Ableton – Another way to save your sounds without bouncing
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Hi
Small tip for Ableton users – when doing any sound design there’s another way to save your sounds without bouncing them to audio.
If you create a small midi clip on the channel with your sound design and then drag the midi clip to user library, it will create a backup of your channel along with a playable clip for previewing later. To view the clips use up/down arrows to select clips and right arrow to preview
You can use this to save massive chains or just previews of synth patches…
Regards
Twisted
I literally just switched to Ableton this week.
I’m blown away by some of the power. And scratching my head at some UX decisions (can’t type in a value!?!?! WTF)
A lot of the daw is self explanatory, and it’s been fairly easy to pick up and create, but I know it also gets deep.
So if anyone else has any top Live tips, or maybe favorite devices or native instruments/FX they love, keep em coming.
What makes Ableton great for you…?
_-| get to work |-_
LOL, found that I *can* type in fields. Dumb me.
Also, anyone out there? Is this thing on?
_-| get to work |-_
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