This new video in the Ableton Insider Tips series explains how you can achieve exact tempo automation in the Arrangement View. It's really easy, but how it's done is not quite so obvious.
Using Live's Tap Tempo can be quite clunky and it's also not what most singer/songwriters have in mind. What if you want Live to follow your tempo, not vice versa? This is where "Relative Tap Tempo" comes in.
In the last tutorial I explained how to achieve time signature and tempo changes in the Arrangement View. The latter only works with newly warped clips and you can only achieve abrupt tempo changes. In this tutorial I will show
In the last tutorial I explained how automatic tempo and time signature changes can be achieved in Live's Session View. So what if you needed this for Arrangement View? Here's how...
Let's say you want to play clips with different tempi and/or time signatures all in a Live Set in Session View. This can be useful for Live Performances as well as DJ-Sets. Scenes are great for starting a whole row
