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Yamaha Silent Series C3S Bedienungsanleitung (535 Seiten)


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Inhaltsverzeichnis

May, 2009

2

Welcome to Live

3

1.2.1 New Warping Engine

4

1.2.3 Workow Enhancements

4

1.2.5 New Library

5

1.2.7 Controllers

6

1.2.8 More Improvements

6

First Steps

7

2.2 Setting up Preferences

8

CHAPTER 2. FIRST STEPS 7

9

2.3 The Main Live Screen

10

Adjusting the Main

11

Window Split

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Authorizing Live

12

3.1 Copy Protection FAQs

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Protection?

14

Live Concepts

15

4.2 Arrangement and Session

16

4.3 Tracks

17

4.4 Audio and MIDI

18

4.5 Audio Clips and Samples

19

CHAPTER 4. LIVE CONCEPTS 18

20

4.6 MIDI Clips and MIDI Files

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4.7 Devices and the Mixer

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CHAPTER 4. LIVE CONCEPTS 21

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The Live Mixer in the

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Arrangement View (Left)

24

Live's Crossfader

24

4.8 Presets and Racks

25

4.9 Routing

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4.10 Recording New Clips

27

4.11 Automation Envelopes

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4.12 Clip Envelopes

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4.13 MIDI and Key Remote

29

4.14 Saving and Exporting

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4.15 The Library

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CHAPTER 4. LIVE CONCEPTS 30

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Managing Files and Sets

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Library Is this

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Browser's Root

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The File Browser's

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Parent Folder Item

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A Folder in the Browser

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5.1.2 Browser Bookmarks

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5.1.3 Searching for Files

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Activating Browser

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Search Mode

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The Search Field and Go

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The Rescan Button

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Closing the Search

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Field

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... Locates the File Last

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Selected Among the

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Search Results

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5.1.4 Previewing Files

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The Preview Switch

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The Preview Volume

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Dropping a Clip to

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Create a New Track

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5.1.7 Hot-Swap Mode

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The Hot-Swap Browser

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5.2 Sample Files

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5.2.2 Analysis Files (.asd)

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5.2.3 File Pre-Analysis

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The Rendered Track

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Chooser

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Audio Rendering

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Options

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Waiting for External

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Devices to Become

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Real-Time Rendering in

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Progress

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Video Rendering

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5.3 MIDI Files

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5.4 Live Clips

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5.5 Live Sets

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5.5.4 Template Sets

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Every Entry in the

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Sample Reference List is

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Samples

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5.6 Live Projects

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5.6.1 Projects and Live Sets

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A New Project Was

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Added by Saving a Live

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Set Outside its Original

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Project

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5.6.2 Projects and Presets

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5.7 The Live Library

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The Library Location

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Unavailable Library

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Locations can be

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Cleared from the List

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5.8 Locating Missing Samples

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5.8.1 Manual Repair

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5.8.2 Automatic Repair

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Automatic Repair

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Options in the File

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Manager

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Options for Collecting

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External Samples

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The File Manager's

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Collect and Save Button

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5.11 Finding Unused Samples

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5.13 File Management FAQs

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Folder Structure?

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Arrangement View

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6.1 Navigation

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6.2 Transport

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Scrubbing Arrangement

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Playback

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Setting the Play Position

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Position Fields

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Using Locators to

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Launch Play in the

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Arrangement

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The Locator Controls

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6.4 Time Signature Changes

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6.5 The Arrangement Loop

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6.6 Moving and Resizing Clips

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Fades in the

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Crossfaded Clips

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6.8 Selecting Clips and Time

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6.9 Using the Editing Grid

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A Gap Between Clips

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Has Been Cut by First

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Selecting It, Then

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Executing the Cut Time

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Command

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6.11 Splitting Clips

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6.12 Consolidating Clips

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Consolidating Several

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Clips Into a New Clip

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Session View

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7.1 Session View Clips

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7.2 Tracks and Scenes

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A Scene in the Session

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7.3 The Track Status Fields

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CHAPTER 7. SESSION VIEW 94

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7.4.1 Select on Launch

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7.4.3 Editing Scenes

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CHAPTER 7. SESSION VIEW 96

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The Stop All Clips

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Clip View

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CHAPTER 8. CLIP VIEW 99

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The Clip View for an

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Audio Clip

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CHAPTER 8. CLIP VIEW 101

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8.1 The Clip Box

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8.1.3 Clip Signature

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8.1.4 Clip Groove Chooser

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8.1.5 Clip Offset and Nudging

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8.2 The Sample Box

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The Clip Zoom/Scroll

108

The Clip Overview

108

CHAPTER 8. CLIP VIEW 107

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The Clip Scrub Area

110

The Clip Loop Controls

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Setting the Clip to Run

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Into a Loop

112

8.2.3 Clip Pitch and Gain

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The Save Default Clip

114

The High Quality Switch

114

The Clip Fade Switch

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Automatically Create

115

Short Fades At Clip

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8.2.8 Clip RAM Mode

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8.2.9 Reversing Samples

116

8.2.10 Cropping Audio Clips

117

8.3 The Notes Box

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8.3.2 Bank and Program Change

