How do you make effects in ableton?
Like there's this effect PVD used alot in his Global Gathering 2007 set. How do you assign this effect (or maybe its multiple effects) to a knob on a midi? Thanks
i hate manuals
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Nov-12-2007 16:00
nefardec
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i hate people who don't read manuals
Nov-12-2007 16:34
SPAWNmaster
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Location: Boston, USA
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Originally posted by nefardec
i hate people who don't read manuals
Originally posted by nefardec
i hate people who don't read manuals
I hate people who don't read manuals and can't even figure something this simple out sans manual.
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Nov-12-2007 21:16
XxchristopherxX
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Location: Alberta, Canada
the sad thing is you really dont need to read the manual...as a rule i hate manuals but i learned all the basics just by messing around with it...its actually a pretty intutive program.
Nov-14-2007 12:03
theognis1002
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2006
Location: Virginia, USA
i knew i would get these witty read the manual comments so thats why i put that last line in.
the thing is... i know how to assign effects to MIDI knobs
im asking how to make ur own effect (like a combination of 2 effects in 1) and assign it to a knob.
PvD uses this effect in ableton that isnt one of the presets. i want to know how to do this
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Nov-14-2007 15:58
Drake44444
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Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA
Just assign two effects to one knob.
Or make racks.
Last edited by Drake44444 on Nov-14-2007 at 18:21
Nov-14-2007 17:30
SPAWNmaster
DJ/Producer
Registered: Jun 2006
Location: Boston, USA
if you have live 6 you can assign more controls non-exclusively. the other thing is you can chain your own effects using the Racks as someone else already mentioned. you can even make your effect presets and save them as seperate presets using the "save" button in the corner.
