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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:03 pm
by forge
headquest wrote:what I was refering to is the ability to have two audio clips overlapping in the Arrangment, with them auto-crossfading. This is absolutely a basic standard in DAW packages these days, and certainly one of the simple key things that imho keeps Live from replacing my main DAW software.
it would be highly awesome - would make alot of music and audio jobs so much easier
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 2:52 pm
by sweetjesus
Tone Deft wrote:subterFUSE wrote:Preview Scrubbing
During preview click and hold on the Measure Ticker at the top of Live and drag up or down on it, you can scrub through previews.
holy smokes batman
i just tried this and it works
its damn neat but at the same time so odd that you can't click on the visual indicator that is relevant to the previews (the progress bar down the bottom).
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:12 pm
by WaveRider
Tone Deft wrote:forge wrote:Tone Deft wrote: The new file manglement system makes me sad. T
why's that?
Please explain how it works.
It's a great way to totally fuck over your tunes and library
it's not explained in the manual very well
it's not easy to use
there's too many levels of screens in the file management windows
there are now ~8 different file types associated with Live
only Ableton has the ability to make Live packs, others have to make .als files to get the data into the library, rather than just making a .alp file
you do not want to manipulate files outside of Live, otherwise it gets confused
the 'find sample' routine is slow and rarely works (due to my ignorance of how the file structure works)
if you look at your library there's various files there, but only some show up for some instruments, as they should, how?
it's the single most confusing thing about Live 6, it's well beyond the fucked upedness of the little orange dot (I'm ok with the dot.)
I could go on but my hands are cramping.
I find project management well done, finding/replacing samples, the organisation of the library, etc...
and as I transfert projects over to my laptop, I make my own live packs with everything in it
to me that was a nice surprise of live6
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:13 pm
by darkcatt
a favorites tag, so when you find a loop or sample in the directory you can come back to it later
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:18 pm
by hoffman2k
darkcatt wrote:a favorites tag, so when you find a loop or sample in the directory you can come back to it later
Bookmarks?
Renaming bookmarks rather then just seeing the folder path would be more useful though.
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:23 pm
by darkcatt
that gets cumbersome real quick, if I like 65 samples 25 loops and 15 insturments. with all those book marks i might as well search through thte whole directory again
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:25 pm
by hoffman2k
darkcatt wrote:that gets cumbersome real quick, if I like 65 samples 25 loops and 15 insturments. with all those book marks i might as well search through thte whole directory again
Ever tried liveclips?
One folder with 4kb files linking to your samples...
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:29 pm
by darkcatt
never even heard of it.
I am 4 months into live, and the Scary part is I am just now learning what i don't know, I did n't know about 90% of the plug ins, add ons, and customizations.
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:03 pm
by davidnordstrom
forge wrote:headquest wrote:what I was refering to is the ability to have two audio clips overlapping in the Arrangment, with them auto-crossfading. This is absolutely a basic standard in DAW packages these days, and certainly one of the simple key things that imho keeps Live from replacing my main DAW software.
it would be highly awesome - would make alot of music and audio jobs so much easier
cant u just play two audio clips on separate channels n assign them to A n B?
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 6:16 pm
by headquest
davidnordstrom wrote:cant u just play two audio clips on separate channels n assign them to A n B?
Yes in the sense that it would lead to the same musical result... BUT like all "work arounds" this is more time consuming (and requires an unnecessarily higher track count, including copying all the effects etc over to the second track as well).
In a live context of course that is probably the prefered way to crossfade audio clips/tracks, but when using Live as a studio DAW it is certainly not a very good substitute for having an easy way to arrange clips including overlapping/crossfading from one audio take to the next.
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 6:30 pm
by darkcatt
is there a good VSTI/ rewire sampler that doesn't have a huge learning curve?
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:11 pm
by Bumblebeeman
sweetjesus wrote:Tone Deft wrote:subterFUSE wrote:Preview Scrubbing
During preview click and hold on the Measure Ticker at the top of Live and drag up or down on it, you can scrub through previews.
OMFG I cannot believe i didn't know that!!
Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 12:54 am
by forge
sweetjesus wrote:Tone Deft wrote:subterFUSE wrote:Preview Scrubbing
During preview click and hold on the Measure Ticker at the top of Live and drag up or down on it, you can scrub through previews.
holy smokes batman
i just tried this and it works
its damn neat but at the same time so odd that you can't click on the visual indicator that is relevant to the previews (the progress bar down the bottom).
crikey, missed that one
Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 8:51 am
by eyeknow
damn, nobody responded to my green vs. black post........bummer..................
Posted: Wed May 02, 2007 6:40 am
by poshook
3 things:
1. Big clock view (into preferences)
2. bypass button on flying plugin window
3. change delay compensation system (disabled plugin with internal latency still produce latency !!!???)