119

8.3.3 MIDI Loop/Region

119

Tempo Control and Warping

120

9.1.2 Tapping the Tempo

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9.1.3 Nudging the Tempo

121

9.2 Time-Warping Samples

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9.2.1 Tempo Master/Slave

123

9.2.2 Warp Markers

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Double-Clicking In the

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Sample Creates a Warp

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The Follow Switch in the

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Control Bar

124

Transient Markers

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9.2.3 Using Warp Markers

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Setting the Warp

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Markers for a Poorly Cut

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Using Warp Markers to

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Manipulate the Groove

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Auto-Warp's Results in

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The Metronome Switch

129

Using the Context Menu

130

9.2.4 Quantizing Audio

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9.3.1 Beats Mode

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9.3.2 Tones Mode

134

9.3.3 Texture Mode

134

9.3.4 Re-Pitch Mode

134

9.3.5 Complex Mode

135

9.3.6 Complex Pro Mode

135

9.3.7 REX Mode

135

Chapter 10

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10.2 The MIDI Editor

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Previewing MIDI Notes

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Note Scale Position Is

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Shown Vertically and

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Beat-Time Horizontally

139

MIDI Editor Navigation

140

10.4 Editing MIDI

142

10.4.3 Grid Snapping

143

10.4.4 Editing Notes

143

10.4.5 Changing Note Length

145

10.4.7 Quantizing Notes

146

10.4.8 Editing Velocities

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Drawing Identical

148

Velocities (Left) and a

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Crescendo (Right)

148

10.4.9 MIDI Note Stretch

149

10.4.10 Cropping MIDI Clips

150

10.4.11 Deactivating Notes

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Using Grooves

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11.1 Groove Pool

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The Groove Pool

153

11.2 Editing Grooves

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11.3 Groove Tips

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CHAPTER 11. USING GROOVES 154

