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alin55 wrote:

GUY SMILEY wrote:oh yeah and render to disk, alter 'master' option to 'all tracks', and you've streamed each of the tracks of the tune - very handy for passing a tune on for a remix

I discovered this gem a couple of weeks ago. wouldn't even attempt to estimate the hours I have wasted rendering out individual tracks over the last couple of years.........................

See 5.2.4 Exporting Audio in the Live 6 manual.

whiterabbit wrote:ALSO, is there a way to record clip envelope automation? i.e. instead of using the draw tool, can I twiddle a knob and record, say a clips PAN, as a clip envelope (not as a track envelope in the mixer)...

I didn't realize I looked like I was replying to you! Try recording in the arrangement and then using "copy envelope" in the edit menu and pasting it into the clip envelope.

Thanks all. I don't have any new tricks really but I found out that you can make multi sampled Impulse kits using the velocity zone function and putting multiple Impulse kits in the chain.

In the Live Browser there is the icon to browse Live's built-in plugins of course. But double-clicking on this icon collapses all the folders etc. Handy methinks, especially if you have lots of things open and it's becoming a bit of a mess.

This also happens for all the others (eg. VST/AU icon etc.)

That I only discovered this forum existed today

Im so stupid

capslock button)))
which enables to assign your alphabet TWICE
nice for those large live sets

aaaargh

I just found one that made me feel so stupid ... and Ableton look so clever at the same time.

Anyone who makes really deep racks. Ever right clicked on the 'track view selector' , the little mini view of the Racks that appears in the bottom right corner of the screen.

If you right-click on that little rack overview it shows you a hierarchic view of the entire rack structure (textually) and you can jump right to the sub rack item you want to edit.

I really wish I'd known about that before.
it's in the damn manual too. I knew I should have sprung for the damn printed edition. doh!

rbmonosylabik wrote:

Spiralgroove wrote:shift + spacebar to restart where you stopped

thank you

double that thank u

Angstrom wrote:aaaargh

I just found one that made me feel so stupid ... and Ableton look so clever at the same time.

Anyone who makes really deep racks. Ever right clicked on the 'track view selector' , the little mini view of the Racks that appears in the bottom right corner of the screen.

If you right-click on that little rack overview it shows you a hierarchic view of the entire rack structure (textually) and you can jump right to the sub rack item you want to edit.

I really wish I'd known about that before.
it's in the damn manual too. I knew I should have sprung for the damn printed edition. doh!

they are such a bunch of smartarses!! very very nice tip!!!

Angstrom wrote:If you right-click on that little rack overview it shows you a hierarchic view of the entire rack structure (textually) and you can jump right to the sub rack item you want to edit.

Yeah, that's a good one. I've known about that for a while, but have yet to make a habbit of using it. Must remember.

does anyone know a shortcut for reversing clips?

the button for this can‘t be assigned

Daim wrote:does anyone know a shortcut for reversing clips?

the button for this can‘t be assigned

I don't think this is possible. But I wish it were.

Bumping this, it is too good to let it slip into the depths of the forum....

I just realized today how cool it is to copy and paste automation envelopes from different devices. For instance:

-I copied pan automation from a delay
-pasted it to the delay time
-then to the delay feedback
-then to the send on an audio track
-then to the reverb on the delay track

Copying, and incrementally adjusting the automation to the specific parameters each time.

The track pretty much self generated a delay overdub.
Nice.

Anyone know if there is a place to store automation envelopes for recall in different projects?

Idonotlikebroccoli wrote:I just accidentally encountered a new one:

Double-clicking the zoom area in the piano roll while zoomed in, maximizes the window.

And here's another one that I discovered while trying to do yours! So simple, man I can't believe I didn't know it and was switching back/forth to pencil tool excessively all these years.

While draw mode is OFF, double click a spot on the piano roll to make a note. Double click a note to make it go away. (no need to hit delete)

Rogue Scrunt wrote:

tomz.biz wrote:ting Live and presented with the Save, Don't Save or Cancel option just hit the first letter of desired option on your keyboard:

D, S or Esc.

it has been that way since os9

Cool. But I couldn't get this to work.

I'm presented with "Save changes to "xxxx" before closing?"

The options are "No", "Cancel", and "Yes".

Y or N for yes and no do nothing. Esc for cancel works though.

I also tried D, figuring that "Don't save" is the same as "No", but that doesn't do anything either...