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KaosPV posted:
I would say set up a send track that has the filter you want on it, then automated both your tracks to send to it at the same rate (and bring your channel volume down as you increase the send). you might also set up a second send for the high pass filter/delay effect as well. another neat trick is to use the crossfader - have your dry track be set to channel A and your send track be on B, that way you dont have to lower the track volume when you want to use the fx track, just slide the crossfader over.
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Sups posted:I am a drummer in my band and I'd like to try to add a laptop to my setup. Is it pretty feasible to write parts in Ableton and then play it live while playing drums? Do you guys think Ableton is the program for me? I'm fairly new to DAWs but I have used Fruity Loops quite a bit and come up with some pretty interesting patterns. A friend of mine is a drummer in a band that does exactly this. He uses one of those midi drum pads to trigger sequences, sounds awesome. He also uses the pads to play some electronic drum sounds for live playing, not just triggering clips.
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colonp posted:Ah. dude never mind how do you get back to normal, how the gently caress did you get there in the first place
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mezzir posted:hit f10 there is also a little button next to the transport bar that says "revert to arrangement"
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