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Discuss music production with Ableton Live. Post by abpm » Tue Sep 29, am Is this standard and something everyone has to do? I always get this message: “Ableton Live 9 Suite wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this. Re: Admin password to start Ableton? I get this message when I boot up either version for the first time after using the other version. Sorry I can’t remember where I saw this, so I can’t say if this is the absolute truth, but I just type my password when I boot up the new version and the world hasn’t ended yet Interesting that you get the prompt every time Files that you save to your User Library will also be available in the appropriate Categories labels.

Current Project — all of the files that are contained in the currently active Project see 5. Close and open folders, or move between the sidebar and content pane with the left and right arrow keys.

Downloadable Packs Appear in the Browser. Press the Download Icon to Download a Pack. To resume a paused download, press the download icon again. When the download is complete, you can install the Pack by pressing the Install button. Press the Install Button to Install a Pack.

Show or Hide the Size of Packs in the Browser. Show or Hide Downloadable Packs in the Browser. Previewing Files Live allows you to preview samples, clips, and instrument presets in the browser before they are imported into the program.

The Preview Switch. You can select Live Clips in the browser to load them into the Preview Tab. 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.

After using ‘Collect All and Save’, Simpler instances would fail to display a waveform due to the changed file path. Improved waveform rendering when switching through tracks and selecting Drum Pads. Previously, Push 2 would only show the left channel for stereo waveforms. As of now, both channels are displayed in overlay. On Push 1, plugin parameter names would not update correctly anymore if these change dynamically e. In addition, Push 2 now also updates such plugin parameter names dynamically.

Push 1 can now utilize custom device banks for Simpler. Dynamic parameter banks are in place for Push 1 as well. Parameters that don’t have an effect due to some other parameter being disabled will now be hidden. The encoder resolution for Push 1 was significantly different as of Live 9. This has now been rectified. Fractions were not shown correctly for Simpler on the Push1 display.

Quantized parameters were not displayed correctly on Push1’s bar graph. Improved meters: the track volume meters now show both peak and RMS levels. Simpler has been completely overhauled with a new interface, Warping, slicing, and new analog modelled filters build in conjunction with Cytomic. Audio Effect Racks now load with devices hidden.

Sets created with 9. When trying to Save a set created with a previous version in 9. A breakout view is added for Simpler. The breakout view can only be displayed when Simpler has a valid sample The Warped waveform is displayed accordingly in Simpler. Added a button in the Simpler breakout which warps the region between the sample’s start and end markers as a certain number of bars.

Added One Shot mode in Simpler. Slicing mode has been added to Simpler. When active, all transients between start and end flags will be used for generating the slices It is now possible to normalize a sample via a context menu option by right clicking on Simpler’s waveform.

Added the possibility to slicing to a Drum Rack from Simpler. A sample volume control Gain is now added to Simpler. When loading a Simpler, Auto Filter or Operator preset created with a previous Live version, the devices will work in legacy mode, in order to preserve the original sound. The filters will be automatically upgraded if these were not active in the preset.

Creating a multi selection for a number of chains in a Drum Rack enables setting the choke group for all chains at once. When instantiating a plug-in, up to 64 parameters get configured automatically now. This is done via a new context menu entry available in Live’s plug-in device.

Improved performance when drawing waveforms for large sets with many clips. Introduced a limitation to how many time a sample can be sped up or slowed down via “:2” or “x2” respectively, in order to save CPU power.

Improved the automation smoothing for the new filters in Simpler, Operator and Auto Filter. Removed the limitation to the amount of transposition affecting samples when using Complex or Complex Pro.

Bugfixes: It is not possible to inadvertently save a Live Set to the Trash anymore. The ‘Warp as x bars’ feature is improved so to provide more musical and predictable values. Light blue color tones have changed to avoid being confused with the selection color when using the default Live skin. Specific plug-ins would have triggered Live to configure non-functional parameters after a preset change. Changes for Push: Introduced support for Push 2. It is now possible to preview sounds from the browser with Push 1 as well.

It is now possible to load Samples from Push. These will be instantiated in Simpler. It is now possible to duplicate Drum Rack pads from Push 1 as well. Scales settings are now stored in Live sets. When recording with Fixed Length: Off, pressing fixed length will now stop recording and loop the last bars of the recording according to the fixed length setting. Fixed a bug which would cause the Clip selector in the step sequencer to be displayed after deleting a Clip.

