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I think I know what you mean:

- When shift is held down, you get ~10 times more resolution.


If that is the case, how does it work with automation. Does it get recorded at that resolution in the clip etc?


Your insight is much appreciated ....

Cuv wrote:I think I know what you mean:

- When shift is held down, you get ~10 times more resolution.


If that is the case, how does it work with automation. Does it get recorded at that resolution in the clip etc?


Your insight is much appreciated ....

the 10 times was an approximation on my part and yes thats how it works.
What is recorded is determined by what you set the parameter in Live at, so yes it gets recorded.

Parameters can obviously only be as precise as the parameter allows, if the parameter only has 127 discrete points (or less) in an envelope in Live, then Push can not change that.

That explains it perfectly. I'm not sure why Ableton haven't implemented this themselves yet.

Many thanks to you

Cuv wrote:That explains it perfectly. I'm not sure why Ableton haven't implemented this themselves yet.

Many thanks to you

You're welcome

Once you buy Push (which you will not regret, I'm sure!), this question will cross your mind on many occasions!

For more chances of this:

Install the community mapping: viewtopic.php?f=55&t=198946
(But not before being frustrated by the one Ableton supplied )

and buy PXT Live (the incredible script by Stray, the maker of the mod we are talking about here): http://www.nativekontrol.com/PXT-Live.html

Nice - looks like a nice bunch of mods. Will investigate further

Cheers man

Is there a way to reduce the knob resoution? I can only find higher resolution been solved. Is there a way to make it half the amount or so? For live performances the knobs doesn't feel as hands on as they could!