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Launching Clips

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12.2 Launch Modes

158

12.3 Clip-Level Quantization

159

12.4 Velocity

159

12.5 Legato Mode

160

12.6 Follow Actions

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The Follow Action

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Controls

161

12.6.2 Creating Cycles

163

Routing and I/O

166

13.1 Monitoring

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13.2 Exter nal Audio In/Out

168

13.3 Exter nal MIDI In/Out

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Activating the Computer

170

MIDI Keyboard

170

13.3.4 MIDI In/Out Indicators

171

13.4 ReWire Slave Routing

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13.5 Resampling

174

13.6 Inter nal Routings

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Two Ways to Route Track

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A into Track B

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Tap Points for Track

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Routing

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Tap Points for Every

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Chain in a Track

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An Example Setup for

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Post-Effects Recording

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Recording the Output of

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Audio Tracks

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Submixing the Individual

180

Drums of a Drum Kit

180

Using Impulse's

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Individual Outs to

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Separately Process

182

Sample Slots

182

Tracks Feeding MIDI to

183

From the Parts of a

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Multi-Timbral

183

Instrument

183

Routing a Speech Signal

185

Into a Vocoder's

185

Sidechain Input

185

Using an Auxiliary MIDI

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Track to Layer

186

Instruments

186

Chapter 14

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The Session View Mixer

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The Mixer Section

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Selectors

188

CHAPTER 14. MIXING 187

189

14.1.1 Session Mixer Features

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14.2 Audio and MIDI Tracks

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14.3 Group Tracks

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...and in Arrangement

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The Send Controls and

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Pre/Post Toggle

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The Crossfader and

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Selector

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Choose from Seven

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Crossfader Curves

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CHAPTER 14. MIXING 194

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14.6 Soloing and Cueing

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CHAPTER 14. MIXING 196

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14.7 Track Delays

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Recording New Clips

200

15.3 Recording

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Recording a New Clip

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Into the Session View

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15.3.4 MIDI Step Recording

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15.4 Recording in Sync

207

15.6 Recording with Count-in

208

15.7 Setting up File Types

209

The Scene Up/Down

210

Buttons

210

A Track Launch Button

210

The Step Recording

210

Working with Instruments and

211

Devices in the Track

212

Devices Can Be Folded

212

16.1 Using the Live Devices

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MIDI and Audio Track

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Arm Buttons

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A MIDI Track's Device

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Chain Can Contain All

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Three Device Types

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Device Activator

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Switches

215

16.1.1 Live Device Presets

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Presets in the Device

217

Browser

217

The Hot-Swap Presets

217

The Save Preset Button

218

The Default Presets

218

16.2 Using Plug-Ins

219

The Plug-In Device

220

A VST Plug-In in the

221

Track View

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The Plug-In Unfold

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The Plug-In Edit Button

222

The Congure Button

223

16.3 VST Plug-Ins

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Setting up VST Plug-In

226

Sources for Mac OS X

226

16.3.2 VST Programs and Banks

227

16.4 Audio Units Plug-Ins

228

Activating Audio Units

229

Plug-Ins

229

Opening an Audio Units

229

Plug-In Window

229

Chapter 17

231

17.1 An Overview of Racks

232

17.2 Creating Racks

233

17.3 Looking at Racks

234

17.4 Chain List

236

17.4.1 Auto Select

237

17.5 Zones

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17.5.2 Key Zones

240

17.5.3 Velocity Zones

240

17.5.4 Chain Select Zones

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Using Chain Select

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Zones to Create Effects

242

Presets

242

17.6 Drum Racks

243

The Chain List in a Drum

244

17.6.1 Pad View

245

17.6.2 Slicing

247

Rearranging the Sliced

248

MIDI Data

248

17.7 Using the Macro Controls

249

17.8 Mixing With Racks

250

Mixing Rack Chains in

251

17.8.1 Extracting Chains

252

Chapter 18

253

18.2 Deleting Automation

254

18.3 Overriding Automation

254

18.4.1 Drawing Envelopes

256

18.4.2 Editing Breakpoints

257

18.4.3 Locking Envelopes

258

18.4.4 Edit Menu Commands

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The Tempo Envelope

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Clip Envelopes

260

The Clip View's

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Envelopes Box

261

19.2 Audio Clip Envelopes

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The Transposition

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Envelope with Steps

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(Top) and Ramps

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(Bottom)

263

19.2.4 Scrambling Beats

264

and the modulation

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Envelope

265

19.3.2 Modulating Pan

267

A MIDI Controller Clip

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Envelope

268

The Sample (Left) and

270

Envelope (Right) Start

270

19.5.4 Clip Envelopes as LFOs

271

Working with Video

272

A Video Clip with a

273

QuickTime Marker

273

20.2.2 The Video Window

274

20.2.3 Clip View

275

20.3 Matching Sound to Video

276

20.4 Video Trimming Tricks

277

The Video Clip and the

278

Final Clip of Music

278

The Video Clip with

278

Pre-Roll Restored

278

Live Audio Effect Reference

279

21.2 Auto Pan

281

21.3 Beat Repeat

282

ask for them. If Chance

283

time; if

283

21.4 Chorus

284

21.5 Compressor

285

21.5.1 Sidechain Parameters

288

21.5.2 Compression Tips

289

21.6 Corpus

291

21.7 Dynamic Tube

295

21.8 EQ Eight

296

21.9 EQ Three

298

21.10 Erosion

299

21.11 Exter nal Audio Effect

300

21.12 Filter Delay

301

21.13 Flanger

303

21.14 Frequency Shifter

304

21.15 Gate

307

21.16 Grain Delay

308

21.17 Limiter

310

21.18 Looper

311

Record Play

313

21.18.1 Feedback Routing

315

21.19 Multiband Dynamics

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(common)

317

(uncommon)

