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If I recall correctly, ableton converts mp3s to wav every time you drop one into a session. Anyone know where these wavs are saved? Pretty sure im not crazy?

Brain fart how can I automate SYNCD LFO rates in live?

when I map it it shows up as a value from 0 to 100 on the automation line rather than actual rates that make sense or any sort of real scale.

And also, any other tips/advice on automating and controlling LFOs

^ there's an envelope called LFO rate synced

now i got this weird problem with ableton: when i try to import stuff for example acapellas or or samples, it gives this error message at the bottom: "blahblahblah.mp3 could not be read. it may be corrupt or not licensed". the way it does that is completely illogical, like acapellas i've downloaded from acapellas.co.uk while others work others just give out that silly message??

topmo3 wrote:^ there's an envelope called LFO rate synced

now i got this weird problem with ableton: when i try to import stuff for example acapellas or or samples, it gives this error message at the bottom: "blahblahblah.mp3 could not be read. it may be corrupt or not licensed". the way it does that is completely illogical, like acapellas i've downloaded from acapellas.co.uk while others work others just give out that silly message??

This comes up every once in a while. Try reinstalling Quicktime.

why quicktime? i'm on a PC and i'm not even sure i have quicktime

fv2k wrote:If I recall correctly, ableton converts mp3s to wav every time you drop one into a session. Anyone know where these wavs are saved? Pretty sure im not crazy?

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topmo3 wrote:why quicktime? i'm on a PC and i'm not even sure i have quicktime

Ableton needs it to run properly, as far as I know.

fv2k wrote:If I recall correctly, ableton converts mp3s to wav every time you drop one into a session. Anyone know where these wavs are saved? Pretty sure im not crazy?

I think they must be located in the Ableton cache folder. See your settings.

topmo3 wrote:^ there's an envelope called LFO rate synced

now i got this weird problem with ableton: when i try to import stuff for example acapellas or or samples, it gives this error message at the bottom: "blahblahblah.mp3 could not be read. it may be corrupt or not licensed". the way it does that is completely illogical, like acapellas i've downloaded from acapellas.co.uk while others work others just give out that silly message??

But I still have a scale that is between .3 and .89 on the automation. I want something that I can interpret as a rate, and moving the automationm ever so slightly changes the rate by ridiculous amount. This makes most automation curves for LFO hardly curves and just very slight slants using values that don't have any realistic meaning.

Other REALLY WEIRD thing that happens. If I drag the Syncd lfo rate fader at the bottom of the screen in the massive plugin from top to bottom, the mix and max change each time...

i.e. Drag to max, max is .41. Drag to min, min is .027. Drag to max again and max is .93.

what is happening.

Also, how do I remove configured parameters in the massive plugin? i can't just simply delete them

fv2k wrote:

fv2k wrote:If I recall correctly, ableton converts mp3s to wav every time you drop one into a session. Anyone know where these wavs are saved? Pretty sure im not crazy?

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Right click on sample and select show in browser.

Disco Nutter wrote:

fv2k wrote:If I recall correctly, ableton converts mp3s to wav every time you drop one into a session. Anyone know where these wavs are saved? Pretty sure im not crazy?

I think they must be located in the Ableton cache folder. See your settings.

Yep that's it, thanks

OfficialDAPT wrote:

fv2k wrote:

fv2k wrote:If I recall correctly, ableton converts mp3s to wav every time you drop one into a session. Anyone know where these wavs are saved? Pretty sure im not crazy?

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Right click on sample and select show in browser.

This is a useful feature, but will only lead him to the *.mp3 file, I think, not to the decoded wave file.

Just started using Ableton again for the first time since school, and I prefer it over Reaper and FL. Just thought I would mention that.

jonahmann wrote:Just started using Ableton again for the first time since school, and I prefer it over Reaper and FL. Just thought I would mention that.

welcome to the darkside

EDIT: Actually that was slightly unfortunate.

luckily for you, us ableton users have a good sense of humour

ok erryone now when using sidechain compression, if i have a drum rack for drums and i want the synth / bass / whatever to duck only when the kick comes in,ignoring every other drum hit on the track. how can i do that? in other daws i've made a separate track just for the kick now i'm sure there's an easier way to do that in ableton?

Well you can just choose which sample/chain you wanna use as a sidechain input...

topmo3 wrote:ok erryone now when using sidechain compression, if i have a drum rack for drums and i want the synth / bass / whatever to duck only when the kick comes in,ignoring every other drum hit on the track. how can i do that? in other daws i've made a separate track just for the kick now i'm sure there's an easier way to do that in ableton?

There should be two boxes when selecting the input for the sidechain . The first box select the drum rack, second box select kick-post mixer.

Ok cheers. Now how do you get vibrato in operator?

Enable the LFO, it should be automatically assigned to the pitches of the 4 signals- A, B, C, D.