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I love it - got it as a Christmas gift myself. Totally badass.

When I first started using Live, it was in v3 before MIDI and VST instruments, so I had not choice but to use FL Studio, 'cause it was the only thing I had that could ReWire into Live. Talk about a headache! I was faced with all sorts of tiny timing issues, notes not playing if they started on the f...

Oh, I think I understand... The iMic has 4 ins? You can only select one audio device/Live instance, so you'd need two Live's to select both iMic's, thus achieving 8 input nirvana. You should be able to do it no problem... As long as each device is a different audio driver (ASIO, I take it?).

Why not run it all through one Live?

Very awesome! I can see LOTS of fun to be had making banks upon banks of patterns in FL Studio to load up in Live via ReWire when I need something quick, but more advanced than simply an audio drumloop!

Well, there wouldn't be much point in stuttering a single clip, considering he wants it done across the whole master bus.

Select a range of time, and press SHIFT+CTRL+M.

Took me awhile to figure it out - actually, the manual taught it to me in the end. READ IT.

It really does rock.

There is tempo saving in 4 - name a scene "X BPM" and it will change the tempo when you launch the scene.

Manual, HELLO!?

I really don't know WHAT to do - pressing F11 should get you out of fullscreen mode, but if that isn't working, it leads me to believe your not in fullscreen mode and something else is wrong. Installing the new version (4.0.4) should eliminate any chances of it being a corrupt installation, so give ...

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Liten to Arp (RX), he is a smart guy.

You don't have to drag the position marker, btw. Use CTRL+LMB where the flag to jump to on the arrangment view timeline.

I use ONLY Live 4.0, a simple sample editor (Audacity - it's free and awesome), and a bunch of VST plugins that I have collected over the course of my electronic music shindigs.

To me, I couldn't ask for more! Unless you want me to get all feature request on yo' ass!

If possible, go back to the source where the reberb was applied, strip it out, render the loop as a dry loop, then do reverb in Live via a send to conserve CPU power if it's scarce. That way, you can let the tails ring out since it's being processed right inside Live.

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