch mode and legato and short duration
glitchy basslines using launch mode and legato and short duration
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WOW! Thanks a lot for this "small" list of tips!!!!!! You've done a great job! I think most will agree you deserve to have a monument of yourself full size!
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Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
Most of you probably know this one, but I only discovered it recently and it was a major PALM>FOREHEAD moment...
TIP:
Double click on your browser sections to reset them to "all folders closed."
TIP:
Double click on your browser sections to reset them to "all folders closed."
Re: The Little List of Tips and Tricks
oh yeah and also:
TIP:
To add an effect to an individual cell/chain on a drum rack, you can simply drop the effect from the browser onto the cell itself, rather than at the fiddley end of its device chain.
TIP:
To add an effect to an individual cell/chain on a drum rack, you can simply drop the effect from the browser onto the cell itself, rather than at the fiddley end of its device chain.