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delicioso wrote:I highly recommend QuicKeys over Bome's or midistroke. It's very powerful yet so easy to use and has both OS X and Windows versions.

Why do you prefer QuicKeys over Bomes?

Sorry if the question seems stupid but since you mentioned your're new to ableton..

Did you try routing the guitar into an audio track and using audio effects on that?
At least some of the effects you want you can get this way.

naiswon

Afaik you can't do that with the default settings.
But you could do that by mapping a button on the APC to the delete-key via Bome's Midi Translator.

Actually, bit of a remature celebration there.... I can't quite make it work.. I've downloaded BOMES... and i've got novation NIO so not sure if i need to download the virtual midi port (york, for example) I simply want to map one of the rotary controllers of the Novcvation Nocturn to the F12 butto...

nice idea..

Rinsemeister wrote:Try using a "utility" plug on the group master.

You can adjust the gain and still retain relative automation.

Z.

ahh nice, good idea..
but wouldn't it be better to do the automation with the utility so you can use the track volumes when mixing the track?

MrH wrote:This is with the clip loop. Not looper.

The loop will always be in sync as I have the track warped and I set the global quantize to 1 bar.

Aight, thanx...

I guess it's ok to thank you, since you're not responsible for the contents, right?
Is it that bad?

nice, thx!

Do you use the clip loop or the looper device?
I'm still on 7 so i don't know how the looper works but how do you make sure the loop length
is set right so that it loops in sync when triggering it manually?

I'm also having trouble setting up the APC like it's showed in the video.
Does anybody know if this works with live 8 only?
Because in this case that would be the problem here since I'm on Live 7...