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Watch the movie to see what’s new Share this: Ableton on Facebook Ableton on Twitter. Analog emulates the unique circuitry and irresistible tweakability of vintage analog synthesizers. Clicking on an unselected lane’s Remove Automation Lane button removes only that lane.

Browser Improvements A “Templates” label has been added to the Categories section of the browser. A “Grooves” label has been added to the Categories section of the browser. It shows a flat list, similar to that within the Clips and Samples labels, of all Grooves from the Core Library as well as the User Library.

Devices in the Audio Effects label are now grouped into folders. The nodes can be expanded to reveal presets. Presets outside of matching virtual folders are shown below the last virtual folder. Drum Synth devices are now grouped in their own folder within the Instruments label. The Clip Gain slider has been moved below the Transpose controls, and is now a text slider control.

The Transpose control now has a dial control for transposing in semitones, and a text slider control for fine-tune in cents previously named “Detune”. Removed the Clip Color chooser from the Clip box. It is now possible to rename or change the color of a selected clip via the Clip box’s context menu. Comping Introduced comping in the Arrangement View. Recording in the Arrangement View automatically creates a clip in a take lane.

Take lane clips can be edited like other Arrangement clips e. They can also be copied to Session View clip slots by either copying and pasting or dragging and dropping. This also works when there is a selection of clips or time across multiple tracks, and when take lanes are hidden. Note: empty take lanes are ignored. Take lane headers are selectable with the mouse.

Clicking on a take lane header highlights that lane. Multiple selected take lanes can also be renamed simultaneously. Selected take lanes can be reordered within their track via dragging and dropping. Take lanes can be selected and renamed during recording. Take lane headers have a default info text.

The info text of take lane headers can be edited using the Edit Info Text command from the context menu or the Edit menu.

Control surface scripts that can control multiple banks of device parameters can now control the second set of eight Macro Controls i. Follow Actions Follow Actions controls can now be shown or hidden via the triangular toggle button in the title bar of the Clip View. Follow Actions can now be assigned to scenes via the new Scene View. Clip Follow Actions will continue to run when a scene Follow Action is created or scheduled, however scene Follow Actions take precedence when triggered.

When disabled, no Follow Actions will occur in the Live Set, which allows editing running clips while preventing playback from jumping to other clips. These values can be modified using a new slider control. This marker also allows dragging the clip’s Follow Action Time. Added a new “Jump” Follow Action to clips and scenes.

This switch is set to “Linked” by default. When the switch is set to “Linked”, the Follow Action is triggered at the end of the clip or after the number of loops set in the “Follow Action Multiplier” field, and the Follow Action Time marker but cannot be moved. When the switch is set to “Unlinked”, the Follow Action is triggered after the clip has played for the duration of the Follow Action Time. Added a “Create Follow Action Chain” command to the context menu of Session clips, making it possible to set up Follow Actions so that all selected clips play in a loop.

The clip selection does not have to be contiguous. The percentage shown on the meter indicating either the average or peak CPU level can be selected from the CPU meter dropdown menu.

The Overload indicator previously named the “Disk Overload” indicator in the Control Bar has been redesigned, and will light up if a CPU overload has occurred. Note: CPU overloads usually produce audio dropouts. Each track shows a CPU meter with six rectangles that light up to indicate the relative impact of that track on the CPU level of the current Set.

Freezing or removing devices from the track with the largest impact will usually reduce the CPU load. This palette makes clips and tracks easier to tell apart with a deuteranopia, protanopia or tritanopia color vision deficiency. On Windows, the progress of dialogs such as the Export Audio dialog is now displayed in the taskbar. Progress dialogs now show their progress value below the bar, for easier reading in all Themes.

The scrollbar in the Help View now matches the colors of the scrollbar in the browser and the Groove Pool. The vertical zoom level on the piano roll is now increased when dragging horizontally on the Note Ruler. Added an “Arm Track” command to the Edit menu.

If multiple tracks are selected, the command appears as “Arm Tracks”. If the selected track is armed, the command is replaced with “Disarm Track”. It is now possible to arm selected tracks using the “C” shortcut key. The Groove Pool now opens automatically when: loading a groove file from the browser by double-clicking or pressing the Enter key adding a groove to the Groove Pool e.

Linked-track editing makes it possible to use comping workflows and other phase-locked editing operations on multiple tracks at once. Any tracks in the Arrangement View can now be linked so that their content can be edited simultaneously.

There can be multiple instances of linked tracks in a Set, however each track can only belong to one of these instances. Linked tracks are indicated by a “link” icon button in their headers. Clicking on a track’s link icon selects all tracks that are linked together. Hovering a track’s link icon highlights tracks that are linked together.

Tracks can be linked by selecting them and then choosing “Link Tracks” from the context menu. To link tracks inside a Group Track, right-click on the Group Track header and choose “Link Tracks” from the context menu. To unlink all tracks in an instance of linked tracks, right-click on the link icon button to select all tracks in that instance and open the context menu, and then choose “Unlink Track s ” from the context menu.

When unlinking tracks inside a Group Track, is it also possible to right-click on the Group Track header and choose “Unlink Track s ” from the context menu. To link an additional track to an instance of linked tracks, first click on the link icon button, to select all tracks in that instance. To remove one or more tracks from an instance of linked tracks, select the corresponding track header s and choose “Unlink Track s ” from the context menu.

Any subset of linked tracks, or a mix of linked and unlinked tracks, can be linked together by selecting their track headers and clicking the “Link Tracks” command in the context menu.

The following controls and operations are synced on linked tracks: Track editing and time selection operations e. When one or more track headers are selected, pressing “Shift” and clicking on a track’s link icon will select all tracks from the originally selected track to the newly-clicked track, as well as all linked tracks belonging to the linked track’s instance.

Matching fades on linked tracks can be adjusted relative to their original values. Max for Live Improvements Updated the bundled Max build to version 8. The context menu of the controlled parameter now provides a “Go to Controlling Device” option. A parameter that is controlled or automated by a Max for Live device will no longer incur a one-buffer delay in the signal sent by Max for Live, if the device containing the controlled parameter is positioned later than the Max for Live device in the device chain.

The sample rate of a Sample loaded in Simpler. The slices of a Sample loaded in Simpler. A Clip or Sample’s warp markers. Adding or removing Macro Controls in a Rack. Macro randomization.

Macro Control variations. The Live Set’s Groove Pool. A Groove’s properties. When editing multiple clips with different key and scale settings, any foreground clip with Scale Mode enabled now updates the global settings that are used to initialize the next created clips, as well as Push’s key and scale.

When a selected clip has Scale Mode enabled and a scale is selected, pressing the new “Scale” “Fold to Scale” button at the right of the “Fold” button folds to key tracks containing notes, as well as key tracks belonging to the scale.

It is now possible to set a preference for spelling a clip’s notes with flats, sharps, or both, via the piano roll’s context menu. An additional “Auto” option automatically selects flats or sharps based on the position of the root note in the circle of fifths.

The Chance Editor lane is hidden by default. The Velocity and Chance Editor lanes can be shown or hidden via the lane selector toggle buttons at the left. The Velocity and Chance Editor lanes can be resized individually via their split lines. If no markers are selected, values for all notes will be randomized. The slider’s randomization value can be typed as a number with the keyboard, and triggers randomization when validated using the “Enter” key.

It is possible to edit probabilities for selected notes in Draw Mode. Updated the appearance of Velocity markers. It is now possible to edit velocity values for selected notes using numerical keys. It is now possible to see and edit a velocity range, from which a velocity value is selected when a note is played. In the Notes tab, a “Velocity Range” slider allows assigning velocity ranges to selected notes or all notes in a single clip, if none are selected.

The velocity range is indicated by the shaded area between the horizontal handle and the velocity marker. Double-clicking the velocity marker will reset the range to 0. It is now possible to choose between two different Draw Mode options. When enabled, drawing MIDI notes is constrained to one single key track or pitch at a time, while holding the “ALT” key allows freehand melodic drawing.

When disabled, Draw Mode defaults to melodic drawing, and holding the “ALT” key enables pitch-locked drawing. The “Melodic” Draw Mode can be used to erase notes, when drawing starts on an existing note. When a MIDI controller that has MPE Mode enabled is selected as an input device on a track, the channel input routing is fixed to “All Channels” and no individual channels can be selected.

This makes it possible to refine the expression of recorded material, or to automate polyphonic sound variations for MPE-capable instruments. Each expression lane can be shown or hidden via the lane selector toggle buttons at the left.

Each expression lane can be resized individually via their split lines. When clicking a note or any of its expression dimensions in the MIDI Note Editor while the Note Expression tab is open, the note will appear in a transparent overlay.

Breakpoints appear, allowing to edit the note’s Pitch, Slide, and Pressure envelopes, while markers can be used to edit the note’s Velocity and Release Velocity values.

Unselected notes will appear grayed out, and their expression envelopes will be dimmed. It is possible to edit expression envelopes for multiple selected notes at once. The expressions are scaled proportionally, similar to that of velocities for multiple selected notes. In the Note Expression tab, the grid is disabled by default for easier editing at a finer resolution. The grid’s settings are separate from the grid in the other tabs, and they are saved with the clip. All expression dimensions can be edited in Draw Mode.

When a note is moved, its expression envelopes will move along with it. This also works for Pitch values in Draw Mode.

This behaviour can be inverted using the same shortcuts when the grid is on. Pitch envelopes are hidden when Fold Mode is enabled in the Note Expression tab. The new “Focus” button enables Focus Mode, which allows editing the current foreground clip only. Focus Mode can be toggled via the “N” keyboard shortcut.

Holding “N” while editing with the mouse toggles Focus Mode momentarily. Loops are now visible and editable via mouse interactions. In Focus Mode, it is not possible to select more than one multi-clip loop bar at a time, and any existing multi-selection is ignored. When Focus Mode is disabled, It is possible to create a contiguous multi-selection of multi-clip loop bars by clicking them while holding the “Shift” modifier key.

When Focus Mode is enabled, any existing multi-selection is ignored. The loop bar region is vertically resizable. When Focus Mode is enabled while multi-clip editing, the loop length controls and Notes tools are now available for editing the active clip. Previously when crossing a loop boundary while making a rubberband selection, all notes were selected. Now, only the notes that are inside the selection rectangle are selected. When Focus Mode is enabled, the title bar of the Clip box in the Detail View now appears in the active clip’s color.

When Focus mode is enabled, “Scale” is enabled and folds key tracks to the scale of the foreground clip, if the foreground clip has Scale Mode enabled. It is now possible to transpose notes across multiple selected clips using the Transpose control in the Notes tab.

The Invert button is now enabled in the Notes tab when at least one note is selected, and it is possible to invert selected notes from multiple clips at the same time. The inversion is not applied on a per-clip basis, but for the selection as a whole – as if all selected notes belonged to one clip. The number of visible Macro Controls in Instrument Racks can now be controlled from a Max for Live device or a control surface. Per-note expression is forwarded through Racks. Per-note expression is forwarded through these devices.

The Arpeggiator device now supports modulating the root notes of an arpeggio via MPE. Note: MPE modulation is not applied to transpositions generated by the device. Toggling MPE Mode in a plug-in device is now possible via the device’s context menu. When MPE is enabled, an indicator appears on the device’s title bar. Sampler: Sampler now supports MPE. Added an “MPE” text label to the right corner of the Sampler device’s title bar.

Simpler: Simpler now supports MPE. Added an “MPE” text label to the right corner of the Simpler device’s title bar. Wavetable can now be fully controlled using MPE controllers. All MPE modulation sources now appear in the device’s expanded view.

Added an “MPE” text label to the right corner of the Wavetable device’s title bar. Collision: Updated the appearance of the Collision device’s UI. Corpus: Updated the appearance of the Corpus device’s UI. Electric: Updated the appearance of the Electric device’s UI. Tension: Updated the appearance of the Tension device’s UI. Chorus-Ensemble provides three different effect modes: Classic is a thickening chorus effect. Hybrid Reverb: Introduced “Hybrid Reverb”, a new audio effect which allows blending a convolution reverb with a number of reverb algorithms.

