Ableton live upgrades manual#

Brass Quartet New in Live 11 Features a rich blend of trumpet, French horn, tenor saxophone and trombone in your music.DrumSynths Updated for Live 11 8 devices to create unique drum and percussion sounds using synthesis.Tension Updated for Live 11 Physical modeling string synthesizer.Electric Updated for Live 11 The sounds of classic electric pianos.Collision Updated for Live 11 Physical modeling instrument for authentic mallet percussion sounds and creative percussion.Video import/export UPDATED Import video as a clip and save modified video and audio.Drum Rack UPDATED An instrument for layering samples, synths, and effects in a classic 16-pad grid.MIDI Effect Racks Combine MIDI effects into a single device, allowing for customized MIDI processing chains with simple Macro controls.Instrument Racks Combine multiple instruments and effects into a single device, allowing for split and layered sounds with customized Macro controls.The sound design implications of this new ability is also exciting, especially when employing Mr.Bill and Ill Gates’ Mudpie/IDM Jam sound design technique.Īlready, this new addition gets a thumbs up from me for shelling out the dough.

At times, a recording engineer may have to consolidate a recording bar by bar and word for word (I know, it’s terrible but necessary in some circumstances).Īnyway, now it looks hella easy to quickly select the best parts of multiple recordings and compile them into a single track. If you don’t know what it is, Comping is where you take a collection of recordings taken of a single section of a song then combine the best parts into one final, “perfect” take. Now, it appears that Ableton has taken a comping approach very similar to the way Cubase handles comping.

Ableton live upgrades manual#

It has always been a manual process that can easily clutter your Ableton Live set with multiples of similar tracks. As an engineer who does a LOT of recording (especially vocalists and unpracticed musicians ) I have always been a bit disappointed with how Ableton live handled version recording and comping.