Can you use the alternate fingering modes (e.g. Flute) with Ableton Live? How can you set the default mode?
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The alternate fingering mode is set in the stand-alone software, and is remembered by the hardware once set. The same goes for any other control changes, such as if you were to reassign the purpose of the bite sensor or the pitch bend sensors. Once set, it should work with any software, though you may have to make sure your software is looking in the right place (in the case of MIDI controls). Once set, your change becomes the default mode and you would have to either reprogram or do a hardware reset to switch back to the factory settings.
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That is what I use for. I use onsong out live. It pages my set list forward the other pedal scrolls the words. The two pedals have several button combinations and you set your software accordingly. I have not tried using it with iTunes though.
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That depends... PT 10 and PT 11 (And I think maybe PT 9) have finally adapted the open market standards like ASIO and CORE Audio. Any Pro Tools versions before that required proprietary Avid hardware... Probably one of the main reasons I use Cubase! But Yes, the current version of PT11 can most definitely interface with the 16.4.2.
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Yes, you can. Kind of the point of a usb MIDI controller. Works with all the DAWs I've tried on (ie Ableton and FL).
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Taken from their site: "Owners of previous versions of Live need to upgrade to Live 9 in order to use Push. Introductory bundle offers will be available and customers should log in to ableton.com in order to see their pricing."So no, it will not.
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I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with Sample Tank as well. I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with... » Read More I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with Sample Tank as well. « Show Less
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You can choose and frequency you want. I use it for cello and it works fine except for sometimes in the lower register like open C
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Hello Paul. I was requested to provide you with an answer; however, actually I haven't yet used the software. Also, I do not input music using keyboards, but rather directly through the sequencer "step mode". Apologies for not being able to help, but I had to at least respond to the request. Good luck anyway.
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Taken from their site: "Owners of previous versions of Live need to upgrade to Live 9 in order to use Push. Introductory bundle offers will be available and customers should log in to ableton.com in order to see their pricing." So no, it will not.
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I have the voice live touch original. You can change what the pedal does -turn on off looping -move to a different setting -you can find instructions for it on voice council. com http://support.tc-helicon.com/entries/21056981-VoiceLive-Touch-Switch-3-control
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What Armando is looking for is a feature like Lopped Based sampling . Im afraid is no posible via footshitch , becouse it has not a Footsw in jack. But , It could be posible via MIDI in and Midi Skills trying with global control change messages. regards
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Yes. The included DAW is Ableton Live Lite, which can run up to 8 tracks simultaneously. If you already have another software products then it will depend on their particular limitations. To find more info about Live Lite you can head over to Ableton's website.
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I don't use it with fl I use my mp with ableton live 9. The faders on there work for each instrument you're using up to 6. & you can map the knobs to what eer macro you want on ableton. Basically if there's a knob on that changes the bass or reverb on fl you can map it to the knobs on your mpd. I'm sorry I couldn't help more since I'm not familiar with fl. Hoped this helped somewhat. Happy holidays
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Ableton Live 9.1.6, is the current version, there is no v10 yet.Novation Launchkey is a class compliant device - with built in drivers for PC/MAC. Plug it in to Live, and set the surface controller as Launchkey49.
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The device on it's own doesn't really do anything other than control Ableton Live software (it ships with the Lite version but to do anything serious, you'll need to upgrade to the full version). At minimum you will need a suitable PC or Mac computer. Since it is a MIDI controller, you could use it to control MIDI on other devices, but that's not really what it's designed for. I'd recommend you spend some time reviewing Ableton Live software and then decide if this is the right control surface for your needs.
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It won't have default presets mapped in for sebelius, but you can manually program each fader and know to do what you need it to.
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Yeah, I believe so. Jut make sure to go to the audio settings/options to change the configuration. I'm 100% positive it works with Ableton as well.