Retrospective record
Re: Retrospective record
Ya but its sods law that I play the best stuff whilst in the sound design stage usually because I'm not pressuring myself to play well. I will try allways having record enabled but I'm guessing it wont be that practical.
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maybe run a master mixdown to some other type of recording device.. You just want to be able to record it, hear it, and then replay it or do you guys actually want that recorded clip EXACTLY how it was when you forgot to press Record? You could just run your master outputs to a tape recorder or something like that so that you can always go back and listen and then try and replay what you did..
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absolutely notoutershpongolia wrote:maybe run a master mixdown to some other type of recording device.. You just want to be able to record it, hear it, and then replay it or do you guys actually want that recorded clip EXACTLY how it was when you forgot to press Record? You could just run your master outputs to a tape recorder or something like that so that you can always go back and listen and then try and replay what you did..
no mate, this feature request is not rocket science.emef wrote:not rocket science is it?
ctrl + left/right = select transient
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
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The smilies add a little more dickhead to the response
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+1 for this, but only if it's enabled for audio too. MIDI alone isn't worth it (for me), it can be done real easy with a simple max patch.
hmm, i might patch that for you guys one of these days..
hmm, i might patch that for you guys one of these days..
Gear i use: a computer with software on it and a couple of boxes with knobs.
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Bump
used retrospective record to capture all the BEST BITS .
all of this IN LOGIC, which is bit of a shame seeing as ableton cannot do it.
Another reason for logic users that i work with NOT to jump ship. damn!
used retrospective record to capture all the BEST BITS .
all of this IN LOGIC, which is bit of a shame seeing as ableton cannot do it.
Another reason for logic users that i work with NOT to jump ship. damn!
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ctrl + left/right = select transient
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
Re: Retrospective record
bump
decided i need the old retro record along with session automation (hell, retro record for that please too). can you imagine THAT??
you could just tweak away and then call up bars upon bars of "in the moment" magic!
Hitting a creative wall here, cos i want to perform each section of the tune with effects automation as midi loops and scenes in session view.
I do not want to visit the arrange page until its time to see the captured scenes as an arrangement and bounce it.
And I want to create those sceenes from "retro recorded" passes that i have trimmed/cut to length. (think build ups,drops, flourishes etc) Tell me if im dreaming.
Anyway im wandering into a session automation request now.
I think that the conceptual rewrite Robert Henke speaks of (http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php? ... =+midi+lfo) is due another brainstorm at ableton hq. I hear you can record the automation to cells in maschine so perhaps the functionality i desire is only a few years away.
decided i need the old retro record along with session automation (hell, retro record for that please too). can you imagine THAT??
you could just tweak away and then call up bars upon bars of "in the moment" magic!
Hitting a creative wall here, cos i want to perform each section of the tune with effects automation as midi loops and scenes in session view.
I do not want to visit the arrange page until its time to see the captured scenes as an arrangement and bounce it.
And I want to create those sceenes from "retro recorded" passes that i have trimmed/cut to length. (think build ups,drops, flourishes etc) Tell me if im dreaming.
Anyway im wandering into a session automation request now.
I think that the conceptual rewrite Robert Henke speaks of (http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php? ... =+midi+lfo) is due another brainstorm at ableton hq. I hear you can record the automation to cells in maschine so perhaps the functionality i desire is only a few years away.
ctrl + left/right = select transient
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
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another bump on this feature request.
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Re: Retrospective record
There are plugins that do that, kinda.
Put them in your master channel or a resampling channel, set a buffer size, like 5min or 15min, and it constantly records everything you're doing (in audio only afaik).
When you played something you liked, you stop it and retrieve the wav file.
A bit awkward, but could be a good workaround for now.
Put them in your master channel or a resampling channel, set a buffer size, like 5min or 15min, and it constantly records everything you're doing (in audio only afaik).
When you played something you liked, you stop it and retrieve the wav file.
A bit awkward, but could be a good workaround for now.
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^^ at least you can hear what you played.. I never need retro record so that I can bounce a part and actually use it, I just need to hear what I played and how the groove went, then I'll usually just recreate it.
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also loved that one in Cubase .... (I did not like the implementation how it is done in Logic a lot, but in Cubase it was not bad)
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dna598 wrote:bump everytime i need it.
needed it last night working with 2 others on a minimal house track.
a short excerpt from the scene:
guy1: " hey!! whatever you just did, do it again!"
me: "OK"
shortly thereafter....
Guy2: " nah, whatver youre doing now, its not what you were doing before"
me : " I NEED RETROSPECTIVE RECORD"
The End. (NOT)
ableton live please, YOU HAVE MISSED SOMETHING CRUCIAL HERE.
yep-- that is standard situation NO1 when jamming with people together,,,
jamming versus block moving... what shall be the main focus of ableton live?
more block mover features ore more jammers features?
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Yes this is an essential feature, I would also love session automation. Would just make the feature 10 times better.dna598 wrote:bump
decided i need the old retro record along with session automation (hell, retro record for that please too). can you imagine THAT??
you could just tweak away and then call up bars upon bars of "in the moment" magic!
Hitting a creative wall here, cos i want to perform each section of the tune with effects automation as midi loops and scenes in session view.
I do not want to visit the arrange page until its time to see the captured scenes as an arrangement and bounce it.
And I want to create those sceenes from "retro recorded" passes that i have trimmed/cut to length. (think build ups,drops, flourishes etc) Tell me if im dreaming.
Anyway im wandering into a session automation request now.
I think that the conceptual rewrite Robert Henke speaks of (http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php? ... =+midi+lfo) is due another brainstorm at ableton hq. I hear you can record the automation to cells in maschine so perhaps the functionality i desire is only a few years away.
Retro record for MIDI only is good enough for me but they have to cater for all.
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emef wrote:or just hit record and play stuff, pull out the good bits
not rocket science is it?
I was thinking the same thing. That being said, if they do implement a feature like that, I would definitely want to be able to turn it off.
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