HOW TO SHOW FADES IN ABLETON 10 SUITE FULL
Another huge time saver that I find myself using all the time.Ĥ - Full Zoom Out – Shift + Z (Windows / Mac) No more clicking and dragging up and down on the top of the timeline. Live will zoom in and focus on that part for you instantly. Highlight a section of your tune and press Z. But now, just select then CTRL + E and boom goes the dynamite.ģ - Zoom to Arrangement Time Selection – Z (Windows / Mac) This process would have to be done over and over again. I used to have to highlight a section of audio, then click it and drag it a little to the left or right, and then drop it back down in its original place to make a section.
Having those fades right on the edge of the clip at the click of one key is awesome too! Ableton Fade On MidiĢ - Split Clip at Selection – CTRL + E (Windows) CMD + E (Mac) Hiding one will reveal the other which is one reason this shortcut had to be added. It also does the same for the clip fade handles too. Pressing A on the keyboard hides and/or reveals automation lines for you tracks. This is by far my most used keyboard shortcut in Live 10. Though some of them are applicable to Session View, not all of them are.ġ - Toggle Automation Mode – A (Windows / Max) This set of shortcuts focuses on the Arrangement View in Live. I figured I would share my top 10 shortcuts in Ableton Live 10 to help you speed up your workflow and get you more time for the fun part… producing good music! While some of them felt a bit awkward to get the hang of after spending so much time in the early versions of Live, within a month or so I've found the changes to be genuinely useful and very welcome! Beyond the incredible new Wavetable synth, Multi MIDI Clip editing, the Capture feature, awesome effects and everything else there were a ton of workflow improvements too. How many did you know?Ībleton Live 10 has been out for a couple of months now. Here are 10 cool keyboard shortcuts and workflow techniques to effortlessly enhance your Ableton Live experience.
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