317

21.20 Overdrive

322

21.21 Phaser

323

21.22 Ping Pong Delay

324

21.23 Redux

326

21.24 Resonators

327

21.25 Reverb

328

21.25.2 Early Reections

329

21.25.3 Global Settings

329

21.25.4 Diffusion Network

330

21.25.5 Output

330

21.26 Saturator

331

21.27 Simple Delay

333

21.28 Spectrum

334

21.29 Utility

336

21.30 Vinyl Distortion

337

21.31 Vocoder

338

21.31.1 Vocoder Tips

340

Live MIDI Effect Reference

342

Pinky Up and Pinky

344

UpDown

344

Thumb Up and

344

Thumb UpDown

344

22.2 Chord

346

22.3 Note Length

347

22.4 Pitch

348

22.5 Random

349

22.6 Scale

350

22.7 Velocity

351

Live Instrument Reference

353

Diagram of Analog's

354

Signal Flow

354

23.1.2 Oscillators

355

23.1.3 Noise Generator

357

23.1.4 Filters

358

23.1.5 Ampliers

359

23.1.6 Envelopes

360

23.1.7 LFOs

361

23.1.8 Global Parameters

362

23.2 Collision

365

23.2.2 Excitator Tab

366

Collision's Noise

367

Section

367

23.2.3 Resonator Tabs

368

Resonator Tuning

369

Parameters

369

Physical Properties of

369

23.2.4 LFO Tab

372

23.2.5 MIDI Tab

373

Resonator 1

374

Resonator 2

374

23.3 Drum Machines

376

23.4 Electric

377

23.4.2 Mallet Section

378

23.4.3 Fork Section

379

23.4.4 Damper Section

379

23.4.5 Pickup Section

380

23.4.6 Global Section

380

23.5 Exter nal Instrument

381

ReWire Options Shown

382

23.6 Impulse

383

23.6.1 Sample Slots

384

23.6.3 Filter

385

23.6.4 Saturator and Envelope

385

23.7 Latin Percussion

386

Preset Folders

387

23.8 Operator

388

23.8.1 General Overview

389

23.8.2 Oscillator Section

390

23.8.3 LFO Section

394

23.8.4 Envelopes

395

23.8.5 Filter Section

397

23.8.6 Global Controls

398

23.8.7 Glide and Spread

399

23.8.9 Finally

400

23.9.1 Installation

409

23.10 Sampler

411

23.10.2 Sampler's Tabs

413

23.10.3 The Zone Tab

414

The Velocity Zone Editor

416

The Sample Select

416

23.10.4 The Sample Tab

417

23.10.5 The Pitch/Osc Tab

420

23.10.6 The Filter/Global Tab

421

23.10.7 The Modulation Tab

422

23.10.8 The MIDI Tab

423

23.11 Session Drums

424

23.11.3 Mixing the Drums

425

23.12 Simpler

427

23.12.2 Sample Controls

428

23.12.3 Zoom

428

23.12.4 Envelope

429

23.12.5 Filter

429

23.12.6 LFO

429

23.12.7 Glide and Spread

430

23.13 Tension

432

23.13.2 String Tab

433

Tension's Vibrato

437

Tension's Damper

438

Tension's Termination

439

Tension's Body Section

441

23.13.3 Filter/Global Tab

442

Tension's Global and

444

Keyboard Parameters

444

23.13.4 Sound Design Tips

445

23.14.1 EIC Installation

446

Max For Live

449

The Max Editor Chooser

450

The Edit Button for a

450

Max Device

450

Sharing Live Sets

451

25.1.1 Non-Portable Tracks

452

25.2 Downloading Sets

453

The Upload/Download

454

MIDI and Key Remote Control

455

26.1 MIDI Remote Control

456

Control Surfaces Can

458

Follow Device Selection

458

Getting Hands-On:

458

Control Surfaces Can Be

458

Locked to Devices

458

Dening Control

459

Surfaces Manually

459

26.1.3 Takeover Mode

460

26.2 The Mapping Browser

461

26.2.2 Mapping to MIDI Notes

462

and Twos

464

065127 063001

464

The Relative Session

465

Mapping Strip

465

The Key Map Mode

466

Using the APC40

468

27.2 Clip Launch Matrix

469

Session View Clip and

470

Navigation Controls

470

27.3 Session Overview

471

27.4 Mixer Section

472

27.5 Device Control

473

Transport and Global

474

27.7 Track Control

475

27.8 Tempo Control

476

27.9 Crossfader

477

Setting Up The APC40

478

For Custom

478

Assignments

478

Synchronization and ReWire

479

Choosing a MIDI Slave

480

Setting up Live as a MIDI

480

28.1.3 MIDI Timecode Options

481

28.1.4 Sync Delay

481

28.2 Connecting via ReWire

482

28.2.3 More on ReWire

484

Computer Audio Resources and

485

Strategies

485

The CPU Load Meter

486

29.1.3 Track Freeze

487

A Frozen Arrangement

488

Track with a Reverb Tail

488

29.2 Managing the Disk Load

489

Audio Fact Sheet

491

30.2 Neutral Operations

492

30.2.7 Freeze, Flatten

495

30.2.8 Bypassed Effects

496

30.2.9 Routing

496

30.2.10 Splitting Clips

496

30.3 Non-Neutral Operations

497

30.3.3 Volume Automation

498

30.3.4 Dithering

498

30.3.7 Consolidate

499

30.3.8 Clip fades

499

30.3.9 Panning

500

30.3.10 Grooves

500

30.5 Summary and Conclusions

501

MIDI Fact Sheet

502

31.2 MIDI Timing Problems

503

31.5 Tests and Results

506

MIDI Output Test

507

Conguration

507

Selecting the MIDI Port

508

Type (Windows)

508

31.7 Summary and Conclusions

509

Live Keyboard Shortcuts

510

32.2 Accessing Menus

511

32.3 Adjusting Values

511

32.4 Browsing

512

32.5 Transport

512

32.6 Editing

513

32.8 Session View Commands

514

32.10 Commands for Tracks

516

Keyboard

517

32.15 Clip View MIDI Editor

518

32.17 Global Quantization

519

32.20 Using the Context Menu

521

INDEX 521

523

INDEX 522

524

INDEX 523

525

INDEX 524

526

INDEX 525

527

INDEX 526

528

preference 479

529

INDEX 528

530

INDEX 529

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INDEX 530

532

INDEX 531

533

INDEX 532

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INDEX 533

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