Alex Reynolds wrote:Put the same clip in a second or third channel and adjust its transpose to change to a key of your liking.
Then switch to that channel via mouse (v1 + v2) or MIDI action (v2).
This requires too much computer time for me.
Especially since my goal is to use it as an improv tool in the 4 piece band I play in. Changing the master key (pitch) would allow us to break out of the rut of a single key during a single improv jam session (unless I do what is suggested above on the fly.)

(I know I've written about this before but...) A master key could be associated with the original key of each sample. This would require 1 additional field in the clip editor (root key). Master key could be added to the toolbar. THERE IS NO NEED TO ADD THE FUNCTIONALITY OF AUTO-KEY FINDING (which is more work), because the default value (C most likely) would force all samples to behave as the do now.
Of course, the addition of a MIDI triggered mastered key - which would change the key of the whole song by hitting the right note on the keyboard - would turn Live into the best sample-based jam machine on the planet! (

I getting goose bumps here...)
peace.
The world is sound.