Live 6 Rumours?

[headquest]

What do you mean by set all groove clips? do you mean just turn them on, or get them in a spot where I want them to sound?

You need to move the warp markers to the place where you want the beats to fall. Double click a warp marker to do this. Only "yellow" warp markers are locked, but those are the ones that will be copied to other clips, which is what counts.

In a drum break the transients can be either before or after the perfect quantized warp markers. I want to copy these transient locations and apply them to another clip..midi or audio. Is this what you are explaining?

This is just a technique for audio tracks. If you want to go with this for a mixed Audio/MIDI session you would need to render the MIDI clips as audio and copy the Warp Template in the same way to the rendered audio.

A "proper" Groove Quantise feature would make all this easier I'm sure, and it would certainly be near the top of my wish list for Live 6 too

For multitrack audio recording however, this technique is probably better. Used with care you can get the various parts of a whole multitrack session to stay perfectly in time together. Also this can (so I am told!) be a useful way of avoiding the phase problems that might occur if there's any spill between tracks on a live recording.

Thanks headquest, that's genius
B

Thanks, but the genius in question is not me . This tip is something I picked up from an article by Ingo Vauk that appeared in the Ferbruary Sound on Sound. Here's a link:

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb06/a ... vetech.htm

At present the full article is only online for subscribers, but should be freely available in a couple of months or so (if anyone is reading back this thread in the future).

[Bèndybônz]

Sweet
Thanks

[Barbed Wire Kiss]

Some common or garden midi editing tools, such as midi time-stretching, would be nice. I thought doubling or halfing the tempo of a clip would the job, but it doesn't. It has some lovely midi tools so it would be nice if they completed the package.

Actually there's a few other improvements that could be made to midi editing. Off the top of my head: How about being able to right-click (or with the corresponding combination of keys) on a note, or group of notes and being able to tranpose it/them up or down an octave.

[dusted william]

How about right clicking and inserting a chord fruity style?

How about auto strumming feature like in Orion.

I sure hope they are reading this.

dw