Racks allow among other things additional device chains to be added to any track. Note that these Live Sets, once saved, can no longer be opened in older versions of Live.īy default, the Device View displays only a single chain, but there is actually no limit to the number of chains contained within a track. The device groups of any Live Sets imported from Live 5 are automatically converted to Racks. Racks greatly expand upon the concept of device groups introduced in Live 5. While Racks excel at handling multiple devices, they can extend the abilities of even a single device by defining new control relationships between its parameters. Yet they also streamline your device chain by bringing together your most essential controls. Board index All times are UTC.Racks can be used to build complex signal processors, dynamic performance instruments, stacked synthesizers and more. Thanks a load, your help is much appreciated! I was getting really annoyed at having to adjust the velocity sensitivity everytime i added a new sample. Thanks for reading and I'll give thanks in advance for anyone who can assist me in any way Cheers! Thats exactly the sort of thing I was after I'll give that a shot and if there's any problems I will let you know.
Sorry if this question is one that can easily be solved, its an ongoing thing that's leading me to believe there must be an easier way. Is there an easy way of changing the level of the sample other than automating the actual sample volume or loading multiple versions of the sample sample at different volumes? The MIDI velocity editor doesn't seem to affect the level of the sample in any way whatsoever, is there some sort of box I can tick on the drum rack or anything like that? I might like a rhythm with differing levels of that one shaker sample to drive the pattern on a bit.
Basically the problem I have is whenever Im using the drum rack and I load a sample for instance a shaker.
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