Besides providing a selection of impulse responses, the device allows dragging any audio file into the device to be used for the convolution processing, as well as shaping the envelope and size of impulse responses via dedicated controls.

An algorithmic section contains several reverb modes, each providing a different set of parameters and sonic properties: Dark Hall, Prism, Quartz, Shimmer, and Tides. The convolution and algorithmic sections can be routed either in series or parallel, and their volume relationship can be continuously adjusted via a Blend control. An EQ section can be used to shape the reverb sound, and a “Pre Algo” toggle allows excluding the convolution engine from the EQ.

A “Vintage” control introduces a degradation of the signals, to emulate the behavior of older digital reverb units. The MPE data is transformed via curves, which can consist of either two or three breakpoints. Redux: Upgraded the Redux device. Additionally, when a Max for Live device is disabled, MPE will be forwarded through the device’s dry signal path.

The Expression Control device now allows assigning an additional parameter as a mapping target. Pressing a new button in the upper right corner of the LED opens a new view, where each modulation target can be transformed via curves and breakpoints. New modulation sources have been added to the device: Expression Expression Controller, MIDI CC 11 Random allows generating a random modulation value per note Incremental allows adding a fixed amount to the modulation value with each new note Slide per-note Y-Axis, converted to monophonic modulation data; useful when controlling effects in a device chain via an MPE controller Sustain Sustain Pedal, MIDI CC 64 All Max for Live devices have been moved inside the application bundle previously, they lived in the Core Library , to ensure that using Collect All and Save will not create redundant copies of the devices.

Improved waveform drawing in the Shaper and Envelope Follower devices. Push Added a “Pressure” switch to Push 2’s Setup Menu shown when pressing the Setup button that allows toggling between monophonic and polyphonic aftertouch when playing melodic instruments.

The state of this switch is stored in Live’s preferences. Push 2 and MIDI controllers sending polyphonic aftertouch can be used with plug-in devices that support polyphonic aftertouch. When Push 2’s Pressure mode is set to “Poly”, the Repeat button now produces notes at full velocity when Accent is enabled.

When a Rack contains a parameter mapped to one of the new Macro Controls i. Degree symbol icons Push 1 or bullet point icons Push 2 are used to differentiate the Rack from the device.

The new device is only visible when the Rack is open, but otherwise behaves exactly the same as the Rack. If Focus Mode is enabled in multi-clip editing, only the foreground clip’s key and scale will be updated in Live.

A mapped Macro Control can be excluded from randomization via the “Exclude Macro from Randomization” context menu option. Volume Macros in Instrument Rack presets are excluded from randomization by default. By default, each stored variation will be named sequentially as “Variation 1”, “Variation 2”, etc.

A variation can be renamed, duplicated or deleted via its context menu, the Edit menu, or using keyboard shortcuts. A variation can be launched in its stored state via the “Launch Macro Variation” button to the right, or overwritten via the “Overwrite Macro Variation” button to the left. The maximum number of available Macro Controls in Live has been doubled to The state of the shown and hidden Macro Controls is saved in the Live Set.

Added a context menu entry that excludes a Macro Control from changing when a different Macro Control variation is launched. Unchecking the context menu entry will re-enable changes to that control as before, as the values are still stored in the variation.

Scene numbers are now displayed in a new column in the Master track. Scene numbers are determined by their position. When a scene is moved, its number changes according to the scene’s new position. Selecting a scene or multiple scenes now opens the new Scene View, which allows editing the selected scene’s tempo, time signature and Follow Actions. Dragging the left edge of the Master track’s title header reveals two new controls, which allow assigning a tempo or time signature to a scene.

When enabled, these controls can be disabled and reset via a context menu or pressing the Delete key. It is also possible to disable the controls by double-clicking them. Pressing “Enter” again launches the selected scene. The navigation moves to the next or previous scene when reaching the last or first control in a scene.

In the Scene View, if a scene does not have a name, and only one scene is selected, the word “Scene” is displayed in the title bar.

The scene number is displayed on the right-hand side of the title bar. Added a “Cancel Scene Launch” entry to the Master track’s context menu. Clicking this entry cancels the launch of any previously triggered scene. It is now possible to make the Master track narrower, so that Master Volume value labels can be hidden.

This also works when a scene’s “Stop” Follow Action is triggered. Setup Live requires macOS ReWire support has been removed. Its state is stored in the Preferences. An “Input Channel Ext. In ” chooser allows choosing the channel from which the tempo will be tracked, and displays a level meter for each channel.

When the “Follow” switch is visible in the Control Bar, it can be used to toggle the Tempo Follower on and off. When the Tempo Follower cannot be connected to the audio input device channel specified in the Preferences, its Follow button is disabled in the Control Bar.

When the Follow button is disabled, it is automatically set to Off and will not automatically switch on again when a valid audio source is selected. Live Bugfixes Fixed a crash that could occur while attempting to automate some controls in certain plug-ins. Fixed some bugs in Max for Live devices: The LFO device’s modulation would not work if the device was instantiated while the audio engine was turned off.

The MPE Control device would cause stuck notes when automating multiple curve parameters during playback. Fixed a bug in the browser’s content pane that prevented the column settings from being correctly retained.

Live no longer crashes when right-clicking on a Send parameter in the Arrangement View, when that Send parameter is controlled by a Max device e. Fixed a bug where the Indexer would crash on macOS Fixed a bug where the Live index would quit unexpectedly.

On macOS, Live does not crash in rare circumstances when audio interfaces change. Previously, when dragging an audio sample into Live’s browser after renaming it, the sample would appear with the wrong name. Previously, the Session View would jump unexpectedly when selecting return tracks. The text that appears upon successfully authorizing Live is now improved in all available Live languages. Fixed a bug where dragging warp markers to the left in a long clip would reset the clip’s segment BPM to the lowest value.

Additionally, zoom-scrolling in the Detail View has received a complete technical overhaul that should be mostly unnoticeable, but will be the basis for smoother workflows in the future. Fixed a bug that prevented the “Show in Places” context menu entry from appearing for folders in the browser’s Collections section. Fixed a redundant log that could appear, under certain circumstances.

Fixed some crashes that could occur, under certain circumstances. Previously, when hot-swapping certain devices or chains, the search function did not work as expected in labels within the browser’s “Places” section. Previously, trying to drag a sample or preset from the browser would select all elements below it, under certain circumstances. This fixes a range of bugs and improves the general experience of working with Max for Live devices, including improvements to focus, positioning, scrolling behavior and performance: Trackpad scrolling did not work correctly when the mouse was over a Max for Live device.

Scrolling the Device View with a device containing a jit.

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Download The Foundation includes 8 Packs built from each Puremagnetik collection. Foundation Drums Foundation Drums delivers a handpicked selection of classic percussion instruments that integrate seamlessly in Ableton Live and Push. Foundation Atmospheres Space, soundscapes and experimental odysseys in sound design.

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Extending an unwarped clip past the original clip end now functions as expected. When Draw Mode is enabled, grid lines will appear as expected in take lane clips. The time selection of folded tracks in Automation Mode now appears as expected.

Fixed a bug that caused loud audio spikes in Wavetable under rare circumstances. Scrollbars appear as expected when a long list of items is displayed. Fixed a crash that occurred when opening Flux:: VST2 plug-ins. Arrangement View Improvements You can use the left arrow key to navigate from an automation lane or take lane to the main track, this will fold the lanes as well.

Capture MIDI In the first captured MIDI clip in an empty set with the transport stopped , if the detected loop is eight bars or less, the first played note is considered the start of the loop. The Pitch dial is now smaller and the Gain slider has been enlarged. Interface You can use the left and right arrow keys to switch between radio buttons anywhere in Live. Updated various info texts.

Updated some Help View lessons. Max for Live Updated the bundled Max build to version 8. Error reporting in the Max Window is more consistent. Four new theme colors are available in Max for Live. Multi-Clip Editing Time selection interactions, note selection interactions, and new note editing options have been added to multi-clip editing: Time in the MIDI Note Editor can be selected across loop and clip boundaries. Wavetable: A context menu option for Hi-Quality mode has been added to the Wavetable device.

Updated some parameter names for the Chorus-Ensemble device on Push 2. Session View Improvements Using the left and right arrow keys to navigate the Session View no longer skips return tracks, if they are visible. Multi-selecting scenes now behaves the same as multi-selecting clip slots. Setup To avoid incompatibilities, you will be asked to save Live Sets created with an older version of Live as a new file in Live Bugfixes: Live Bugfixes Devices that use beat sync divisions now remain in sync when the device is re-enabled during playback.

The undo text for changed clip colors has been corrected in the Edit menu. Renaming take lanes in linked tracks works as expected. Folded clips with long fades appear as expected. Fixed an issue that caused clip fades to reset when resizing adjacent clips. E-Piano Wurli. Fixed an issue that caused auto-updates to fail on certain computers on Windows OS. Fixed an issue that caused Push to get stuck on the logo screen.

Fixed a bug with the Expression Control device. Key events keep working when a selected Max for Live device becomes invisible. Mapped waveforms in the LFO device appear as expected. Clip View When transposing an unwarped audio clip: The time ruler below the waveform will change to show the accurate amount of seconds in the waveform.

Comping When choosing a take lane for recording, Live now uses the first take lane that provides enough space. The Device Activator button can be controlled. Mixer Control: An unlimited number of Tracks can be controlled. Track Mute, Solo and Selection can be controlled.

Follow Actions When transposing an unwarped audio clip, the position of the Follow Action marker will change to keep in sync with the playhead and the actual beat-time of the Follow Action. Live now has improved performance in certain scenarios. Wavetable: When the transport is stopped, any hanging notes in the Wavetable device will now be stopped, as in other Live instruments. Session View Making a selection or multi-selection using keyboard navigation in the Session View’s scene area now works as expected.

Bugfixes Arrangement View Previously, reactivating a take lane selection when Draw Mode was enabled would create a flickering effect. Recording auto-quantization now applies to take lane clips as well as main lane clips. Arpeggiator: Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when repeatedly adding and removing notes from a held chord when using the Arpeggiator device with the Hold parameter active.

Collision: Fixed a regression that resulted in missing parameters in the Collision device. Hybrid Reverb: Previously, Live would crash when loading a one-sample length file into the Hybrid Reverb device and adjusting the Size parameter. Interface Improvements Fixed an incorrect error message that appeared when trying to insert a non-audio device into an Audio Effect Rack. Corrected the Edit menu entry text for undoing a clip color change. Link Fixed a bug where Live would not accept tempo changes from Link peers in some cases.

Navigating with the Tab key once again works as expected when renaming scenes. Setup Previously, exporting audio might start single-threaded rendering before switching to multi-threaded rendering after a while.

Improved shared Library folder setup when installing Live in multi-user environments. It is now possible to rename multiple selected tracks simultaneously. Clip View The Sample tab’s Clip Gain control has been changed back to a vertical slider, and it has been repositioned above the Transpose controls.

The Sample tab’s Reverse button now shows an icon instead of text. The Sample tab’s Reverse and Edit buttons are now positioned next to each other. Added a Pitch dial to the Sample tab, which enables shifting an audio clip’s pitch in semitones. The Transpose controls now appear as adjacent slider controls, positioned beneath the Pitch control.

When multiple audio clips with different Clip Gain values are selected, the value range is shown with split triangle handles on the Clip Gain slider. Added some visual refinements to the Clip View tabs. Follow Actions The Follow Action Chance slider now displays a split triangle instead of just a black bar when it is showing multiple different values.

Interface Updated various Help View lessons. Updated some Japanese and Chinese info text translations. The Overload Indicator is disabled by default for new Live 11 installations. Live’s performance is improved when deselecting many clips at once. The background color of lane headers is now consistent with the Notes tab.

