25 Hidden Features in Ableton Live

Over the years, Ableton Live has become increasingly complex, with many features hidden away. In this video tutorial, we’re going to look at 25 features that can be very useful but are easily overlooked, most of which are hidden in context menus. This video will focus on the browser, the control bar, the mixer section and scenes.

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Chapters

Browser

1 Access to Tunings & Full Height Browser
2 Customise Collections & Library
3 Reset order under Library
4 Icons
5 Visibility of Splice/Cloud/Push
6 Show current project in Finder/Windows Explorer
7 Locate or remove greyed out folders under Places
8 Show or hide filter groups
9 Show items by Date modified, Size, Type, Rank, Place


Control Bar

10 Link sync setting
11 Tap Tempo setting
12 Record settings (Session & Arrangement)
13 Audio Settings quick access
14 CPU usage display settings
15 CPU overload setting

Mixer Section

16 Track arming behaviour
17 Solo with or without return tracks
18 Stereo or split stereo panning
19 Disable sends
20 Enable sends on Return tracks
21 Recording latency setting

Scenes

22 Quickly select all clips in scene
23 Scene launch behaviour 1
24 Scene launch behaviour 2
25 Tempo & time signatures for all scenes

Do you have any questions about these features? Anything I forgot to mention for browser, control bar, mixer section or scenes? Any topic you’d like me to cover in a future video tutorial? Let me know in the comments below.

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