Akai mpd26 looping in ableton live

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Akai mpd26 looping in ableton live

Post by dumb angle » Sat Nov 27, 2010 11:23 am

Sup,

I've recently got an akai mpd26 and ableton live 8 and want to set up a system where I can drum a loop on the mpd26 and have that looping then play a few synthloops and have that looping and then drum another loop and have that looping onto etc etc.

I'm quite new to all of this so I don't know where to begin. Could some one point me in the rite direction?

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Re: Akai mpd26 looping in ableton live

Post by dumb angle » Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:18 am

Can some please help me. I know there's wisdom out there.....
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Re: Akai mpd26 looping in ableton live

Post by nowaysj » Sun Nov 28, 2010 11:32 am

I barely recall anything about ableton by now, so sorry, I no longer remember. Session view is where it is at for this, and you just need to figure out how to jump to the next track create a clip and record into it. Not so hard, I think.

I've been told that ableton's manual is a really good read. Better than most manuals out there.
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Re: Akai mpd26 looping in ableton live

Post by dumb angle » Sun Nov 28, 2010 3:17 pm

That's great man, thanks for the advice. I'll start working my way thru the book. I'm just quite new to all this

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