Clicking on a lane with a standby selection now selects that lane instead of collapsing the time selection. When the Expression tab is open, using the “Zoom to Clip Selection” command or “Z” key shortcut now adjusts the zoom level according to pitch bend values contained in the time selection. It is now possible to clear all per-note Pitch, Slide and Pressure expression envelopes of a note at once by using the “Clear All Envelopes” entry in the context menu of the per-note expression breakpoint editor.

Changing the foreground clip from the Clip View updates the highlighting of the track in both the Session View and Arrangement View and the scene corresponding to the new foreground clip. Clicking on a clip’s multi-clip loop bar in the Clip View updates the highlighted track, even if this clip is already the foreground clip.

Plug-in devices now look similar to built-in Ableton devices when disabled. Note: this is only visible in the system’s CPU monitor, not in Live’s audio processing meter. When low polyphony and unison voices are set, less CPU usage should be shown. Wavetable: Added support for Drum Rack choke groups to the Wavetable device. Updated the notification style for scenes, and updated the scene name visualization to include the absolute position, tempo and time signature on Push.

Adjusting multiple encoders while recording automation now creates less undo steps on Push 1 and 2. It is now possible to rename multiple selected scenes simultaneously. In the Session View’s Track Status display, the remaining play time of an unlooped clip now always displays the seconds with two digits e. Control Surfaces Added control surface support for the Roland Fantom. Specifically: The Rewind and Fastforward buttons will now rewind and fastforward the Arrangement position.

Turning the Encoder will now scroll the Session frame up and down. Holding the Encoder down and turning it will scroll the selected Scene up and down.

Fixed an issue where the Session frame was visible even when the hardware was not connected. Fixed a crash that could occur when restoring the Arrangement View’s zoom state using the “Z” keyboard shortcut after deleting a take lane. Fixed a crash that could occur when clicking in a track’s main lane after track content had been selected during recording, under certain circumstances.

Previously, mixer controls in linked tracks would still be linked when selecting a take lane, after multiple track headers had previously been selected. Arrangement clip headers no longer have an uneven appearance. Previously, an Arrangement clip header would not be displayed as having a standby selection when the focus was moved away. Previously, it was not possible to unlink all tracks when some tracks were nested inside a Group Track. Fixed a crash that occurred when inserting a take lane.

Previously, the Operator device could crash or calculate inaccurate frequencies when its Fixed Mode and Spread parameters were enabled. Switching between oscillator effects in the Wavetable device now changes labels within each matrix as expected. Previously in the Spectral Resonator and Spectral Time devices, gaps would sometimes appear in the Spectrogram at high frequencies. A Max for Live device’s background color now updates correctly after moving that device between tracks.

Fixed two bugs in the MPE Control device: The Pressure curve would not follow Live’s themes when the device was instantiated while using the Dark theme. The Launch Macro Variation button can be mapped as expected again. Fixed a crash that could occur when dragging an empty frozen MIDI clip to an audio track. Fixed a crash that could occur when freezing a track after recording, under certain circumstances.

Fixed the alignment of the Launch text label that appears in the expanded view of the Clip View’s Clip box. Previously, when copying a folder with audio files to another folder which was already in Places, the files would not appear in the browser. Previously, when saving a Live Set file such as a clip or preset in the root folder of the temporary current Project, that file would not be copied over to the final destination Project. Previously, resizing the Device View, as a result of switching to the Arrangement View, while no clip was selected would result in automation lanes having the wrong height when switching back to the Session View.

Previously, using Tempo Follower and Tap Tempo at the same time could create a conflict with Live’s tempo. To prevent this, Tempo Follower is now disabled as long as Tap Tempo is active. Previously, the waveform of an audio clip in the Detail View would be displayed in a dimmed color, although that clip was not audible while Audition Mode was enabled.

Using pinch gestures to zoom once again works in expression lanes. Previously, the vertical zoom level and scroll position in the MIDI Note Editor were sometimes wrong when switching from the Expression tab to the Notes tab. It also cannot be minimized anymore. These changes highlight that the second window is not a stand-alone window, but secondary to the main window.

When switching virtual desktops, floating windows are no longer shown on the new virtual desktop. When using virtual desktops, floating windows e. Fixed a bug that enabled performing certain actions e. Previously, the selection on an auditioned take lane would look different when Draw Mode was active. Previously, adding a device via double-clicking could create two undo steps. Fixed a performance regression when loading a Live Set with many devices.

Fixed an issue where a Rack’s selector buttons for chains and devices would swap places, under certain circumstances. Fixed various minor UI alignment and sizing issues that affected other elements within Racks. Fixed a spacing issue in Drum Racks. In all Racks, the Rand and Map buttons now always align with the right border of the Macro Controls section, and they appear as “R” and “M” when six or less Macro Controls are shown.

Fixed a bug that generated false disk overload indications, even when no sample dropouts occurred. Previously, Link would not become disabled when opening a new Set. Fixed a crash when unfolding a nested Group Track containing a selected clip. The Pitch control in the Clip View’s Sample tab once again works as expected when multiple clips are selected. The Clip Activator button once again works as expected. Previously, after selecting a Group Track header, the track highlight would sometimes immediately jump to a track within that Group Track.

Max for Live Sending a getpath message to a live. Sending a getpath message to a live. Replacing a licensed Max for Live device with an unlicensed one no longer creates a “fake” device that informs the user of a missing license. Also, it is no longer possible to inadvertently trigger Temporary Demo Mode when attempting to perform another action that breaches any current limitations, in cases where a “fake” device was created. When enabled, the Scale aka Fold to Scale button becomes disabled instead of grayed out whenever folding to scale is not possible.

Previously, when the Expression tab was visible, making a rectangular selection of a single note in the MIDI Note Editor would incorrectly set the focus to pitch bend expression editing. Fixed a bug that could cause notes to be affected by expression parameters including pitch bend from previous notes. Previously, when the Expression tab was open and the MIDI Note Editor was folded, zooming to selected notes would sometimes scroll out of view.

Session View When using a device parameter’s “Show Automation” or “Show Modulation” context menu command while a Session clip is playing, Live now switches to the Envelopes tab in the Clip View when no clip is selected. Shift-clicking on an empty track slot in the Session View no longer changes the scene and track highlighting. Previously, the Follow Action Time marker was sometimes displayed at the wrong position in unwarped clips.

Improved the text contrast in the Session View’s Track Status display for unlooped clips. Previously, when triggering a scene with assigned Follow Actions after stopping Live’s transport, that scene’s tempo was not respected. The “Stop” Follow Action now works as expected for scenes. Setting the scene tempo or time signature from the Python API Max and Push will enable the respective scene control and display the correct value being set. The Live manual has been updated.

The name consists of the track name without the leading index number , and an index of the take number. Upon creating a MIDI clip in the Arrangement View, the grid will start at a fixed sixteenth-note setting, as opposed to narrow-adaptive.

A new “Create Crossfades On Clip Edges” command creates four-millisecond crossfades on clip edges, when either a single or multiple adjacent whole clips are selected, or when a time selection contains more than two adjacent clips. Also, when a track’s main lane is selected, only that lane’s height is affected. Multiple selected automation lanes or take lanes can be resized by dragging the resize handles with the mouse.

When holding the “ALT” modifier, all selected automation lanes or take lanes are resized simultaneously, similar to tracks. A previous lane header selection is preserved after folding and immediately unfolding tracks again or when toggling Automation Mode. When using the Zoom to Time Selection command in the Arrangement, Live now only zooms horizontally at first.

When using the command a second time without changing the time selection , Live then zooms vertically as well.

Upon using the command a third time, the Arrangement returns to the first vertical zoom state. Automation Updated background and text colors for lane headers and clip backgrounds in Automation Mode. Automation lane headers are now selectable with the mouse. Clicking on an automation lane header now highlights that lane.

Clicking on a selected lane’s Remove Automation Lane “-” button now removes all selected automation lanes. Clicking on an unselected lane’s Remove Automation Lane button removes only that lane. Browser Improvements A “Templates” label has been added to the Categories section of the browser. A “Grooves” label has been added to the Categories section of the browser. It shows a flat list, similar to that within the Clips and Samples labels, of all Grooves from the Core Library as well as the User Library.

Devices in the Audio Effects label are now grouped into folders. The nodes can be expanded to reveal presets. Presets outside of matching virtual folders are shown below the last virtual folder. Drum Synth devices are now grouped in their own folder within the Instruments label. The Clip Gain slider has been moved below the Transpose controls, and is now a text slider control.

The Transpose control now has a dial control for transposing in semitones, and a text slider control for fine-tune in cents previously named “Detune”. Removed the Clip Color chooser from the Clip box. It is now possible to rename or change the color of a selected clip via the Clip box’s context menu. The Preview Volume Knob. Adding Clips from the Browser There are several ways to add clips to a Live Set: Files can be dragged and dropped from the browser into tracks in the Session or Arrangement View.

Dragging and dropping material from the browser into the space to the right of Session View tracks or below Arrangement View tracks will create a new track and place the new clip s there. Dropping a Clip to Create a New Track.

In the Session View, double-clicking or pressing Enter on a file in the browser will automatically create a new track to the right of the other tracks and load it with the clip. Hot-Swap Mode In addition to the drag-and-drop method of loading files from the browser, Live offers a Hot-Swap Mode to reduce your mouse travel. Preferences for the Decoding Cache. If you are monitoring the Master output, you can be sure that the rendered file will contain exactly what you hear.

All Individual Tracks — the post-fader signal at the output of each individual track, including return tracks and MIDI tracks with instruments. Live will create a separate sample for each track. All samples will have the same length, making it easy to align them in other multitrack programs. Selected Tracks Only — this is identical to the All Individual Tracks option, but only renders tracks that were selected prior to opening the Export dialog.

The other Selection fields determine the start time and length of the exported material: Render Start — sets the position at which rendering will begin. Render Length — determines the length of the rendered sample. Rendering Options Audio Rendering Options. The Export dialog offers several audio rendering options: Include Return and Master Effects — If this is activated, Live will individually render each selected track with any return tracks used by that track, as well as effects used in the Master track.

This is especially useful when rendering material for a live performance, or when providing stems to a mixing engineer or remix artist. Render as Loop — If this is activated, Live will create a sample that can be used as a loop. For example, suppose your Live Set uses a delay effect. If Render as Loop is on, Live will go through the rendering process twice: The first pass will not actually write samples to disk, but add the specified delay effect.

Convert to Mono — If this is activated, Live will create a mono file instead of a stereo file. Normalize — If this is activated, the sample resulting from the render process will be normalized i.

Create Analysis File — If this is activated, Live will create an. If you intend to use the new sample in Live, check this option. If you export at a sample rate that is lower than your current project sample rate, Live will first export at the current project sample rate and then downsample the file in a second step using a high-quality process.

Note that this may take a few moments. Upload Audio to SoundCloud — If activated, a helper application will launch that will allow you to upload your exported audio file to SoundCloud. Encoding Options Audio Encoding Options. Encode PCM — If activated, a lossless audio file is created. Bit Depth, Dither Options — If you are rendering at a bit depth lower than bit, choose one of the dither modes.

Dithering adds a small amount of noise to rendered audio, but minimizes artifacts when reducing the bit depth. Rectangular mode introduces an even smaller amount of dither noise, but at the expense of additional quantization error. The three Pow-r modes offer successively higher amounts of dithering, but with the noise pushed above the audible range.

Note that dithering is a procedure that should only be applied once to any given audio file. In particular, the Pow-r modes should never be used for any material that will be sent on to a further mastering stage — these are for final output only. Please note that the Pow-r modes are not available in the Intro and Lite Editions. If neither toggle is enabled, the Export button will be disabled.