MIDI Note Off messages could be skipped as a consequence of an audio drop out, resulting in hanging notes. CPU spikes leading to drop outs could occur when firing Clips, stopping Clips, Clip editing during playback, Clip scrubbing and when pressing the Back to Arrangement button. This bug fix also improves scaled drawing performance on Windows bit.

Changes for Push: The step sequencer ‘Note Settings’ view could not be exited anymore if accessed while in Hotswap mode. Replaced the icon for Current Project in the browser sidebar. Live would crash when dragging a Clip in the Groove Pool. Audio Units would stop passing audio after changing the sample rate. Added control surface support for the Akai Professional Advance keyboard series.

Bugfixes: Fixed a crash which might take place in Live 9. Auto-scrolling in session view could get stuck after releasing the mouse, when dragging a device across the splitter between browser and session view. Fix a rare crash which could occur when closing plugin windows on Mac.

Improved tempo detection for warped audio files where the tempo appears to be constant. Improved warp downbeat detection. The first warp marker 1. Improved the sound of Complex and Complex Pro Warp modes. Added the option “Warp Selection as x-Bar Loop” in the context menu when right clicking on a time selection inside an audio clip.

Live Sets that contain Max for Live devices or third-party plug-ins now have lower latency. The latency introduced by a device is now displayed in the status bar, when hovering over the title bar with the mouse. No latencies are shown when latency compensation is turned off. Automation and Modulation are now fully latency compensated.

Modifying the Arrangement loop brace with mouse or keys will not affect the current track selection, while previously all tracks were selected as soon as the braces where adjusted with the mouse. The Serato bridge is now compatible with Live 9. Updated and Kits with better sounding Kicks and Snares.

The Session Ring would not be entirely displayed on screen anymore when navigating through tracks if the Live Set contained folded Group tracks. Fixed a bug in the Axiom Air 25, 49 and 61 Control Surface remote script, where the Send mix mode controlled the available Sends for the currently selected channel, instead of controlling Send A for the first 8 channels.

Fixed a bug which caused artefacts in the waveform visualisation when increasing the Gain on low amplitude audio clips. The Live browser “All Results” label would not remember the settings for the optional second column. Fixed a rare crash which might happen on OS X with certain input sources. Fixed a crash which might occur when deleting several Max for Live devices from a Live Set at once.

Live would crash when quitting the application while renaming a Groove in the Groove Pool. A Live Set might become corrupt when saved after a crash recovery, if the original Live Set had meanwhile been modified by a different Live instance. Notes at the beginning of Clips would not be triggered when rendering or freezing tracks containing Max for Live devices or third party plugins. Remote mappings via a Max for Live device would not work for toggle parameters anymore.

Minor adjustments to the translations of Clip context menus. Overdrive would report a wrong latency value, thus would not correctly be compensated. Redux would report a wrong latency value when in Soft mode, thus would not correctly be compensated. Minor GUI bugfixes for high resolution displays. Fixed a bug which could cause graphics glitches and crashes on OSX when using high resolution displays. Fixed a bug where the mouse cursor would stay in stopwatch or beachball mode until the user physically moved the mouse.

This would happen after loading devices, live sets, or anything else which would necessitate the use of the stopwatch cursor. Updated the pixel font used primarily in device LCDs like Operator for retina displays. Also improved the aspect of envelope curves drawn in the device’s LCD displays. Fixed a glitch where the modulated value would become visible as an orange dot while dragging a slider, even if no modulation exists.

Holding “Delete” and tapping an encoder on Push resets the respective parameter to the default setting. Holding “Shift” while turning an encoder on Push changes the respective parameter with finer resolution. Improved buttons readability on Push. The Repeat and Metronome buttons now blink if active. This caused the very first note in the Clip not to be played back at all. Live will not auto-update to versions above 9. Fixed a bug which caused modulations for arrangement clips to disappear when undoing and redoing after duplicating a track.

Fixed a graphics problem which could occur on OS X The Simpler instrument could lose certain macro mappings after converting a Sampler to Simpler and then enabling Simpler’s Pitch Envelope. Fixed the spacing of the “Hz” icon on Simpler’s LFO Rate switch on Retina displays Under certain conditions, the Tension instrument could produce unwanted noise bursts after loading a preset and then playing the first note.

Live could crash when undoing and redoing after importing a clip or a track containing automation from the browser. Live would also keep crashing when recovering the Live Set from the undo file. Note that this requires a Mac with OS X Added native full screen support for Mac OS X. Note that this requires Users with older OS X versions and Windows users are not affected by this change.

