Hello everyone
It’s been several months since I updated LIVE (my latest version is 2.1.21)
I have some questions about new features that are essential for me:
I would like to know if the ability to trigger the same part multiple times in a song has been added (example: have a part for Verse, one for Chorus and trigger the two parts alternately multiple times during the playback of the audio tracks).
I would like to know if the ability to group layers in folders has been added
We gave up on this as it is very complex and causes instabilities because it breaks with the basic concept, so we’d have to re-write a lot of stuff, sorry.
On this software that manages everything via midi I have my playlist (which I modify depending on the evening).
I would like to match the songs created with this program with the corresponding VST Live songs, so as not to have the same order.
So for each song of the MASTER program I send a Control change or a Program Change to assign to each Live song (each LIVE song obviously contains only one PART).
You can select a song the same way that @fkalmus said - look at action 12 - Select Song - in the Project Actions window. Send CC plus a number to select.
Intrigued: what software are you using to control VSTL and what does it do for you that VSTL doesn’t?
Thanks for your reply, but I still don’t understand. What exactly should I do? If you could be so kind as to explain to me step by step the procedure to map at least the change of two songs I would be infinitely grateful.
I use “Camelot Pro” as a Master software
Live is excellent for certain things, unfortunately it does not have the ability to group layers and manage grouped layers with a single volume control.
My projects are very complex, full of songs and sounds, and when I am in the process of setting up shows it is necessary to be very quick to control everything.
In the actions line 12 set the message type (midi stat) to “program change” and set the MIDI channel(s) you want to receive on. From your program send the program change as you would to a synth. The program number is the ordinal position of the song in your project minus 1 as it is zero base. If you want to be 1 based set the offset to 1. Note that the ordinal position will change if you are using a set list.
If you have the chance to route the audio signal from the external instrument to VSTL (depends, if you have free audio in on your soundcard) into a stack, you can also route this to the combined group output.