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Automate Re-Enable Automation

by AbletonKurse

This device lets you trigger Ableton Live's "RE-Enable Aut...

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Type
MIDI Effect
Author
AbletonKurse
Version
1.0
License
None
Live version
10.1.18
Max version
8.1.5
Downloads
0
Updated
No Updates

Description

This device lets you trigger Ableton Live's "RE-Enable Automation" function. This is needed if an automation in Arrangement View has been de-activated. You can as well automate this function - this becomes handy if you have some parameters being controlled via automations but with external MIDI controllers in the same live set.

It is included in the:

TEMPO CONTROL COLLECTION

Wich you can get: https://gum.co/tempocontrolcollection

7 devices for dynamic and automated tempo control for Ableton Live 10 + 11 (6 devices will work in Ableton Live 10+11 - one device will only work in Ableton Live 11)

Check out the video tutorials for those devices here:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUh6TpzNu0gO7tbE6YFC7z-fA40ATuDln

More info on those devices + my Ableton Tempo Control Guide:

https://blog.abletondrummer.com/ableton-live-tempo-tempo-follower-guide/

Comments (5)

  • discoparadis · August 07 2021
    hi! does 16 MIDI REMOTE BUTTONS work in Live11?
  • AbletonKurse · August 24 2021
    Yep it does work with AL11!!
  • Jack1972 · July 19 2024
    Hello, I am writing to you because you seem to have experience with tempo-related devices. I am looking for a simple device that instead of directly controlling the absolute value of the master tempo, it would control a *percentage* of the master tempo. In other words, it would be an additional tempo multiplier that sits on top of the master tempo. The reason for this is I have a different tempo set on each of my scene views for a sequence of about 125 different drum clips. If I use a knob to momentarily adjust the master tempo it momentarily overrides the set tempo, but when Live switches to the next scene, the tempo reverts to the hard-set tempo for that next scene. I would like the relative tempos from one scene to the next to remain the same, while still being able to speed up or down the whole set. Ableton told me to look on M4L before submitting an official feature request over to them. Any ideas ? T.Y. Jack
  • Jack1972 · July 19 2024
    Just to add more precision to my previous post, I think said device would have to intercept each scene's hard-set tempo, apply the multiplicator to it, before sending it back to Live as the effective master tempo.
  • AbletonKurse · July 20 2024
    Hey Jack - please get in contact via email -> https://blog.abletondrummer.com/contact/

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