#Ableton 9.7.5 release notes software

This way of course means that you will have to scroll between songs/scenes to select them. Now you can select scenes with MIDI controls, play them, and/or play the clips in those selected scenes. You can assign controls here to play a scene that is selected and to scroll up or down to select different scenes. You see there are three controls there as well - Play, Up / Down arrows (No. If you select a different scene, the 12 steps will now control these 12 new clips. Now whichever scene is selected, your 12 steps will control the 12 clips in that scene. Instead of mapping your 12 steps to 12 clips, map your 12 steps to these 12 'play buttons'. If you open the MIDI Map Mode and you look under each track, there now will be a 'play button' present (No. Live does have a sort of exclusive MIDI assignment possible for clips in a scene - for a scene that is currently selected. I am not sure what you are using the 12 'steps' for exactly on your controller (if it's only to launch clips or also to control other things), but let us assume each step is to control 1 clip in a scene, for a total of 12 clips. Off hand, I see two ways to perhaps approach this. So for the clips/parameters to act differently there has to be something that changes in that message along the way - even if it originates from the same place (the same step/control on your controller).

#Ableton 9.7.5 release notes software

If you assign multiple clips/parameters to receive the exact same message, then there is no way for Live or any software to determine when you suddenly want them to ignore this specific message. To clarify, we aren't using a click-track.Īll clips would be triggered manually via MIDI. where each Scene's samples are exclusive? When I set up the MIDI triggered clips in Live (for multiple songs), I can't restrict unwanted clips from playing.Īll the clips I have assigned to say C1 (across multiple songs/Scenes) play each time I step on that note on the 12-step. I want to use the same 12 MIDI notes on the 12-step for each song (Don't want to change 12-step patches for each song). I'm wanting to keep things as simple as possible. My issue is when trying to setup MIDI triggers for multiple songs (using Scenes) I have no trouble setting up triggered clips for a single song.

I'm using a small 12-step MIDI controller. I'm wanting to use Live on stage to trigger clips (effectively to fly-in audio) for multiple songs.