Audio To MIDIĬonverting audio to MIDI is totally fun and completely inspiring. At the same time, there will appear individual buttons to reset specific tracks back to the Arrangement. It also appears in the Arrangement View, near the top of the screen, but it appears when it's needed. It lights orange when you launch Session View clips and break your timeline arrangement, just like it always did. The Back To Arrangement button now resides at the bottom of the Master track when in Session View. A new Scene will be created if necessary. The New button is interesting it stops clips in armed tracks and moves to the next location where empty clips are available to be recorded into. They're all MIDI assignable, so you can always set up your favourite controller to simplify their use. This new array of controls is confusing initially, but after a few sessions it becomes second nature. And yes, that means Session automation recording within Live's Session View clips - a much-requested feature! The Session View Control Bar features a redesigned MIDI overdub button, an Automation Recording button, an Automation Re-enable button, a Session Record button and a Create New Scene for Recording button. "Live 9 is a quality update, consolidating on what's gone before and adding some well chosen new features."Īt the risk of compromising Live's ease of use, more flexibility has been added to recording features this could also be a result of changes necessary to accommodate the Push controller. Live's 'other' Compressor, meanwhile, has also had an overhaul. There's also a handy dry/wet control to simplify parallel processing setups.Įlsewhere, Gate and EQ Eight have been updated to show the audio waveform within each device to help visualise what's going on. It's simple to use and fills a gap in Live's range of plug-ins - one which many users have previously filled using third-party compressors.
Glue sounds good, adding a little bit of punch and warmth to individual tracks or the entire mix.
Live 9 and Live 9 Suite now include Glue, described as an '80s-style console bus compressor. Overall, this Browser feels much more evolved than the old model. The Bookmarks bar has gone instead we now drag folders from our desktop to appear in the list. This is fast you can start typing, and a device will be loaded within a couple of clicks. Even if the Browser is closed, cmd-f opens it and goes straight to the Search tab, and as you type a search term, the results list updates dynamically.
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