This means I can build an arrangement template and if I want later I can reuse this template and simply change my pattern contents (other melodies, basslines.) and also the sounds. I'm working more midi based for which the ghost copying is more important to me. Or described differently I really don't need all the special Ableton Live audio warping tricks much in these days. (see also my older postings for a more detailed description of this issue/problem). I just record a long time frame and play around with all kind of combinations and delete the recorded boring time frames where not enough changes happened or depending on what I wanted there.ДЄs Ableton Live doesn't support ghost copying of clips similar as in Cubase I have that feature by using Fruity Loops. For me right now it's enough to arrange/activate my patterns in the playlist of Fruity Loops one by one. I don't need both of these possibilities yet. to make use of meta-patterns-triggering (groups of patterns). to use both applications at the same time (Ableton Live and Fruity Loops) Well as far as I stood to make use of this trick one would need Thanks Angstrom for your long detailed reply. Once you have 10 Clips in session marked:ДЄnd you have triggered them in live alongside your other live stuff. Try it anyway - It will take me forever to explain how it is loads better. waaaay easier, more flexible - and more integrated than two apps side by side runnign two timelines with different parts of the song in my experience. Д«y keeping it in Live you can flip the arrangement in to jam those fruity patterns around in Session mode, make mistakes and edit it up in Arrangement. If you really like to edit your arrangements in two different applications with two different timelines running side by side - feel free!Д«ut Live has an 'Arrangement page' which records what I trigger in session and this means you can arrange all your Fruity patterns(and meta-patterns) there. You can remain in Live and still trigger the Fruity patterns from the session clip interface, but additionally you can trigger them as groups (or separately if you need) Aaaargh - not fun or editable in one environment for arranging.Д«UT - if you record the keyboard notes assigned to the 6 patterns above into Live session clips like this To trigger those consistently in fruity while flipping back and forth from Live session triggering, then going to Fruity pattern roll to trigger fruit stuff over there. Group 3 : patterns 1 & 6 (play C&A into a clip and call it 'breakdown') Group 2 : patterns 1& 2 & 3 & 4 (play C, D,E,F into a clip and call it 'main Drums') Group 1 : patterns 1& 2 (play C and D into a clip and call it 'kick snare & hats) EG (for the above patterns) record the notes that trigger them into Live Session Clips. Now, you may like to flip over from Live to Fruity to use the live mode over there to trigger those patterns alongide you Live song - but that's a bit weird and disjointed, using one interface for triggering patterns would be better!ДЄlso in fruity - for live/messing about, you couldn't make a 'meta-group' of patterns for easy triggering. Imagine a project where in fruity you have Then you can trigger Fruity patterns and groups of patterns from Live. You record those fruity notes into Live session clips to integrate the pattern triggering of both apps into one interface. Nope, you're missing something important here!

pattern number 2 starts playing.Дoesnt work? read back through this list. hit c2 on your midi input device, you should hear fruity pattern number one start playing.arm your midi channel to recive midi in.In a Live audio track, set 'audio from' to 'FL Studio'.

In Live set a midi track output to Fruity, choose the first channel, ignore the name of the instrument (such as 'kick one') it won't get triggered - the patterns will.In Fruity Midi menu, set 'playlist live mode midi chanel' to 1.Activate 'Live' mode in Fruity Playlist (left corner dropdown).Using Fruity as a rewire client you can integrate Fruity with Live and trigger fruity patterns, or groups of patterns as if they were 1 bar samples(or whatever length).Д®ven better than that, you can record your stabbings into Live's session view and then use the session patterns as 'group patterns' of drums or whatever. Theres been a lot of talk of a more dedicated drum programing section for live so I thought I'd throw this in for the Fruity/Live users. Perhaps everyone knows this, but I didnt spot it on a search.

Fl studio pattern blocks