Note: video rendering is not available in the Intro and Lite Editions. In addition to settings for audio rendering, the Export dialog provides additional options for rendering video: Create Video — If this is activated, a video file will be created in the same directory as your rendered audio.

Note that this option is only enabled if you have video clips in the Arrangement View. Also, it is not possible to only render a video file — enabling video rendering will always produce a video in addition to rendered audio. Video Encoder — This chooser allows you to select the encoder to use for the video rendering. The choices you have here depend on the encoders you have installed. Video Encoder Settings — This button opens the settings window for the selected encoder.

Note that the settings options will vary depending on the encoder you have chosen. Certain encoders have no user-configurable options. In this case, the Edit button will be disabled. Real-Time Rendering Normally, rendering happens as an offline process. Skip — By default, Live will wait for ten seconds before starting a real-time render. After the render has begun, the dialog changes to show a recording progress bar: Real-Time Rendering in Progress.

Auto-Restart on drop-outs — Rendering in real-time requires somewhat more CPU power than non-real-time rendering, and in some cases drop-outs small gaps or glitches in the audio can occur. Live detects when drop-outs happen, and rendering will start again from the beginning if the Auto-Restart option is enabled.

Restart — manually restarts the rendering process. Cancel — stops the rendering process and deletes the partially rendered file. A Live Clip in the Browser. Unfolding a Set to Reveal its Contents. In addition to unfolding sets, you can further unfold the tracks within the sets to access the individual Session View clips that were used on the track: Revealing the Session View Clips Contained in a Set. Preset devices, like EQs and Compressors, in every track.

Computer key mappings see MIDI mappings see Multiple Template Sets in the User Library. Here is what you can do: Replace a file — Dragging a file from the browser and dropping it on an entry in the list makes the Live Set reference the new file instead of the old one.

For samples used in audio clips, Live retains the clip properties; the Warp Markers are kept if the new sample has the same or a greater length as the old sample and discarded otherwise. Please note that replacing a sample will change all clips in your set that reference this sample. Hot-swap files — Using the Hot-Swap button at the left-hand side of each entry, you can quickly browse through alternatives for the file that is currently being referenced.

This is like dragging files here, only quicker. Clicking the Edit button will open the referenced sample in the external application. The sample will remain offline as long as the Edit switch is engaged. For samples used in audio clips, the current set of Warp Markers is retained only if the sample length remains the same as before.

Note that the Edit button is only available for samples, not for other types of files such as Max for Live devices see Chapter When unfolded, the entry shows the specific places in the Set where the file is used. Automatic Repair Options in the File Manager. Search Folder — includes a user-defined folder, as well as any sub-folders, in the search. To select the folder, click the associated Set Folder button. Search Library — includes the Live Library in the search.

One candidate found — Live accepts the candidate and considers the problem solved.

 
 

 

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It represents only a small sampling of what Puremagnetik offers for film, video game scoring and sound design within Ableton Live. For example, you may have limited space on your hard drive. You can configure the browser to show the size of all Packs that appear in the Updates and Available Packs sections.

Note that deleted Packs will appear in your list of Available Packs. This allows you to, for example, store large sample collections on one or more external drives, and still use the browser to access their contents – there is no need to keep them in a single centralized location.

Following this, it will appear in the Places section of the sidebar. For example, if a user folder is contained on an external hard drive, and Live is opened without the drive attached, the user folder will still appear in the browser but will be grayed out. The results will include files that match all search terms, as opposed to any.

Live allows you to preview samples, clips, and instrument presets in the browser before they are imported into the program.

To enable previewing, activate the Preview switch next to the Preview Tab at the bottom of the browser. Hint: You can preview files even when the Preview switch is not activated by pressing Shift – Enter or the right arrow key.

Click on a file or use the up and down arrow keys to select it. Note that it is not possible to scrub clips that have been saved with Warp turned off. With the Raw button enabled, files will preview at their original tempo and will not loop. With Raw disabled, Live will try to preview files in sync with the current Set, so that you can better judge which samples will work for you.

Please note that scrubbing is not possible when Raw is enabled. If your audio hardware offers multiple audio outs, you can privately audition, or cue, files via headphones connected to a separate pair of outs — while the music continues to play. To learn how to set up Live for cueing, please refer to the relevant section see In addition to the drag-and-drop method of loading files from the browser, Live offers a Hot-Swap Mode to reduce your mouse travel. Hot-Swap Mode can be toggled on and off with the Q key, and establishes a temporary link between the browser and, for example, a virtual instrument.

Hot-swapping for presets is covered in the Live Device Presets section see Alternatively, we can click the Hot-Swap button that appears as we move the mouse over a slot. While in Hot-Swap Mode, pressing the up or down arrow key moves to the next file in the content pane, and pressing Enter or double-clicking the file loads it into the Impulse slot presumably while Impulse is playing incoming MIDI notes.

The link between the browser and the instrument will be broken if a different view is selected, or if the Q key or the Hot-Swap button is pressed again. Hot-swapping can also be cancelled with a press of the ESC key or by pressing the close button in the Hot-Swap bar at the top of the browser.

When Hot-Swap Mode is re-entered, the browser will show the location of the currently loaded sound and pre-select it. A sample is a file that contains audio data.

Please note that not all of these file formats can be played in the Lite Edition. As Live plays the samples directly from disk, you can work with a large number of large samples without running into RAM memory limitations. Hard drive rotation speed can also affect disk performance. Refer to the section on managing the disk load see Live can combine uncompressed mono or stereo samples of any length, sample rate or bit depth without prior conversion. To play a compressed sample, Live decodes the sample and writes the result to a temporary, uncompressed sample file.

This usually happens quickly enough that you will be able to play the sample right away, without waiting for the decoding process to finish. Note: When adding a long sample to a project, Live might tell you that it cannot play the sample before it has been analyzed. Please see the section on analysis see 5. To save computational resources, Live keeps the decoded sample files of compressed samples in the cache. Maintenance of the cache is normally not required, as Live automatically deletes older files to make room for those that are new.

The cache will not grow larger than the Maximum Cache Size setting, and it will always leave the Minimum Free Space on the hard disk. Pressing the nearby Cleanup button will delete all files not being used by the current Live Set. An analysis file is a little file that Live creates when a sample file is brought into the program for the first time.

The analysis file contains data gathered by Live to help optimize the stretching quality, speed up the waveform display and automatically detect the tempo of long samples see 9. When adding a long sample to a project, Live might tell you that it cannot play the sample before it has been analyzed. This will not happen if the sample has already been analyzed i.

The next time the sample is dragged into Live, it will appear with all its clip settings intact. This is particularly useful for retaining Warp Marker settings with the sample. Storing default clip settings with the analysis file is different from saving the clip as a Live Clip. But if you drag a new version of the sample into a Live Set, Live will use the settings stored in the analysis file for the newly created clip.

Live puts this analysis file in the same folder as the sample. Samples that have an. Samples without an. Note that you can suppress the creation of. All data except for the default clip settings can be recreated by Live if the. The resulting files can be used to burn an audio CD for listening purposes or a data CD, which could serve as a backup of your work or be used with other digital audio applications. Note: video export is not available in the Lite and Intro Editions. You can also upload your exported audio files directly to your SoundCloud account.

But remember — a rendered audio file contains only what you heard prior to rendering. In addition to settings for audio rendering, the Export dialog provides additional options for rendering video:.

After the audio rendering is complete, the video will be rendered. Note that, depending on the encoder used, video rendering may occur in more than one pass. Live will display a progress bar that will indicate the status of the process. The video file will also contain the rendered audio. For more information about working with video in Live, see the chapter on video see Chapter Normally, rendering happens as an offline process. But if your set contains an External Audio Effect see In this case, rendering the master output happens in real time.

Then, any tracks that do access these devices will be rendered in real time. The number of rendering attempts if there has been more than one will also be listed in the dialog box. If you find that dropouts and restarts keep happening, you should close other running applications to allow more processing power for rendering. Please see the chapter on computer audio resources see Chapter 33 for more tips on improving performance. MIDI files appear with a special icon in the browser.

When using the command in the Session View, the file will be inserted in the currently selected clip slot. This command will open a file-save dialog, allowing you to choose the location for your new MIDI file. Individual audio or MIDI clips can be exported to disk in the Live Clip format for easy retrieval and reuse in any project.

Audio clips only contain references to samples on disk rather than the audio data itself , so they are very small, which makes it easy to develop and maintain your own collection. To save a clip from the open Live Set to disk, simply drag it to the Places section of the browser and drop it into the Current Project or any user folder.

You can then type in a new name for the clip or confirm the one suggested by Live with Enter. Note that Live Clips that are imported into tracks already containing devices or clips will appear with their clip settings but not their devices.

You could, for instance, drop a bassline Live Clip on an existing track that drives a bass instrument, rather than creating a new track. Clips belonging to any Live Sets already on disk are also Live Clips. Please see the section on merging Sets see 5.

The default clip in the. Live Clips, on the other hand, are stored on disk as separate musical ideas. For example, you could create a number of variations from the same audio clip by using different warp, pitch, envelope and effect settings, and store them all as separate Live Clips. In the browser, you could then independently sort and preview these clips, even though they are all referring to the same source sample. The type of document that you create and work on in Live is called a Live Set.

In the browser, you can double-click or press Enter on a Live Set to open it. Live makes it easy to merge sets, which can come in handy when combining work from different versions or pieces.

To add all tracks except the return tracks from one Live Set into another, drag the set from the browser into the current set, and drop it onto any track title bar or into the drop area next to or below the tracks. The tracks from the dropped set will be completely reconstructed, including their clips in the Session and Arrangement View, their devices, and their automation. If you prefer to import individual tracks from a set, you can unfold the Live Set in the browser just as if it were a folder.

You can now drag the individual tracks and drop them as described at the beginning of this section. Any grooves see Chapter 13 that were saved with your set are also available as a folder within the unfolded Set. If you only want the device chain e. You can also drag Group Tracks see Group Tracks can be expanded in the browser, allowing you to load an individual track from within. In addition to unfolding sets, you can further unfold the tracks within the sets to access the individual Session View clips that were used on the track:.

You can browse, preview and import Session View clips from the set as if they had been stored as individual Live Clips. This means that any Live Set can serve as a pool of sounds for any other, suggesting creative reuse and crossover. You can export a selection of Session View clips as a new Live Set by dragging them to the browser. Live will use these settings as the initialized, default state for new Live Sets.

You can use this to pre-configure:. These sets will then function as templates: they will load with the configuration you saved, but with the name Untitled.

Fixed two bugs that caused the time selection to not be updated as expected when editing several clips compared to editing a single clip. Womp Bass. If the preset was previously part of Collections it needs to be added again. Fixed a crash caused by clicking in a certain area of the Sample Editor when editing unwarped audio clips in Clip View.

Fixed a crash that occurred if a user tried to change the scale of a Live Set from Push while having the Focus mode on in multi-clip editing mode without a clip selected. Fixed an issue that caused some Live Sets to become corrupted even though the sets could be opened normally in earlier Live versions.

Fixed a crash caused by pressing Tab or Shift-Tab while holding the mouse cursor on a parameter in Clip View. In Draw Mode, when Pitch Lock is on, users can draw back and forth along a key track without removing any notes that are placed underneath the same as in Live versions prior to The grid spacing is now displayed in the MIDI editor as expected after warping and unwarping audio clips.

Fixed an issue when resizing audio clips in Arrangement View using the mouse and Shift key that caused clips to continually be resized even after letting go of the mouse.

Fixed an issue in several Control Surface scripts that resulted in incorrect LED button states when deleting tracks. Fixed an issue on Apple silicon computers where Drum Racks nested inside of an Instrument Rack could produce CPU overload and audio dropouts even when many of the nested chains were silent. Fixed a bug that caused the Freezer section of the Spectral Time device to remain active even if the device itself was deactivated. Fixed an issue that caused MPE pitch bend breakpoints to be removed if a note transformation, such as Quantization, was applied.

