Discuss music production with Ableton Live.
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GillyDJ
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by GillyDJ » Mon Sep 26, 2011 12:20 pm
Ryzi wrote:Doesn't Live's saturator have a clipper built in?
Thanks
Just tried this and it seems to work without affecting the sound too much at all.
Digital Clip mode, Drive it and reduce Output by A/B'ing it.
Is it really that simple? Don't know how I missed this!
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William
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by William » Mon Sep 26, 2011 2:09 pm
You guys are in luck. The awesome developer at Airwindows modified his free Clip plugin to do exactly what we're after...it's called "Clip2" and can be found and the top left of the Airwindows page here:
http://www.airwindows.com/
I haven't gotten a chance to play with it yet, so can't give an honest review. I'll get around to using this week and report back.
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GillyDJ
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by GillyDJ » Tue Sep 27, 2011 12:24 pm
GillyDJ wrote:Ryzi wrote:Doesn't Live's saturator have a clipper built in?
Thanks
Just tried this and it seems to work without affecting the sound too much at all.
Digital Clip mode, Drive it and reduce Output by A/B'ing it.
Is it really that simple? Don't know how I missed this!
I created a little Effect Rack for this. Assigned Drive and Output to the same macro knob.
Drive 0db min 10db max
Output 0db min -10db max
Named it Clipper and saved it.
It's the little things

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William
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by William » Tue Sep 27, 2011 1:38 pm
GillyDJ wrote:GillyDJ wrote:Ryzi wrote:Doesn't Live's saturator have a clipper built in?
Thanks
Just tried this and it seems to work without affecting the sound too much at all.
Digital Clip mode, Drive it and reduce Output by A/B'ing it.
Is it really that simple? Don't know how I missed this!
I created a little Effect Rack for this. Assigned Drive and Output to the same macro knob.
Drive 0db min 10db max
Output 0db min -10db max
Named it Clipper and saved it.
It's the little things

Nice!