Ableton Live Lite Manual
Welcome to Live 1.1 The Ableton Team Says: Thank You Live is the result of musicians wanting a better way to create, produce and perform music using a computer. A great deal of effort has been put into making Live easy and fun to use, yet at the same time capable of helping you create music with unlimited depth and sophistication. In zis video. We will talk about using ze video in abeton live. Importing, editing, cutting music to picture using warp markers, exporting. Basically everything you need to know to get.
In order to open it, launch Live and click on the following option on Live's menu bar: Help → Read the Live Manual. Alternatively, you can download a PDF version of the manual below. Download the full Ableton Reference Manual from the Ableton website1. The full-version reference manual also contains information about all of Ableton’s add-on instruments. When you install Live and run it for the ˝rst time, you will be presented with a dialog asking for your Live serial number.
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2.1 Learn About Live
Cube video download for mac. Live comes with a set of interactive lessons to take you step by step through the key features of the program. The lessons are organized in a table of contents, which can be opened directly in the program via the Help menu. We highly recommend following the lessons. Many users have told us that the lessons helped them become familiar with the program very quickly.
We also recommend that you read the Live Concepts chapter (see Chapter 4), which encapsulates everything that Live is and can do, and is therefore a worthwhile read for both beginners and experienced users. The remaining chapters of this manual serve as in-depth reference for the material introduced in Live Concepts.
2.1.1 Using the Info View and Index
Live’s Info View tells you the name and function of whatever you place the mouse over. For certain items, you can create your own text and it will appear in this window.
If you require more information on a specific user interface element or topic, please consult this reference manual. The index, found at the end of the manual, contains the names of all user interface elements and will lead you to the relevant section.
2.2 Setting up Preferences
Live’s Preferences window is where you can find various settings that determine how Live looks, behaves and interfaces with the outside world. This window is accessed from the Preferences command, which in Windows is available in the Options menu and in macOS is available in the Live menu. Preferences can also be accessed with the CTRL-,(PC) / CMD-,(Mac) shortcut.
Live’s Preferences are distributed over several tabs:
- In the Look/Feel tab, you can modify various settings, including the language used for text display and the color scheme, or “Theme,“ for the Live user interface. This is also where you can adjust the size of objects displayed on the screen: the Zoom Display slider allows you to zoom Live’s screen to any percentage between 50% and 200% of the standard interface size.
- The Audio Preferences are used to set up Live’s audio connections with the outside world via an audio interface. Please take the time to follow the program’s built-in “Setting up Audio I/O“ lesson, which will walk you through all the steps required to set up and optimize the settings for any given system. To access the lesson, use the Help View command from the Help menu.
- The Link/MIDI Preferences are used to help Live recognize external devices for three separate and distinct purposes:
- Playing MIDI notes. To learn how to route an external device into Live for MIDI input, or how to send MIDI to an external device, please see the Routing and I/O chapter (see 14.3).
- Controlling parts of the interface remotely. This subject is covered in detail in the MIDI and Key Remote Control chapter (see Chapter 27).
- Syncing the program with external devices, either via Ableton Link or via MIDI. Please see the Link, Synchronization, and ReWire chapter (see Chapter 30) for details.
- The File/Folder Preferences pertain to Live’s file management (see Chapter 5)
- The Library Preferences allow you to specify a default location for various types of installed files, including Packs and your User Library, as well as whether or not samples and other files are self-contained when saving Sets (see 5.8.1).
- The Plug-Ins Preferences pertain to the location of plug-in devices (see 17.2).
- The Record/Warp/Launch Preferences allow customizing the default state for new Live Sets (see 5.5) and their components (see Chapter 8), as well as selecting options for new recordings (see Chapter 16).
- The Licenses/Maintenance Preferences are used to manage licensing and installation of the Live platform (see Chapter 3).
2.3 The Main Live Screen
Most of your work in Live happens in the main Live screen. This screen consists of a number of views, and each view manages a specific aspect of your Live Set, which is the type of document that you create and work on in Live. If you have multiple monitors (or even one very large monitor), you can open a second window to display all of Live’s views at the same time.
Each one of the selector buttons at the screen borders calls up a specific view; clicking this one, for instance, opens and closes Live’s browser:
You can run Live in Full Screen Mode by selecting the Full Screen command from the View menu. Full Screen Mode can also be toggled by pressing F11(PC) / CTRL-CMD-F(Mac). On Windows and versions of OS X prior to 10.9, you can leave Full Screen mode by clicking a button that appears in the lower right corner of the screen.
When using OS X version 10.9 or higher, Live uses the operating system’s native full screen controls. You can turn Full Screen Mode on by clicking the arrows in the top right corner.
When in Full Screen Mode on OS X version 10.9 or higher, Live’s menus will appear when moving your mouse pointer to the top of the screen. You can turn Full Screen Mode off by clicking the arrows on the right side of the menu bar.
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Enabling the Second Window option via CTRL-Shift-W(PC) / CMD-Shift-W(Mac) or in the View menu opens a second window that will display an alternate collection of Live’s views.
If Live’s browser is open, you can adjust the main window’s horizontal split by dragging.
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