Fixed a crash caused by certain plug-in parameters if they no longer existed in a newer version of the plug-in. Plug-in parameters that are no longer available will be displayed as deactivated. Fixed a crash caused by pasting a track in Arrangement View immediately after scrolling with a mouse wheel or trackpad.

Fixed a crash that occurred when deleting the last scene in Group Tracks under certain circumstances. Fixed a crash that occurred when frequently switching the Max for Live Note Delay device on and off in between note on and off messages. Fixed an issue with the Note Length MIDI effect that caused the incorrect velocity to be generated in release mode if a note was released after recording in a loop.

AU plug-ins are now informed about silent inputs so that they can release CPU resources and report output silence if possible. This will allow any device in the device chain after the AU plug-in to release CPU resources as well.

Fixed a crash on Windows that occurred if a dialog window opened while a context menu was also visible. MIDI notes and waveforms no longer jiggle when dragging a clip back and forth from its left edge. Crashes that occurred when dropping a device with no MIDI or audio output onto a device chain are now prevented. Fixed a crash caused by dragging multiple Drum Rack chains into the panel window of the rack that displays how many chains are selected.

Fixed a crash that occurred when freezing or rendering audio in certain scenarios. An error message will now appear saying that the rendering process has been stopped and to contact Support. A custom location for the User Library or Factory Packs will not reset back to default if Live launches and cannot find the custom path for example, a disconnected external hard drive.

Selected parameters of a Max for Live device can still be controlled by key events even if the device is no longer visible. The waveform displays in the Max for Live devices Envelope Follower and Shaper now appear as expected. It is now possible to solo tracks with the “S” key and arm tracks with the “C” key when take lane headers or automation lane headers are selected.

Before, this was only possible when track headers were selected. The time ruler below the waveform will change to show the accurate amount of seconds in the waveform. The play position is preserved, causing smooth playback of the waveform and respecting scheduled Follow Actions. When choosing a take lane for recording, Live now uses the first take lane that provides enough space.

Before, Live used the take lane following the last take lane that did not provide enough space. Previously, unnecessary splits might be created on an Arrangement track’s main lane, when dragging the split line of adjacent highlights on a take lane. Now the behavior when resizing adjacent take lane highlights is more consistent. The vertical size of take lanes on linked tracks is now synced with a take lane that is being resized by dragging. The position of the dragged lane is sustained to keep the visible resized dragged lane visible and avoid jumping.

When transposing an unwarped audio clip, the position of the Follow Action marker will change to keep in sync with the playhead and the actual beat-time of the Follow Action.

The splitter between Live’s main window and the Help View can now be grabbed and adjusted at its full height. Note names in Drum Rack pads are now displayed until no character fits at all.

Standard note names are now displayed without the octave number if the full name does not fit. If any notes are selected, only those note’s values can be displayed in the ruler, and hovering respects the quantization grid.

If any notes are selected, only those note’s values can be displayed in the ruler, however hovering does not respect the quantization grid. When adding a new note to a MIDI clip or reactivating a previously deactivated note, if the clip is playing and the playhead is within the new or deactivated note, the note will be played immediately. When the Note Expression tab is open, a “Clear All Envelopes” entry in the context menu of the MIDI Note Editor and per-note expression lanes clears all expression envelopes of one or multiple selected notes.

When sending notes to a plug-in device, external device, or Max for Live device that has MPE Mode enabled, reoccurring notes with the same note number will now reuse the same channel. This can result in more consistent behavior of multitimbral instruments. The lowest dot in a meter lights up in a blue color if per-note controller changes pass that meter.

When the transport is stopped, any hanging notes in the Wavetable device will now be stopped, as in other Live instruments. Making a selection or multi-selection using keyboard navigation in the Session View’s scene area now works as expected.

Previously, this only worked in the Arrangement View. When resizing the Session View, the clip slot selection will stay in view as much as possible. When the selection is off-screen, resizing the Session View does not scroll to show it. Previously, reactivating a take lane selection when Draw Mode was enabled would create a flickering effect.

Previously, the automation control chooser is empty instead of showing “None” when loading a new Set and “Show Automated Parameters Only” is chosen. Also, clicking on the automation control chooser would not select the main automation lane header when “Show Automated Parameters Only” is chosen.

These bugs have been fixed. Previously, trying to resize multiple selected tracks via the resize handle of the last automation lane would resize the main automation lane instead.

Previously, certain elements such as insert markers, the loop brace and fade handles were drawn on top of the Single Track Back to Arrangement button. Previously, the triangle icon in the Single Track Back to Arrangement button was cropped when the track was almost scrolled almost out of the visible Arrangement View. Now the triangle icon is only shown when it can be fully displayed. Previously, the Arrangement View would abruptly scroll upwards after renaming a clip in a take lane at the bottom of the view.

Instead, the clip’s take lane is now scrolled into view. Similarly, the clip’s main lane is now scrolled into view when renaming a main lane clip, whereas before, the entire track including take lanes and automation lanes was scrolled into view. A controller that sends high-resolution pitch bend can now be mapped to the scene selector and the snapshot selector.

Plug-in window titles now update when changing the name of the containing track. AU plug-in devices are now displayed as disabled if plug-in creation fails.

Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when repeatedly adding and removing notes from a held chord when using the Arpeggiator device with the Hold parameter active. Previously, Live would crash when loading a one-sample length file into the Hybrid Reverb device and adjusting the Size parameter. Fixed an incorrect error message that appeared when trying to insert a non-audio device into an Audio Effect Rack. Fixed a crash that could occur when undoing in a Set that had previously been restored after another crash.

Previously, Live’s crash recovery would silently fail if the undo history contained an empty band file e. Previously, when clicking on a half-hidden track header to select it, Live might sometimes copy or move the track.

Fixed crashes and error messages pertaining to corrupt documents that occurred when loading some Live Sets. Fixed crashes that occurred after deleting a device while a take lane clip has an envelope for that device. Fixed a crash that occurred when renaming a take lane inside of a linked track and then pressing Tab. Fixed document corruption and subsequent possible crashes or other issues when restoring a Set after a crash under certain circumstances. Zooming Arrangement tracks via the Max for Live Application.

Pitch Bend, Sustain, Expression, Mod Wheel, and other MIDI controllers that one would expect to reset to a default value will now do so at the beginning of clips that do not specify them. Note: for users who intentionally use the previous behavior, this change will make their Live Sets behave differently. Therefore, the behavior is disabled by default.

Improved Live’s performance when a very large amount of notes are visible in the Velocity or Chance Editor. Fixed a bug that caused MIDI notes in a selected area to get deleted even if the notes themselves were not selected when pressing Delete. Fixed a bug where the per-note breakpoint editor would not be focused when clicking on an expression curve in the Pressure or Slide lanes, when the Note Expression tab was visible.

When the Note Expression tab is open and no note is selected, double-clicking on the Note Ruler now correctly zooms to all notes including their pitch-bend curves. Fixed an issue where a note could have per-note events behind the note end when recording a transposed MIDI clip into the Arrangement.

In the unlikely event that an extremely high amount of MPE control change messages come in, Live will no longer crash, and all notes will be stopped. Previously, when the Note Expression tab was open, moving the mouse from an unselected expression curve to a selected expression curve could cause the highlight to become stuck. The Insert Time and Delete Time commands are no longer available when editing per-note expression breakpoints.

Fixed a bug that could cause per-note expression to play incorrectly after a note-editing action resulted in an existing note becoming shortened. Fixed an issue where undoing a per-note breakpoint editor change while the breakpoint editor was not open would not redraw the expression curves.

The Duplicate Time command is no longer available when editing per-note expression breakpoints. Fixed a bug where the Duplicate command would truncate the original note when duplicating the selected note while working in the per-note expression breakpoint editor.

Fixed a bug where Follow Actions were not scheduled as expected, under certain circumstances. Fixed a crash that occurred when pressing the [Space] or [Tab] key after clicking on Track Status Display in Session View if a clip in Arrangement View was being played. Previously, exporting audio might start single-threaded rendering before switching to multi-threaded rendering after a while. This could impact render performance significantly for Live Sets that benefit from multi-threaded rendering.

The Library. Fixed a crash that occurred in certain scenarios if two instances of Live were running at the same time. The functionality of the Oxygen Pro control surface script has been drastically changed. Clicking the triangular toggle button in the Clip View’s title bar shows or hides controls previously found in the Launch box, including Launch Mode, Clip Quantization, and Follow Actions.

Introduced comping in the Arrangement View. Comping makes it possible to pick the best moments of each recorded performance, and combine them into a composite track. You can record multiple takes of a musical performance without stopping recording. Live will then create and organize individual takes from this recorded material, allowing you to piece your favorite parts together.

You can also drag samples from your library and use comping as a creative sample-chopping tool. When adding a take lane via the Create menu, the take lane will be inserted after the selected lane. Otherwise, if a track is selected, the take lane will be inserted after the track’s main lane. Inserting take lanes also works on multiple selected tracks simultaneously. Take lanes are hidden by default. Take lanes are only visible when Automation Mode is disabled.

Selected material in take lanes can be placed in the track’s main lane by pressing the “ENTER” key or via a take lane’s “Copy Selection to Main Lane” context menu entry. In Draw Mode, selected take lane material can be placed in the track’s main lane in one single gesture by clicking, dragging and then releasing the mouse.

It is also possible to quickly cycle between takes within a time selection by single-clicking on a take lane and immediately releasing the mouse. When enabled, clips in the auditioned take lane will become audible and displayed in their full color, and all other lanes will be muted. Take lanes from different tracks can be auditioned at the same time, however only one take lane per track can be auditioned. If the time selection or lane header selection stretches across multiple lanes on the same track, the last selected lane will be auditioned.

For every Arrangement clip, Live will highlight its source material in a take lane by displaying it in full color, while dimming all unused take lane material. This makes it easier to track the recorded material that the clip originally came from. Source highlights will only be shown as long as the positions and the clip properties are matching. Highlighted regions on take lanes can be resized to adjust the split point between two adjacent parts of a comp by dragging the edge of the highlight.

At the right side, “Root Note” and “Scale Name” choosers allow setting a root note and scale for the selected clip s. When a selected clip has Scale Mode enabled and a scale is selected, notes belonging to the scale are highlighted in the piano roll. By default, key tracks belonging to the selected scale are highlighted in the MIDI Note Editor, and the root note is indicated by a prominent highlight in the piano roll. When a key track height is low enough, this triangle will disappear.

When Focus Mode is disabled, “Scale” is enabled and will fold key tracks according to the scales of all clips in the selection that have Scale Mode enabled. The old Chorus, Flanger, and Phaser devices have been deprecated. Updated the appearance of the Electric device’s UI.

The “Tine” and “Tone Bar” parameters are now consistently named. Introduced “Chorus-Ensemble”, a new audio effect device for Live. Chorus-Ensemble provides three different effect modes:. Classic is a thickening chorus effect. A high-pass filter allows removing the chorus signal from low frequencies. The width of the chorus signal can be adjusted; this is useful for complex mixing tasks.

The feedback signal can be inverted, which results in a “hollow” sound when combined with high feedback values. Ensemble is based on and shares controls with the Classic mode, while adding a third phase-shifted delay line for a thicker chorus sound.

Vibrato applies stronger modulation than a chorus to create pitch variation. The shape of the modulation waveform can morph seamlessly from a sine to a triangle, and be used to create well-known “police siren” sounds. Global controls allow setting the modulation rate and amount, output gain, and harmonic saturation via the “Warmth” parameter. Introduced “Phaser-Flanger”, a new audio effect device for Live. Phaser-Flanger combines the functionalities of the Phaser and Flanger devices into one, as separate effect modes.

The Phaser mode has a new, lusher sound with increased frequency and modulation ranges, while the previous Earth and Space modes have been replaced with more expressive parameters. Also included is a new Doubler effect mode.