Updated info texts and manuals. Some chooser controls would clip the right side of an active entry when closed, e. This is now fixed. Fixed a crash that could occur under certain conditions when loading Live sets containing a large amount of VST plug-ins and Max for Live devices.

Fixed a crash that could occur when hovering over an automation breakpoint or segment on the first automation lane of an Arrangement track and then forcing another automation to be shown on the same lane, e. Max for Live MIDI effect devices would not be correctly latency-compensated when the device was turned off and the device had an additional latency defined in its patcher inspector.

Improved the threshold for inverting text colour of clip names, chains, macros, etc. Bugfixes: The [live. The Launchpad’s Mixer mode would stop working after using the Launchpad’s Session Zoom feature in Live sets containing more that 8 tracks. Changes for Push: When using a low audio buffer size or high sample rate, Push’s buttons would not be backlit after launching Live Windows only. When entering Scales mode on Push, the Selection and State Control buttons would not light up until one of them is pressed once.

Push’s Duplicate button would not work anymore for clips, tracks and scenes if Clip workflow is selected. Auxiliary audio outputs of certain VST plug-ins would not be delay-compensated anymore. Observing or controlling the APC40 button matrix with a Max for Live device would not work after disabling the control surface. Fixed an issue which caused the Filter Type and its automation if existing to be set to an incorrect type after converting Simpler to Sampler or vice-versa. Bugfixes: Fixed an issue which caused CPU spikes when moving a MIDI note in a track containing certain Ableton devices with automated parameters while the transport is not playing.

Fixed a bug that caused the active Control Scripts to be loaded again when activating an additional Control Surface. Enabling multiple tracks for recording and then triggering the Session Record button from the APC40 MKII would only record into the currently selected track instead of all armed tracks.

Fixed an issue on the Mackie Control Pro where the display would not show the parameter’s values correctly, after previously enabling the level meters. Fixed a graphical glitch which could occur when changing an Arrangement track’s vertical zoom level via the Mackie Control or a Max for Live device.

Under certain conditions, this could also lead to a crash. Importing a Session View clip containing automation for a Max for Live device into another Live Set would create automation breakpoints in the Arrangement View. When loop is activated in the Arrangement View, MIDI sustain messages and other CC messages would not be recorded reliably after the first loop iteration. When configuring plug-in parameters, some sliders in Live’s plug-in panel would not match the position of the respective parameter in the plug-in GUI.

Text in deactivated clips was not readable with certain skins. Fixed a crash which might occur when renaming a Drum Rack pad while triggering another pad.

Live could crash under certain conditions when running as a ReWire slave and creating a new Live Set without saving the previous Set.

Under certain circumstances, Live would delete send automation or modulation envelopes from clips when exporting clips or tracks to the browser. Additionally, Live could crash when using the undo feature after such an export operation. Updated control surface documentation. Improved readability of text in clips, tracks, chains and macro controls. The text color is now automatically inverted, depending on the background color. Bugfixes: Live would show cryptic error messages in case it detects and repairs a corrupt database.

Now it shows something more meaningful. Looped clip envelopes could have an incorrect length after unlinking the envelope, linking it again and then moving the clip from Session View to the Arrangement View. When overdubbing a MIDI clip in the Arrangement View, the resulting clip would not be cropped to the correct content, but would contain all other notes of the track.

Evocative layered instruments combine organic and synthetic sounds with textural elements to add mood, space and movement to productions. Skitter and Step Updated for Live 11 A sound collection that inhabits the space where growling basses, rinsing pads and jarring melodies collide with jagged, broken percussion. The cavernous spaces, dubby basses and tight drums are ready for production but were designed for deep sound manipulation.

Beat Tools With more than Drum and Instrument Racks, over loops for slicing, tweakable effects chains and more, Beat Tools has all the sounds you need for hands-on beatmaking — especially with Push. Brass Quartet New in Live 11 Features a rich blend of trumpet, French horn, tenor saxophone and trombone in your music. The instrument highlights the natural breathiness, range of expression and broad tonality of the brass quartet. Created in collaboration with Spitfire Audio.

