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Copying and pasting both apply to all rows above and below what’s visible. It only copies within the visible time selection. Paste will also be applied to the visible time selection.
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You’re partly right that you would have to save the preset and rebuild in the target song. But copy and pasting of notes and automation does work across different songs, which is better than rebuilding by hand. Copying notes is done by pressing le…
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@empi said: Ah, thank you very much. Is there a way to do it in song view as well? Yes. Creating a new clip in song view by pressing a blank row and the select knob will also create a new audio track number that will be selectable from ot…
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Yes, there is an easier way. If you create a new audio track in the arranger (hold an empty track audition pad and press the select knob) you can return to your clip in song mode and from within the clip (or holding its row in song view) turn the …
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Yes, I believe endless encoders should be able to learn to any parameter, same as any other knob.
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No problem 👍🏼
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One thought is that if you have count-in set to on in the settings menu, simply pressing loop will give you a count-in and then start recording right at the beginning. Alternatively, in your scenario above if you mess up, instead of hitting LOOP …
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When you create a new blank clip in song mode it defaults to the length visible in song view, dependent on zoom level. Then when you close the loop it will wait for multiples of that initial length. So if you created a clip at 4th zoom level (four…
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Head over to arranger view by pressing the song button until it’s flashing. Then try muting each track until the incoming audio goes away. That should help you find any tracks that still have monitoring on.
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@Jipmann said: UPDATE - I've just got it to work pressing LEARN + AUDITION button on Deluge Synth whilst inputting Midi notes. Deluge didn't give me any indication it was set though - so only realised when I pressed a midi key again - thanks …
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@Jipmann said: USING DELUGE AS A SOUND MODULE IN ABLETON Can you help me as I'm driving myself mad with this - I've tried the manual / searching forum / YouTube etc but can't find a solution/ where I am going wrong. I'm trying to us…
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how do you export with sidechain intact? While exporting you’ll likely have one track soloed. In addition to the soloed track, also solo the drums. You’ll have to have the kick unmuted (mute other kit rows as needed) then turn down its volum…
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No problem 👍🏼
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The Deluge does show the file names. Your file presets are likely still just numbers in the file name. You have to actually name them, either from a computer or on the Deluge itself. The preset names and corresponding numbers can be found in the m…
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There’s not a way I know to set a maximum on either device. It could be with a DAW in between the LP and Deluge. Also the solutions Icoustik and I are suggesting match volumes and prevent clipping but do also preserve velocity dynamics from the L…
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From the manual on the balanced input option: “Used when running a mono signal via a TRS cable from a balanced output into the Deluge’s line input socket.” If it’s not balanced out/TRS you should probably go with L. It sounds like you should be…
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You probably just need to turn down the clip level. The default value is 64, considerably less than the output of most controllers. In the settings menu you can change the default to be closer to what your average playing velocity is. This will make…
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There’s two possibilities I can think of that may cause your problem. 1. The audio being recorded is very low level. Guitars usually need a preamp to bring them to line level before sending to the deluge. Try raising the gain being sent to the del…
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No problem 👍🏼
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If no other clips are unmuted the audio clip will work like a looping pedal. The Deluge will then determine the tempo based on the exact length of your recording. If you don’t want to use this feature just make sure another clip is unmuted. This c…
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@Heptagen said: @kilroy said: I re-organized all of my presets If I rename a preset, what happens with the songs that used the preset with its old name? Renaming a preset won’t affect songs using it. The songs …
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No problem👍🏼
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Unfortunately I don’t think there’s a way to isolate the PB info from the notes on the Deluge. Only thing I can think of would be to filter it out with software or iOS app that can filter midi
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There is currently no way to scroll faster. But there’s two things that can help. * For samples, the more you can organize into sub folders, the less scrolling you’ll have to do to get to what you’re looking for. * For samples or presets, you …
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Ahh that is a fun trick. No problem 👍🏼
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There is currently no way to select a scale with less than 7 notes. Just gotta ignore the two notes you don’t want, sorry.
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If your audio clips are clipping you likely need to turn them down at the source, or switch the mic input to low gain. If it’s the sum of the clips together that’s clipping then turn down the clips and raise the master volume if needed.
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Cool. That should work then. Happy to help :-)
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No problem :-)
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In the settings menu you can go to MIDI > CMD and select the command you want to map. Loop, Undo, etc. Once selected, hold learn and press the MIDI controller. This is the only mapping done in the settings menu