Upgraded the Redux device. New parameters allow creating a wider range of sounds, from harsh distortion to digital and aliasing artifacts, through to warm and fat 8-bit sounds.

Jitter adds noise to the downsampling process. A Shape parameter allows transforming the quantizer’s curve. Introduced “Spectral Resonator”, a new audio effect device for Live. Based on spectral processing, Spectral Resonator uses spectral resonances and pitched overtones to add tonal character to any audio source.

MIDI sidechain parameters allow processing any material in key with its surrounding musical elements. Spectral Resonator offers several spectral processing types on the input signal, including spectral filtering, spectral chorus, and granularization. Introduced “Spectral Time”, a new audio effect device for Live. Spectral Time combines time freezing and spectral delay effects in a single inspiring device.

The freeze and delay effects can be used together or independently, allowing for a wide range of possibilities, such as sustaining any sound infinitely, or combining delays with time-synced fade transitions. Live’s Status Bar will now indicate when an update for Live is being downloaded. Once it is downloaded, the Status Bar will state that Live must be restarted in order to apply the update.

It is possible to change this default behavior, so that Live will first ask for permission before applying a new available update. The next time an update for Live is available, the Status Bar will display buttons for choosing whether or not to apply the update. Live 11 Release Notes Bugfixes: Live no longer hangs when opening a dropdown menu while Grammarly is running.

Clip borders are now drawn in an opaque color to improve visibility. Updated the software texts for the Collision instrument. The clip names of frozen take lane clips now appear as expected in Draw Mode. Extending an unwarped clip past the original clip end now functions as expected. When Draw Mode is enabled, grid lines will appear as expected in take lane clips. The time selection of folded tracks in Automation Mode now appears as expected.

Fixed a bug that caused loud audio spikes in Wavetable under rare circumstances. Scrollbars appear as expected when a long list of items is displayed.

Fixed a crash that occurred when opening Flux:: VST2 plug-ins. Arrangement View Improvements You can use the left arrow key to navigate from an automation lane or take lane to the main track, this will fold the lanes as well. Capture MIDI In the first captured MIDI clip in an empty set with the transport stopped , if the detected loop is eight bars or less, the first played note is considered the start of the loop. The Pitch dial is now smaller and the Gain slider has been enlarged.

Interface You can use the left and right arrow keys to switch between radio buttons anywhere in Live. Updated various info texts. Updated some Help View lessons. Max for Live Updated the bundled Max build to version 8. Error reporting in the Max Window is more consistent. Four new theme colors are available in Max for Live.

Multi-Clip Editing Time selection interactions, note selection interactions, and new note editing options have been added to multi-clip editing: Time in the MIDI Note Editor can be selected across loop and clip boundaries. Wavetable: A context menu option for Hi-Quality mode has been added to the Wavetable device. Updated some parameter names for the Chorus-Ensemble device on Push 2.

Session View Improvements Using the left and right arrow keys to navigate the Session View no longer skips return tracks, if they are visible. Multi-selecting scenes now behaves the same as multi-selecting clip slots. Setup To avoid incompatibilities, you will be asked to save Live Sets created with an older version of Live as a new file in Live Bugfixes: Live Bugfixes Devices that use beat sync divisions now remain in sync when the device is re-enabled during playback.

The undo text for changed clip colors has been corrected in the Edit menu. Renaming take lanes in linked tracks works as expected. Folded clips with long fades appear as expected. Fixed an issue that caused clip fades to reset when resizing adjacent clips. E-Piano Wurli. Fixed an issue that caused auto-updates to fail on certain computers on Windows OS. Fixed an issue that caused Push to get stuck on the logo screen. Fixed a bug with the Expression Control device. Key events keep working when a selected Max for Live device becomes invisible.

Mapped waveforms in the LFO device appear as expected. Clip View When transposing an unwarped audio clip: The time ruler below the waveform will change to show the accurate amount of seconds in the waveform. Comping When choosing a take lane for recording, Live now uses the first take lane that provides enough space. The Device Activator button can be controlled. Mixer Control: An unlimited number of Tracks can be controlled. Track Mute, Solo and Selection can be controlled. Follow Actions When transposing an unwarped audio clip, the position of the Follow Action marker will change to keep in sync with the playhead and the actual beat-time of the Follow Action.

Live now has improved performance in certain scenarios. Wavetable: When the transport is stopped, any hanging notes in the Wavetable device will now be stopped, as in other Live instruments. Session View Making a selection or multi-selection using keyboard navigation in the Session View’s scene area now works as expected.

Bugfixes Arrangement View Previously, reactivating a take lane selection when Draw Mode was enabled would create a flickering effect. Recording auto-quantization now applies to take lane clips as well as main lane clips. Arpeggiator: Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when repeatedly adding and removing notes from a held chord when using the Arpeggiator device with the Hold parameter active. Collision: Fixed a regression that resulted in missing parameters in the Collision device.

Hybrid Reverb: Previously, Live would crash when loading a one-sample length file into the Hybrid Reverb device and adjusting the Size parameter. Interface Improvements Fixed an incorrect error message that appeared when trying to insert a non-audio device into an Audio Effect Rack. Corrected the Edit menu entry text for undoing a clip color change.

Link Fixed a bug where Live would not accept tempo changes from Link peers in some cases. Navigating with the Tab key once again works as expected when renaming scenes. Setup Previously, exporting audio might start single-threaded rendering before switching to multi-threaded rendering after a while. Improved shared Library folder setup when installing Live in multi-user environments. It is now possible to rename multiple selected tracks simultaneously. Clip View The Sample tab’s Clip Gain control has been changed back to a vertical slider, and it has been repositioned above the Transpose controls.

The Sample tab’s Reverse button now shows an icon instead of text. The Sample tab’s Reverse and Edit buttons are now positioned next to each other.

Added a Pitch dial to the Sample tab, which enables shifting an audio clip’s pitch in semitones.

This chapter will explain everything you need to know about working with frer of these file types in Live. The browser display is divided into left and right sections, called the sidebar and the content ableton live 7 legacy pack free respectively.

To resize the sections, drag the divider line horizontally. Working in the browser involves choosing one of the labels from the Collections, Categories or Places sections in the sidebar, and then ableton live 7 legacy pack free from the items that appear in the content pane. Use 0 to reset color assignments. Note that Collections labels can also be assigned to multiple browser items within lehacy selection.

For example, you can assign the same color label to a drum sound, a MIDI effect, and a plug-in. Clicking on a Collections label in the sidebar shows all items tagged with that color.

Folders that appear in the Collections labels can be unfolded to show their contents. Note that when a hidden unassigned color becomes assigned to a browser item, the Collections label for that color will be shown in the sidebar automatically. However, visible color labels are not automatically hidden if all their assignments are removed.

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Use this section to explore and discover all of the instruments and sounds you have installed. The Categories section is organized as follows:. The Places labels show the contents of folders on your hard drives. To check for existing updates for your installed Packs, navigate to the Packs label and expand the Updates section. You can also view Packs that you own, but have not installed. These uninstalled Packs appear in the Available Packs section within the Packs label.

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When a download is paused, the paused icon changes back to a download icon. Note: you can download multiple selected Packs at the same time. You can also pause and resume downloading multiple selected Packs. Upon pressing the Install button, Live will display a progress bar that indicates the status of the process. Sometimes you might need to know the size of a Pack before you download and install it.

For example, you may have limited space on your hard drive. You can configure the browser to show the size of all Packs that appear in the Updates and Available Packs sections. Note ableton live 7 legacy pack free deleted Packs will appear in your list of Available Packs.

This allows you to, for example, store large sample collections on one or more external drives, and still use the browser to ableron their contents – there is no need to keep them in a single centralized location. Following this, it will appear in the Places section of the sidebar. For example, if a user folder is contained on an external hard drive, and Live is opened without the drive attached, the user folder will still appear in the browser but will be grayed out.

The results will include files that ableton live 7 legacy pack free all search terms, as opposed to any. Live allows you to preview samples, clips, and instrument presets in the browser before they are imported into the program. To enable previewing, activate the Preview switch next to the Preview Tab at the bottom of the browser.

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Note that it is not possible frew scrub clips that have been saved with Warp turned off. With aleton Raw button enabled, files will preview at their original tempo and will not loop. With Raw disabled, Live will try to preview files in sync with the current Set, so that you can better judge which samples will work for you.

Please note that scrubbing is not possible when Raw is enabled. If your audio paci offers multiple audio outs, you can privately audition, or cue, files via headphones connected to a separate pair of outs — while the music continues to play. To learn how to set up Live for cueing, please refer to the relevant section see In addition to the drag-and-drop method of loading files from the browser, Live offers a Hot-Swap Mode to reduce your mouse читать полностью. Hot-Swap Mode maya 2012 free download be toggled on and off with the Q key, and establishes a temporary link between frre browser and, for example, a virtual instrument.

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While ableton live 7 legacy pack free Hot-Swap Mode, pressing the up or down arrow key moves to the next file in the content pane, and pressing Enter or double-clicking ableton live 7 legacy pack free file loads it into the Impulse slot presumably while Impulse is playing incoming MIDI notes. The link between the browser and the instrument will be broken if a different view is selected, or if the Q key or the Hot-Swap button is pressed again.

Hot-swapping can also be cancelled with a press of the ESC key or by pressing the close button in the Hot-Swap bar at the top of the browser. When Hot-Swap Mode is re-entered, the browser will show the location of the currently loaded sound and pre-select it. A sample is a file that contains audio data. Please note that not all of these file formats can be played in the Lite Edition. As Live plays the samples directly from disk, you can work with a large number of large samples without running into RAM memory limitations.

Hard drive rotation speed can also affect disk performance. Refer to the ableton live 7 legacy pack free on managing the disk load see Live can combine uncompressed mono or stereo samples of any length, sample rate or bit depth without prior conversion.

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Please see the section on analysis see 5. To save computational resources, Live keeps the decoded sample files of compressed samples in the cache. Maintenance of the cache is normally not required, as Live automatically deletes older files to make room for those that are new. The cache will not grow larger than the Maximum Cache Size setting, and it will always leave the Minimum Free Space on the hard disk. Pressing the nearby Cleanup button will delete all files not being used by the current Live Set.

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All data except for the default clip settings can be recreated by Live if the. The resulting files can be used to burn an audio CD for listening purposes or a data CD, which could serve as a backup of your work or be used with other digital audio applications. Note: video export is not available in the Lite and Intro Editions. You can also upload your exported audio files directly to your SoundCloud account.

But remember — a rendered audio file contains only what you heard prior to rendering. In addition to settings for audio rendering, the Export dialog provides additional options for rendering video:. After the audio rendering is complete, ableton live 7 legacy pack free video will be rendered. Note that, depending on the encoder used, video rendering may occur in more than one pass. Live will display a progress bar that will indicate the status of the process.

The video file will also contain the rendered audio. For more ableton live 7 legacy pack free about working with video in Live, see the chapter on video see Chapter Normally, rendering happens as an ppack process. But if ableton live 7 legacy pack free set contains an External Audio Effect see In this case, rendering ffee master output happens in real time.

Посмотреть еще, any tracks that do access these devices will be rendered in real time. The number of rendering attempts if there has been more than one will also be listed in the dialog box. If you find that dropouts and restarts keep happening, you should close other running applications to allow more processing power for rendering.

Please see the chapter on computer audio resources http://replace.me/25996.txt Chapter 33 for more tips on improving performance.

MIDI files appear with a special icon in the browser. When using the command in the Session View, the file will be inserted in the currently selected clip slot.

Operator is a versatile, easy-to-use and great-sounding software instrument combining classic analog sounds and frequency modulation synthesis, perfectly integrated in Live’s award-winning interface. Operator is a powerful instrument that brings an eclectic spectrum of sonic possibilities and musical inspiration to Ableton Live users.