Build and Drop Build and Drop is loaded with ecstatic leads, enveloping bass, slamming drums and a range of rises, sirens and sounds effects. A creative toolbox for building the irresistible anticipation and release this music uses to keep the party going. Drive and Glow Updated for Live 11 Drive and Glow combines swirling synth textures, overdriven guitars and basses and pounding drums. Carefully curated to be mix-ready out of the box, this Pack is perfect for creating tracks that radiate with saturated, indie vibes.

Drone Lab New in Live 11 Weave complex, evolving threads through your productions with tonal and textural samples, generative noise, multisampled instruments, plus devices and Effect Racks designed for experimentation.

Drum Booth Updated for Live 11 Drum Booth contains carefully curated samples of acoustic kits recorded in a tight, dry room. Perfect on their own or as reinforcement for electronic drums, Drum Booth also offers unique post processing options and experimental recordings not possible with standard acoustic libraries. Special attention was given to making this Pack sound as true-to-life and organic as possible. The result is characterful electric keys for any genre.

Glitch and Wash This collection explores the contrast of organic texture and precise rhythms — combining precision slices, jagged electronic noise and microscopic snippets of sound with warm ambient pads, textures and soundscapes. Inspired by Nature New in Live 11 Six playful instruments and effects that use natural and physical processes as their inspiration. Created in collaboration with Dillon Bastan.

Latin Percussion A collection of acoustic percussion instruments such as congas, timbales, claves, shakers, tambourines and bells from the worlds of Brazillian, Afro-Cuban and African music. Orchestral Brass A thorough set of vivid and colorful brass instruments. Features solo and ensemble French horn, trombone, trumpet and tuba, with a unique set of articulations in multiple section sizes.

Orchestral Mallets The true essence of symphonic percussion instruments in pristine quality. Features vibraphone, marimba, xylophone, crotales, glockenspiel, tubular bells, cymbals and timpani with a variety of articulations. Orchestral Strings A comprehensive selection of naturally rich and dynamic stringed instruments.

Features solo and ensemble violin, viola, cello and double bass, all record in their natural positions within the orchestra, complete with a number of articulations.

Orchestral Woodwinds Features a variety of clear and vibrant wind instruments. Includes solo and ensemble flute, clarinet, bassoon, oboe and English horn, with a broad spectrum of articulations. Probability Pack A collection of creative sequencers that introduce probability and chance to your music. Punch and Tilt A dancefloor-ready collection of sounds focused on machine rhythms, weighty bass and dark, hypnotizing melodies, textures and noises — a rough sonic aesthetic that started with a small group of underground producers and has grown into a worldwide scene.

Session Drums Club A multisampled library of acoustic drums for nuanced play. Features room ambience from club environments. Session Drums Studio A multisampled library of acoustic drums that reproduces the nuances of a recording session. Features clear studio recordings of world-class drum kits, properly miked and ready to play.

Singularities Singularities makes use of single samples and finely tuned, expressive parameters to capture the sound and feel of classic synths and samplers. String Quartet New in Live 11 This combination of two violins, viola and cello has a sound that is immediately intimate, and is also a great starting point for sonic exploration. Created by top artists and sound designers, Synth Essentials makes it easy to find the sounds you need with no interruption to your creative flow.

Voice Box New in Live 11 A comprehensive collection of contemporary vocal samples from multiple voices, a set of playable vocal instruments, and Effect Racks designed for vocal processing.

Audio Effects Intro Standard Suite. Audio Effect Rack Updated for Live 11 Combine audio effects into a single device, allowing for the creation of simplified Macro controls for complex effects chains.

Auto Pan LFO-driven panning, tremolo and beat-synchronized chopping effects. Beat Repeat Creative beat mangling with controlled or randomized repetitions of an incoming signal.

Channel EQ A flexible and simple EQ with curves and gain ranges suitable for a variety of audio material. Chorus-Ensemble Updated for Live 11 Create thickening, flanging and vibrato effects. Ensemble is a new algorithm inspired by a thick 3-delay line chorus used in the 70s for string machines.

Compressor Dynamics processing to add punch and loudness. Delay A simple delay with Ping pong behavior, filter modulation and the ability to infinitely repeat the input signal.

Gate Dynamics processing for noise reduction and decay or reverb shaping. Grain Delay Granular delay with controlled or randomized pitch.

 
 

 

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Step 1: Re-Download. Change web-browser (we recommend Chrome or Firefox), and login to your replace.me account. Re-download the latest. Are upgrades free? Upgrading to a new version of Live (e.g. from Live 10 to Live 11), or from different editions, like Intro to Standard.