HOW TO SHOW FADES IN ABLETON 10 SUITE PROFESSIONAL
We hope you found this article on How to use the Scale MIDI Effect in Ableton Live helpful! If you want to learn Ableton Live one on one with a professional digital audio trainer, call OBEDIA ot get started!ĬLICK HERE to learn Ableton Live one on one with a digital audio professional at OBEDIA. The Scale MIDI effect now looks like this:Īt this point we have configured the Scale plugin so that all of the notes that the user can play on this track will be “locked” to a D Major scale. This can be done by simply “twisting” the “Base” knob from the Scale plugin until it reaches “D” as: This is the step in which we will basically transpose our Scale from C Major to D Major. Change the base of the Scale from C to D: Once it has been dropped on top of the track, the MIDI effect will appear first at the bottom list of of the track effects as:Ĥ. Ableton’s Scale is a very useful MIDI effect that lets the user constrain or lock every note of a MIDI phrase from the keyboard or controller to a certain music scale or key.
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By taking a closer look at the editing aspects of Ableton Live 10 Suite, manipulation of audio clips is now more immediate and straightforward. This tutorial shows the user How to use the Scale MIDI Effect in Ableton Live CLICK HERE to learn Ableton Live one on one with a digital audio professional at OBEDIA.
Drag the “C Major” Scale preset from the list and drop it on top of the desired MIDI track.įor the purpose of this tutorial, the desired MIDI track is labeled as “Intro Lead L”. Thus, in one stroke, the fade option in each audio track has disappeared from the automation mode. For the purpose of this tutorial we will be using the D major scale, so the selected preset will be “C Major”.ģ. Minor, Major, Dorian, Istrian, are all types of scales the user can choose and then select the base of them (C, D, E, F, etc). This is one of the most important steps of using the Scale MIDI Effect because from the previous list the user will select the type of scale desired. Currently, the 16 channels are split into 8, the first 8 channels, repeat on strips 9 through 16. Open the Scale’s drop-down list to see all the possible Scale presets that come with Live: On Ableton’s Browser, search for MIDI Effects -> Scale
The picture above shows a basic Live Set with at least one MIDI track.Ģ. In Live 10, these fades can also be activated via the Clip Fade button.
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