Even though Ableton Live comes with a lot of MIDI remote scripts aka Control Surfaces, there will be times when you have to install one yourself. Some controllers require a special script to be installed and there are also a
Now that the first units of Push are shipping Ableton have released a new video tutorial series called ‘Learn Push’. So far there are 6 videos explaining how to use Push in the studio. A lot of them can also
This week’s ‘Ableton Live Insider Tip’ is a helpful one when it comes to getting a faster workflow either when quitting Live or switching between Live Sets. It’s simple, but not everyone knows about it. So here is the video:
Due to popular demand, here’s another video tutorial about a command from the Options.txt as part of the series “Ableton Live Insider Tips”. This one is brand new and only works in Live 9 and up. If you ever wanted
Part 6 of the series “Ableton Live Insider Tips” for the last time deals with commands that you can add to the Options.txt file. This time it’s all about ReWire:
Part 5 of the series “Ableton Live Insider Tips” explains what the command NoAutoArming does, that you can add to the Options.txt file and what it might be useful for.
Part 4 of the series “Ableton Live Insider Tips” explains how recorded automation curves can be changed in Live with the command ThinningAggressiveness in the Options.txt file.
In the last part of the series “Programming in Max for Live” by Cycling ’74, we finally learn with the help of the Step Sequencer how to use the Live API in Max for Live devices, so that their parameters
Part 3 of the series “Ableton Live insider tips” deals with two other commands that you can add to the Options.txt file that will make working with VST plugins much easier. Particularly the automation of their parameters.
Part 2 of my new series “Ableton Live Insider Tips” explains two more commands of the Options.txt file, EnableMapToSiblings and AutoAdjustMacroMappingRange. Both make mapping controls to macros in Racks faster and more efficient.
We continue with the building of a synth in Part 7 of the series “Programming in Max for Live” by Cycling ’74. In the first video they show us how we can program a monophonic synth based on a loaded
While working at Ableton’s as a technical support, I came across a lot of users who’d wanted to have their own folder structure in Live Projects. Most of them simply moved around files in the Windows Explorer or Mac’s Finder
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