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5, why on hell would you want to spend two buttons for the same function?

example > master tempo, one for fine adjustents and one for overall level

I would love to have this as well > one pitchbend wheel to adjust the master tempo, and a fader for the absolute setting

I launch a track with a BCR button if I'm not playing live percussion.

If I am playing, I launch it with an FCB1010 footswitch.

Right now I do it by using the same MIDI note on the same MIDI controller, but the new way will be much more flexible.

Hey AdamJ:


Does Live now retain midi mapping for a device if you load it in a different channel, etc?

I always hated trying to map all the controls on my keyboard to an Operator (for instance), then have all my mappings lost as soon as I load a new Operator, etc...

SubQ wrote:5, why on hell would you want to spend two buttons for the same function? :?

I'm considering building my own midi controller, and I would be thinking about having both momentary and on/off buttons controlling certain effects, so that I could either turn them on and leave them on, or only have them on while I'm pressing the button. Though I think I can still do that with creative wiring...

my favorite feature in Live6 remains the ability to launch several clips in the same track

my favorite feature in Live6 remains the ability to launch several clips in the same track

is this true or you're joking on us with photoshop?

SubQ wrote:

my favorite feature in Live6 remains the ability to launch several clips in the same track

is this true or you're joking on us with photoshop?

...and how is that supposed to be used?

AdamJay wrote:

lowrenzo wrote: 2. sum tracks in groups?

this has always been possible with the routing in Live.
create a new audio channel and route audio to it.

I hope they optimize/simplify this process sometime. I like the idea of having container channels; they would look like a special channel (with it's own scenes) that you can drag other channels in and out of.

Any channel "in" the container channel gets routed through it's own level/pan/effects/sends, and then through the container's level/pan/effects/sends(/parent containers).

Triggering a scene for that container would trigger any clips on that container's scene's row. (Same for container's follow actions).
Pictures here:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=40088

SubQ wrote:

my favorite feature in Live6 remains the ability to launch several clips in the same track

...

is this true or you're joking on us with photoshop?

The screen shot is of live 5. Notice the level sliders and read outs? Notice no macro button next to browser?

Soma wrote:

SubQ wrote:

my favorite feature in Live6 remains the ability to launch several clips in the same track

...

is this true or you're joking on us with photoshop?

The screen shot is of live 5. Notice the level sliders and read outs? Notice no macro button next to browser?

lol, a good photochop though

I can't wait for live 6!

peeddrroo wrote:my favorite feature in Live6 remains the ability to launch several clips in the same track

hehehehehe
gotcha,
nice one

h**p://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/peeddrrooo/mappingbug.jpg



back to the lab my friend..

Straz wrote: Sorry if this is a dumb question, but if you warp the audio track of the video, does it stay synced to picture?

So does the video speed up or slow down excately like the audio?????
Please... this would really make me happy. make it a yes!?!

warabunga wrote:

Straz wrote: Sorry if this is a dumb question, but if you warp the audio track of the video, does it stay synced to picture?

So does the video speed up or slow down excately like the audio?????
Please... this would really make me happy. make it a yes!?!

the video and it's audio remains untouched and the global tempo matches it

Poster wrote:

peeddrroo wrote:my favorite feature in Live6 remains the ability to launch several clips in the same track

hehehehehe
gotcha,
nice one

h**p://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d173/peeddrrooo/mappingbug.jpg



back to the lab my friend..

hehe...
well done
i couldn't resist posting this bug snapshot.