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Do you have Warp turned on in the clip? It sounds like it should be on if you have a bpm set for one of the markers in the clip.

For slicing parts, I’d zoom in a little more. You’re zoomed way too far out unless that clip is like 4 seconds long. It should at least show patterns and parts where there are audible percussive from the speech. For the audio quality, I guess I’d make sure that Live isn’t making the audio quality an...

Most midi cc for live native devices would have to be midi mapped, which is fine from midi input control devices from Preferences. Things selected for ‘Remote’. As mentioned above, to do this, you’d kind of have to route midi out of Live and then back into Live, which is far from ideal. You might ev...

serious question—or more of a curiosity. have they really traditionally released on Tuesdays? I only have one Ableton release under my belt, so far. 🙃 I think it gives them all a twisted motivating smile at headquarters when they develop and fine tune Ableton Live thinking in the back of their head...

It might’ve been auto-warped in the past by dragging it into a set on a date that was before you changed the setting in preferences. If you turn warp off and set the start point to zero, you can hit Save inside the clip and it should work out

Are you sure that no other DAW behaves this way?? In my experience, you can solo a muted track. I guess it might be unique from software to software (or hardware?) There is also the possibility of adding Utility or an Audio Rack for mute automation. Actually I’m not sure about Utility. I know that p...

Two things to keep in mind. 1. There is a Relative / Absolute mouse mode in preferences. Touch is absolute, what you touch is where something is positioned. Relative is like a mouse where the pointer begins a point and movement is relative to that click position. 2. Live does not support ‘multi-touc...

Global tempo change is done on the Master channel.

Songs loaded will respond to global tempo change depending on how they are ‘warped’. If they are warped properly, then the tempo of the clip will be the same as the global tempo automation.

It records unwarped, the original recording is clean. But by default Live will ‘activate’ Warp with the assumption that you want the clip to stay locked in tempo. This confuses a lot of people but it is great that you noticed it. You’re asking the right questions. So, Warp is ‘non-destructive’, as i...

Preditor might be the way to go. The thing to realize is that it is not a simple automatic task. I think I’ve seen one or two other solutions a number of years ago. But based on what I saw on the preditor site and some YouTube vids it is created to allow you to edit the Default layout of the devices...

I tried it out and had the same experience. I could swear k recently saw news of a beta of a near future update that involved additional midi features. I don’t remember which platform of social media I saw that

Having multiple controllers, perhaps you can get the best of both options

Well. I call it learn to distinguish it from mapping. But it is basically the midi mapping you’d do from within any plugin. The key is to not have those controls already dedicated to something in Live. For example, The mod wheel already just works in a plugin. Most synth plugins respond to cc 74 (I ...

Is it perhaps Aftertouch? For some reason I’ve noticed that Wavetable responds to Aftertouch by default when using the default. But what you’re describing could be something completely different. Just offering that as a possibility

So. You have the parameter Mapped. This isn’t so much an ‘automation recording’ problem as a mapped parameter problem. You didn’t show us afterwards if the automation in the clip still remains, but was ‘overridden’ because of you adjusting that control, and therefore it needed to be reset to follow ...