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Operator, Ableton’s renowned do-it-all synthesizer, has been given a major overhaul with Live 8. We opened up the hood, took a long hard look inside and did some serious hot-rod stuff. New filter types, more modulation routing options and additive wavetable synthesis with drawable partials make Operator more powerful and flexible than ever.

Watch the movie to see what’s new Share this: Ableton on Facebook Ableton on Twitter. Analog emulates the unique circuitry and irresistible tweakability of vintage analog synthesizers. Able to produce everything from silky pad sweeps to earth-shaking bass. An extensive toolkit of over drum samples, chords, MIDI clips, loops and Simpler instruments tailor-made for modern music styles. Polytek is a versatile and creative Max for Live instrument combining step sequencing, vocoding and multiband gating, using Analog and Sampler as sound sources.

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Leave a note with your order. Continue Shopping. Your cart is currently empty. Click here to continue shopping. Thanks for contacting us! As you will soon hear, punchy basses, soaring leads, pulsating rhythmic effects, smooth pads, faithful digital emulations and even classic analog percussion can all be achieved with Operator. Operator, Ableton’s renowned do-it-all synthesizer, has been given a major overhaul with Live 8. We opened up the hood, took a long hard look inside and did some serious hot-rod stuff.

New filter types, more modulation routing options and additive wavetable synthesis with drawable partials make Operator more powerful and flexible than ever. Watch the movie to see what’s new Updated the appearance of the Electric device’s UI. The “Tine” and “Tone Bar” parameters are now consistently named.

Introduced “Chorus-Ensemble”, a new audio effect device for Live. Chorus-Ensemble provides three different effect modes:. Classic is a thickening chorus effect. A high-pass filter allows removing the chorus signal from low frequencies. The width of the chorus signal can be adjusted; this is useful for complex mixing tasks. The feedback signal can be inverted, which results in a “hollow” sound when combined with high feedback values.

Ensemble is based on and shares controls with the Classic mode, while adding a third phase-shifted delay line for a thicker chorus sound. Vibrato applies stronger modulation than a chorus to create pitch variation. The shape of the modulation waveform can morph seamlessly from a sine to a triangle, and be used to create well-known “police siren” sounds.

Global controls allow setting the modulation rate and amount, output gain, and harmonic saturation via the “Warmth” parameter. Introduced “Phaser-Flanger”, a new audio effect device for Live. Phaser-Flanger combines the functionalities of the Phaser and Flanger devices into one, as separate effect modes. The Phaser mode has a new, lusher sound with increased frequency and modulation ranges, while the previous Earth and Space modes have been replaced with more expressive parameters.

Also included is a new Doubler effect mode. Upgraded the Redux device. New parameters allow creating a wider range of sounds, from harsh distortion to digital and aliasing artifacts, through to warm and fat 8-bit sounds. Jitter adds noise to the downsampling process. A Shape parameter allows transforming the quantizer’s curve. Introduced “Spectral Resonator”, a new audio effect device for Live. Based on spectral processing, Spectral Resonator uses spectral resonances and pitched overtones to add tonal character to any audio source.

MIDI sidechain parameters allow processing any material in key with its surrounding musical elements. Spectral Resonator offers several spectral processing types on the input signal, including spectral filtering, spectral chorus, and granularization.

Introduced “Spectral Time”, a new audio effect device for Live. Spectral Time combines time freezing and spectral delay effects in a single inspiring device. The freeze and delay effects can be used together or independently, allowing for a wide range of possibilities, such as sustaining any sound infinitely, or combining delays with time-synced fade transitions.

Live’s Status Bar will now indicate when an update for Live is being downloaded. Once it is downloaded, the Status Bar will state that Live must be restarted in order to apply the update. It is possible to change this default behavior, so that Live will first ask for permission before applying a new available update. The next time an update for Live is available, the Status Bar will display buttons for choosing whether or not to apply the update.

Live 11 Release Notes Bugfixes: Live no longer hangs when opening a dropdown menu while Grammarly is running. Clip borders are now drawn in an opaque color to improve visibility.

Updated the software texts for the Collision instrument. The clip names of frozen take lane clips now appear as expected in Draw Mode. Extending an unwarped clip past the original clip end now functions as expected. When Draw Mode is enabled, grid lines will appear as expected in take lane clips.

The time selection of folded tracks in Automation Mode now appears as expected. Fixed a bug that caused loud audio spikes in Wavetable under rare circumstances. Scrollbars appear as expected when a long list of items is displayed.

Fixed a crash that occurred when opening Flux:: VST2 plug-ins. Arrangement View Improvements You can use the left arrow key to navigate from an automation lane or take lane to the main track, this will fold the lanes as well. Capture MIDI In the first captured MIDI clip in an empty set with the transport stopped , if the detected loop is eight bars or less, the first played note is considered the start of the loop.

The Pitch dial is now smaller and the Gain slider has been enlarged. Interface You can use the left and right arrow keys to switch between radio buttons anywhere in Live. Updated various info texts. Updated some Help View lessons. Max for Live Updated the bundled Max build to version 8. Error reporting in the Max Window is more consistent. Four new theme colors are available in Max for Live. Multi-Clip Editing Time selection interactions, note selection interactions, and new note editing options have been added to multi-clip editing: Time in the MIDI Note Editor can be selected across loop and clip boundaries.

Wavetable: A context menu option for Hi-Quality mode has been added to the Wavetable device. Updated some parameter names for the Chorus-Ensemble device on Push 2. Session View Improvements Using the left and right arrow keys to navigate the Session View no longer skips return tracks, if they are visible.

Multi-selecting scenes now behaves the same as multi-selecting clip slots. Setup To avoid incompatibilities, you will be asked to save Live Sets created with an older version of Live as a new file in Live Bugfixes: Live Bugfixes Devices that use beat sync divisions now remain in sync when the device is re-enabled during playback.

The undo text for changed clip colors has been corrected in the Edit menu. Renaming take lanes in linked tracks works as expected. Folded clips with long fades appear as expected.

Fixed an issue that caused clip fades to reset when resizing adjacent clips. E-Piano Wurli. Fixed an issue that caused auto-updates to fail on certain computers on Windows OS. Fixed an issue that caused Push to get stuck on the logo screen.

Fixed a bug with the Expression Control device. Key events keep working when a selected Max for Live device becomes invisible. Mapped waveforms in the LFO device appear as expected. Clip View When transposing an unwarped audio clip: The time ruler below the waveform will change to show the accurate amount of seconds in the waveform. Comping When choosing a take lane for recording, Live now uses the first take lane that provides enough space. The Device Activator button can be controlled.

Mixer Control: An unlimited number of Tracks can be controlled. Track Mute, Solo and Selection can be controlled. Follow Actions When transposing an unwarped audio clip, the position of the Follow Action marker will change to keep in sync with the playhead and the actual beat-time of the Follow Action.

Live now has improved performance in certain scenarios. Wavetable: When the transport is stopped, any hanging notes in the Wavetable device will now be stopped, as in other Live instruments.

Session View Making a selection or multi-selection using keyboard navigation in the Session View’s scene area now works as expected. Bugfixes Arrangement View Previously, reactivating a take lane selection when Draw Mode was enabled would create a flickering effect. Recording auto-quantization now applies to take lane clips as well as main lane clips. Arpeggiator: Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when repeatedly adding and removing notes from a held chord when using the Arpeggiator device with the Hold parameter active.

Collision: Fixed a regression that resulted in missing parameters in the Collision device. Hybrid Reverb: Previously, Live would crash when loading a one-sample length file into the Hybrid Reverb device and adjusting the Size parameter. Interface Improvements Fixed an incorrect error message that appeared when trying to insert a non-audio device into an Audio Effect Rack.

Corrected the Edit menu entry text for undoing a clip color change. Link Fixed a bug where Live would not accept tempo changes from Link peers in some cases. Navigating with the Tab key once again works as expected when renaming scenes. Setup Previously, exporting audio might start single-threaded rendering before switching to multi-threaded rendering after a while.

Improved shared Library folder setup when installing Live in multi-user environments. It is now possible to rename multiple selected tracks simultaneously. Clip View The Sample tab’s Clip Gain control has been changed back to a vertical slider, and it has been repositioned above the Transpose controls.

The Sample tab’s Reverse button now shows an icon instead of text. The Sample tab’s Reverse and Edit buttons are now positioned next to each other.

Added a Pitch dial to the Sample tab, which enables shifting an audio clip’s pitch in semitones. The Transpose controls now appear as adjacent slider controls, positioned beneath the Pitch control. When multiple audio clips with different Clip Gain values are selected, the value range is shown with split triangle handles on the Clip Gain slider.

Added some visual refinements to the Clip View tabs. Follow Actions The Follow Action Chance slider now displays a split triangle instead of just a black bar when it is showing multiple different values. Interface Updated various Help View lessons. Updated some Japanese and Chinese info text translations. The Overload Indicator is disabled by default for new Live 11 installations. Live’s performance is improved when deselecting many clips at once.

The background color of lane headers is now consistent with the Notes tab. Clicking on a lane with a standby selection now selects that lane instead of collapsing the time selection.

When the Expression tab is open, using the “Zoom to Clip Selection” command or “Z” key shortcut now adjusts the zoom level according to pitch bend values contained in the time selection. It is now possible to clear all per-note Pitch, Slide and Pressure expression envelopes of a note at once by using the “Clear All Envelopes” entry in the context menu of the per-note expression breakpoint editor. Changing the foreground clip from the Clip View updates the highlighting of the track in both the Session View and Arrangement View and the scene corresponding to the new foreground clip.

Clicking on a clip’s multi-clip loop bar in the Clip View updates the highlighted track, even if this clip is already the foreground clip. Plug-in devices now look similar to built-in Ableton devices when disabled.

Note: this is only visible in the system’s CPU monitor, not in Live’s audio processing meter. When low polyphony and unison voices are set, less CPU usage should be shown.

Wavetable: Added support for Drum Rack choke groups to the Wavetable device. Updated the notification style for scenes, and updated the scene name visualization to include the absolute position, tempo and time signature on Push. Adjusting multiple encoders while recording automation now creates less undo steps on Push 1 and 2. It is now possible to rename multiple selected scenes simultaneously. In the Session View’s Track Status display, the remaining play time of an unlooped clip now always displays the seconds with two digits e.

Control Surfaces Added control surface support for the Roland Fantom. Specifically: The Rewind and Fastforward buttons will now rewind and fastforward the Arrangement position. Turning the Encoder will now scroll the Session frame up and down. Holding the Encoder down and turning it will scroll the selected Scene up and down. Fixed an issue where the Session frame was visible even when the hardware was not connected. Fixed a crash that could occur when restoring the Arrangement View’s zoom state using the “Z” keyboard shortcut after deleting a take lane.

Fixed a crash that could occur when clicking in a track’s main lane after track content had been selected during recording, under certain circumstances. Previously, mixer controls in linked tracks would still be linked when selecting a take lane, after multiple track headers had previously been selected.

Arrangement clip headers no longer have an uneven appearance. Previously, an Arrangement clip header would not be displayed as having a standby selection when the focus was moved away. Previously, it was not possible to unlink all tracks when some tracks were nested inside a Group Track.

Fixed a crash that occurred when inserting a take lane. Previously, the Operator device could crash or calculate inaccurate frequencies when its Fixed Mode and Spread parameters were enabled.

Switching between oscillator effects in the Wavetable device now changes labels within each matrix as expected. Previously in the Spectral Resonator and Spectral Time devices, gaps would sometimes appear in the Spectrogram at high frequencies. A Max for Live device’s background color now updates correctly after moving that device between tracks. Fixed two bugs in the MPE Control device: The Pressure curve would not follow Live’s themes when the device was instantiated while using the Dark theme.

The Launch Macro Variation button can be mapped as expected again. Fixed a crash that could occur when dragging an empty frozen MIDI clip to an audio track. Fixed a crash that could occur when freezing a track after recording, under certain circumstances. Fixed the alignment of the Launch text label that appears in the expanded view of the Clip View’s Clip box. Previously, when copying a folder with audio files to another folder which was already in Places, the files would not appear in the browser.

