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plus it's just fun.ĭownside is depending on the format you go with it may be hard to gig with and i'd fret a little at taking out a modular to a gig unless it was packaged just right.

it adds that something that i can't seem to manufacture otherwise. I process everything through the modular at one time or another. KNOBS! the knobs/interface all that stuff is worth the price. I think messing w/a computer is a good way to get an idea of what is possible but it will not sound nearly as good as an analog modular. also, "WAAAAAAAAAAYYYYY overkill" works well enough for radiohead To see what it's doesn't have to be way complex. If you use a computer you could use a plugin like arturia minimoog or modular to process guitar. If you're thinking of buying a modular to process your guitar, I'd say that's WAAAAAAAAAAY overkill. If you're interested in owning a modular because you want a modular, great. To see what it's like.Ī moogerfooger or a sherman filter bank isn't a modular. depending on what i am trying to do.A moogerfooger or a sherman filter bank isn't a modular. I like to use these to process everything from guitar to synth to drums to vocals. is there to much noise developed from doing this? But I was curious if the same can be done with modular synth filter modules. Ive looked into moogerfooger and the sherman filterbank. They so some very bizarre synth/guitar mashups. I like messed up things (when done right). Im just curious what the downside to using different synth modules to create a guitar sound is. There are plenty more Ableton Live tutorials where this one came from.Im sure this has been asked before but I cant find to much on it. This tutorial is valid for Live 8 and up. Pretty simple, the MIDI Step Recording, huh? If yo have anything to ask or add, leave me a comment.

To delete just added notes, use the left arrow key on your computer keyboard while still holding down the keys.

You can change the grid settings for different note length.

Pressing the right arrow key again while still holding down the keys while double the note length and so on.

The length is determined by the grid settings.

Now hold down the keys/pads you want to add, press the right arrow key on your computer keyboard to add the notes.

Triggerable polyphonic step sequencer ableton how to#

If you don't know how to use the computer keyboard to play, have a look at my tutorial about it. If you want to use the computer keyboard to play, make sure the Computer MIDI Keyboard button in the top right corner of Live is turned on.You can use the left and right arrow keys to navigate. In the MIDI editor click the position where you want to start recording.Enable the Preview switch in the clip's MIDI editor.By default a MIDI clip is only one bar long. You can change its length in the clip's Notes Box. Create a MIDI clip by double-clicking on a clip slot in Session View.Make sure the MIDI track you want to record into contains a MIDI instrument and is armed.It works both with MIDI controllers and the computer keyboard. There's a great feature in Live called MIDI Step Recording that you can use. When you're not a great keyboard player or accomplished at playing beats, but want add more elaborate chord progression or beats to a song or track, don't worry.