I use Ableton Live 9 with Push. Can I set it so the LPD8's knobs automatically control the 8 macro knobs on the selected track and switch accordingly?
1240996
As far as I know, most midi controllers are very customizeable from within Ableton. You can bind each knob to the macro knobs within Ableton. I'm not sure how easy switching it up is though.
1240997
Unfortunately no, not out of the box. There is supposedly a way to install something that will allow you to not have to re-map the knobs every time you switch tracks, but it did not work for me when I tried to set it up.
1929231
It comes with a set of instructions on how to make it work with several different types of software (fl studio, ableton live etc etc). All you really need is said software.
800553
I used mine for Logic Pro 9. And they were assignable. You should be able to use it for "up" "down" commands. If Ableton has any type of midi learn functions. You should be good to go! Hope this helped!
1110134
Absolutely. I have not yet done that myself. But I have seen it done in a tutorial video. Only thing is the sample buttons only hold up to 16 beats.
304954
He may have been talking about third-party plug-ins. You can use "unlimited" Ableton audio and MIDI effects, however many of the Ableton effects are not available in the lite version (obviously, because they want you to buy the 500 version) However, my advice is to get the cheap version, use it alot, and get really good at it. That's more important than all the bells and whistles. For example, a guy that can play just plain piano really good, is better than a guy with a synth with 1000 voices that can't play. For the record, here's the official comparison of Live 9 versions: https://www.ableton.com/en/live/feature-comparison/
1185156
Yeah, I believe so. Jut make sure to go to the audio settings/options to change the configuration. I'm 100% positive it works with Ableton as well.
1807415
This is a MIDI keyboard controller only- you need some kind of sound module for it to actually make noise. I'm not familiar with Ableton, but my Impulse 61 is fantastic used with Reason and VST instruments in Reaper.
432743
Taken from their site: "Owners of previous versions of Live need to upgrade to Live 9 in order to use Push. Introductory bundle offers will be available and customers should log in to ableton.com in order to see their pricing."So no, it will not.
800551
I have not used it for Ableton but the buttons are assignable in both Logic Pro X and MainStage 3. Logidy has an app on their website that allows you to program the UMI3 buttons to which ever notes you like.
1285309
I think it is, i use it with ableton and it works perfectly. I havent intalled the cd yet
1582687
no. you can gave up to 4 separate midi layouts at one time by cycling with the program button. giving you a total of 32 knobs and pads.
1290349
I'm not quite sure what you mean...but, here's a few things I've learned using this live. If your gigs are effects heavy, take time to create/design presets beforehand and set them to memory on the pedal. That way you can easily switch between them as the show goes.
777390
You have 5 (five) preset stomp switches. Just use another preset that has monster distortion and compression, then go back to your favourite "light drive" afterwards. I set the one on the far right for solos, and the one on the far left for laying back. It's infinitely flexible.
927142
If you have your audio channels set correctly, then yes, you should be able to. Remember, the Launchpad only works in Ableton.
703979
Hi Elisandro, of course you can. Just choose the effect with the memory pedals, then press write and exit buttons to edit. Now you can adjust the effect as desired by choosing the category you want (sound library buttons), and adjusting knobs to get the different variations. I hope it helps you.
555851
Yes - absolutely. I'm recording all my midi parts in Logic using this - tracks like a dream. It just shows up as a midi device like any other and you can enable and play. Alternatively, load their triple play controller as a vst / au / whatever and get your fine-tuned setup loaded in your DAW, then call up your soft synths via that in Ableton.
1903424
Thanks for your question. Just click the volume up, and you can change to the next track.