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that poll is fantastic! its making my head spin trying to answer a question with another question, and then try to work out how any responses to the poll could be in the slightest bit useful, not forgetting theres the video that has almost nothing to do with music, so DJ Pyhcshomofo Smiley starts ge...

no red face necessary. it has a fantastic live, cut n xfader feel. im nowhere near this yet, live or edited!

dummy clip is a midi clip that can be used to send midi information other than notes. like automation or program changes.

its all on the Wiki you can find at the top of the tips and tricks forum.

that said, id love to see a stress test on XP with Live, using 2gb and 4gb, and see what benefits there are in terms of responsivenes etc.

has anyone made a Live 6 test set, along the lines of the Live 5 one?

Im asking as it has a nice 'live cut' feel. Im wondering if this is something you produced in a live take, or if it was created completely in edits?

benchmarks between 2gb and 4gb on xp, show almost no improvement. you can load more things directly into RAM such as clips, but thats not going to help you with VSTs or FX. The OP said that he wanted to run 4gb of ram so he didnt have to worry about running out of headroom playing live. I think the ...

ahhh the kids with their entitlement, and their 'NOW!" thing.

and get the hell off my lawn.

the performance benefit on XP between 2gb and 4gb is almost nothing except in highly specialised apps designed for it, of which Live is not one!

not to just send notes. and if he did want to change patches on the MK i believe that can be done with dummy clips.

well you wouldnt be expecting the PK pad to be as good as the Kaoss pad, seeing as the Kaoss is about 3 times the price of the whole PK!

im just saying its perfectly usable. having to roll my finger doesnt keep me up at night!

can you record midi from the MK? If so, create a midi track in Live. Put a midi clip in it that you want to send to your MK. Under the IO section for the track youll see the "midi to" box. Set that to the midi interface you are using, and the midi track that the MK is on. Make sure the mid...

mac or pc?

would you mind explaining a little of your method if youd like to share?

getting interested in this sort of stuff, very nicely done!

theres no reason not to use vista on a network that ive found, unless of course you need a novell client!

i like vista quite a bit after you turn all the half assed security (UAC) nonsense off!

theres no reason not to use vista on a network that ive found, unless of course you need a novell client!

i like vista quite a bit after you turn all the half assed security (UAC) nonsense off!
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