Previously, when saving a Live Set file such as a clip or preset in the root folder of the temporary current Project, that file would not be copied over to the final destination Project. Previously, resizing the Device View, as a result of switching to the Arrangement View, while no clip was selected would result in automation lanes having the wrong height when switching back to the Session View.

Previously, using Tempo Follower and Tap Tempo at the same time could create a conflict with Live’s tempo. To prevent this, Tempo Follower is now disabled as long as Tap Tempo is active. Previously, the waveform of an audio clip in the Detail View would be displayed in a dimmed color, although that clip was not audible while Audition Mode was enabled. Using pinch gestures to zoom once again works in expression lanes. Previously, the vertical zoom level and scroll position in the MIDI Note Editor were sometimes wrong when switching from the Expression tab to the Notes tab.

It also cannot be minimized anymore. These changes highlight that the second window is not a stand-alone window, but secondary to the main window. When switching virtual desktops, floating windows are no longer shown on the new virtual desktop.

When using virtual desktops, floating windows e. Fixed a bug that enabled performing certain actions e. Previously, the selection on an auditioned take lane would look different when Draw Mode was active.

Previously, adding a device via double-clicking could create two undo steps. Fixed a performance regression when loading a Live Set with many devices. Fixed an issue where a Rack’s selector buttons for chains and devices would swap places, under certain circumstances.

Fixed various minor UI alignment and sizing issues that affected other elements within Racks. Fixed a spacing issue in Drum Racks. In all Racks, the Rand and Map buttons now always align with the right border of the Macro Controls section, and they appear as “R” and “M” when six or less Macro Controls are shown.

Fixed a bug that generated false disk overload indications, even when no sample dropouts occurred. Previously, Link would not become disabled when opening a new Set. Fixed a crash when unfolding a nested Group Track containing a selected clip. The Pitch control in the Clip View’s Sample tab once again works as expected when multiple clips are selected. The Clip Activator button once again works as expected. Previously, after selecting a Group Track header, the track highlight would sometimes immediately jump to a track within that Group Track.

Max for Live Sending a getpath message to a live. Sending a getpath message to a live. Replacing a licensed Max for Live device with an unlicensed one no longer creates a “fake” device that informs the user of a missing license. Also, it is no longer possible to inadvertently trigger Temporary Demo Mode when attempting to perform another action that breaches any current limitations, in cases where a “fake” device was created.

When enabled, the Scale aka Fold to Scale button becomes disabled instead of grayed out whenever folding to scale is not possible. Previously, when the Expression tab was visible, making a rectangular selection of a single note in the MIDI Note Editor would incorrectly set the focus to pitch bend expression editing. This puts Osc 1 into a minor third and Osc 2 into the fifth.

In OSC A’s middle panel,change the waveform from a sine wave, to white noise. Production Basics 14 – Better Volume Automation. Production Basics 13 – Better Ableton Project. Search: Pitch Envelope Ableton.

We include a custom template with Sunday Keys for Ableton that mirrors what you see on your computer and gives you hands on control using your phone or tablet as you play live.

We love having real time access to the most important controls and the Tonic Pad!. Ableton’s Live revolutionised user interface design in music software, and with every update, the company have striven to retain its ergonomic appeal whilst adding some very sophisticated new features.

This is a high-frequency modulation oscillator that can be used for. All Ableton Live 9 scripts I decompiled can be downloaded below, but the safest up-to-date place is this one on github. These scripts decompilation aren’t illegal.

Indeed, nothing forbid someone to uncompile the bytecodes and I just propose to make this step for you here. Once it is connected, you can set Ableton to midi and map the app buttons to Ableton.

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The functionality of the Oxygen Pro control surface script has been drastically changed. Updated the bundled Max build to version 8. For a complete Max 8. Interface Improvements. Midi Ableton live 7 legacy pack free and Editing. Improved Live’s history for Automation Mode. It is now possible to edit the value of a time selection in an automation lane with no events. When right-clicking near the dotted line inside the selection, the “Edit Value” context menu command allows entering a value for the selected segment.

In automation lanes, the Automation Transform handles now snap at the top and bottom positions, and at the opposite top and bottom corner positions.

Snapping is indicated by a less transparent frame color. Control Surfaces. Multi Clip Editing. New Devices and Device Improvements. Mousewheel zoom events now can resize all the highlighted content tracks in the Ableton live 7 legacy pack free View. Previously, this exclusively worked for tracks whose headers where selected. Live 10 Release Notes Specifically: The Rewind and Fastforward buttons will now rewind and fastforward the Arrangement position.

Turning the Encoder will now scroll the Session frame up and down. Holding the Encoder down and turning it will scroll the selected Scene up and down. Fixed an issue where the Session frame was visible even when the hardware was not connected.

The faders now always control volume. The Faderport 16 still requires manual setup, but Faderport 16 and 16 XT will appear in the control surface dropdown menu.

On Windows, pressing “Alt” in Live now shows Menu Accelerator Keys to open menu bar items, as is the behavior in standard Windows applications. On Windows, Live once again detects if it could not create a directory because one already existed. Alternatively, if grouped prior to setting the MIDI routing between the two, Live would also crash when attempting to ungroup the pair once the routing was set.

Grouping and ungrouping within the device chain will now behave as expected. Full Screen mode is still available using the “F11” key. Previously, under certain circumstances, Live appeared to hang because the UI could not be drawn. Previously, installing many Live Packs at once caused Live’s installation dialog window to become too big and unable to be used properly.

Fixed an issue where the Track Solo feature of the Tranzport control surface script did not work correctly. Live will show and use. Fixed a crash that could occur during video export when using an external display as the primary display on MacBook Pro macOS.

Live is compatible with Apple Silicon computers running Rosetta. With the Launchkey MK3 control surface script, it is now possible to continue playback by ableton live 7 legacy pack free down the Shift button and pressing the Play button.

Previously, a windows 2016 server datacenter edition free download glitch could appear around the Groove Pool selector button, under certain circumstances. Fixed an issue where a pending auto-update would sometimes not be applied after downloading. Note: this fix only affects auto-updates to future versions of Live. Previously, the Operator device could crash or calculate inaccurate frequencies when its Fixed Mode and Spread parameters were enabled.

Live’s window no longer turns red when loading a Set with missing plug-in devices. Previously, Live would hang when turning its audio engine off, under certain circumstances. Fixed a bug that prevented certain low-resolution plug-in devices from scaling correctly on macOS. Fixed a crash that could occur when cancelling an “Export Audio” operation during the “Wait for silence” step. Fixed a crash that could occur when running certain plug-in devices. When the Vestax VCM is detected by Live, its control surface script will now be automatically selected and set up.

Shift-key functionality once again works as expected in the Clip View’s Sample Display. Previously, Packs would change icons upon being assigned a color in the browser. The Max device error view description text now follows Live’s selected theme.

Fixed some bugs: – Certain VST3 plug-ins that are not defined as instruments e. Previously, cropping an unwarped clip could produce a clip whose loop markers were outside the sample. When saving a Set for the first time, self-containing the Set or creating a Pack using Live’s File Manager, Live would incorrectly enable the Warp switch for such clips.

Fixed a crash that could occur when using certain VST3 plug-ins. Previously, when cropping an unlooped MIDI clip whose loop was outside the audible region, Live would hang when enabling the cropped clip’s loop. A memory leak and subsequent crash on ableton live 7 legacy pack free has been fixed when Hotfix available windows 10 window is not being interacted with for a prolonged period of time. Every Push 2 user will get a firmware update to v.

This firmware version fixes an issue that caused some displays to appear upside down. Metal support is disabled on OS X Added more Live theme colors to Max for Live. When the Pedal device is disabled, the Pedal Type chooser switch now appears in ableton live 7 legacy pack free correct text color.

When the Glue Compressor device is disabled, the text labels around rotary switches now stay in the same place. Updated various info texts, and improved some info text translations for Spanish and French languages. Bugfixes: Fixed hanging that could occur when dragging a compressed sample into Live, under certain circumstances macOS only. Previously, an erroneous message would appear in the Status Bar when deleting an audio file within a folder in the Places section of the browser.

Fixed lagging that occurred in the browser’s search field when the Sounds label was windows 10 enterprise download free download. Previously, a Macro Control’s range settings were not correctly updated when that Macro Control was being controlled by a Max for Live device. On first start, Live now only selects Simplified Chinese as the UI language if either: – the operating system language is set to Simplified Chinese; or – the operating system region is set to the People’s Republic of China excluding Taiwan and special administrative regions such as Hong Kong and Macao.

On macOS, if the operating system language is set ableton live 7 legacy pack free Simplified Chinese, Live now asks for permissions e. Live could crash when closing a window, a drop-down menu, or a context menu, under certain circumstances. Pressing and releasing Clear will still delete the current clip.

In the Launchpad Pro MK3’s Device Mode, the last selected parameter bank of each device instance will now be recalled upon reselecting the device instance. When Live is set to Japanese, the formatting of lesson texts in the Help View is once again displayed correctly. Previously, Live would not respond to mouse clicks if a dialog opened while another application was in focus macOS only.

Previously, newly-created clips sometimes did not inherit their track color. Devices In the Wavetable device, Undo commands performed on changes to user wavetables should now work as expected, and provide more meaningful undo descriptions for parameters that previously only displayed the default “Change Value” Undo action description.

Previously in the Echo and Delay конечно download touch vpn for pc windows 10 Лёню, the first ableton live 7 legacy pack free of the audio signal were repitched, under certain circumstances. Fixed an issue that caused intermittent dropouts in the DS Kick device. Fixed a crash that occurred when loading Live Sets, under certain circumstances.

Fixed a bug that created unintended fade-ins, under certain circumstances. Fixed the display and editing ableton live 7 legacy pack free continuous parameters in VST3 plug-in devices. Where supported, VST3 plug-ins now use ableton live 7 legacy pack free linear knob mode. Previously, Live’s Preferences were reset after updating to a new version, under certain conditions. It is no longer possible to change parameter values in a Max for Live device, if the track containing that ableton live 7 legacy pack free is frozen.

Info texts and Help View lessons now have Chinese translations. Recording automation for multiple device or mixer parameters together will now result in less steps to undo on Push. While recording on Push, pressing the Fixed Length button near ссылка на подробности end of a segment of time that corresponds with the Global Quantization setting will cause Live to wait until that amount of time is elapsed before stopping the recording.

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In the Novation Launchpad Pro MK3 controller’s Device Mode, the last selected parameter bank of each device instance will now be recalled upon reselecting the device instance. Max for Live Default Max for Live devices now use live.

Fixed a bug that prevented undo and ableton live 7 legacy pack free operations upon creating a computer keyboard mapping, as well as redo operations after deleting a computer keyboard mapping. Fixed a visual glitch that appeared when moving the mouse over an automation envelope. Previously when dragging a velocity marker, the mouse cursor would jump back to its initial position.

When using an encoder on a MIDI controller to control a device parameter with discrete values, the control functionality will no longer be inverted. Devices Previously, when instantiating an Audio Unit plug-in, Live ableton live 7 legacy pack free sometimes display an error message about a folder that could not be created.

Previously, after ableton live 7 legacy pack free a Max for Live device and then undoing the operation, the wrong device name would be displayed. Fixed a crash that occurred after unfreezing a track containing Wavetable, and then deleting the Wavetable device. Parameter banks in the Wavetable device will now be correctly mapped to control surfaces. Fixed a crash that occurred when selecting and freezing multiple tracks containing the External Instrument device.

If a track with a plug-in device is unfrozen, has its plug-in parameters or preset changed, and is frozen again, it will now record new audio instead of using the old frozen audio file. Max for Live devices that are not visible are now correctly notified of active state changes.