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You can also drag frozen track into a new audio track with alt/option key to have both: audio track and frozen one for editing.

@swiftjayofficial

3 жыл бұрын

oh thanks

@Enatural_7

3 жыл бұрын

Not al superhero’s wear capes lol

@couldntthinkofaname8403

2 жыл бұрын

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@numerologenius

Жыл бұрын

you a G!! Thank U

@dgodrummer8110

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY what I was trying to achieve! many thanks!

You explain everything so clearly, and you play back sounds that you explain so we can hear it, love your tute!

Excellent tutorial! This is the clearest demonstration and explanation of freeze track and resampling that I have seen. Thank you!

Very clean, simple and straight to the point! Great content!

I've been using Albleton for a while now and this was very helpful ! Thanks 👍🏽

Clear explanation and easy to follow. Thank you for your videos!

brooo yesss ive seen people record over their tracks to get certain plugin effects in an audio clip and i couldnt figure out that i needed the new track to have resampling on thank youuu

Great video mate, very easy to follow and precise! NICE ONE!

@yambasz

2 жыл бұрын

the way it should be...

thanks for the tips! Nice and clear explanations.

perfect advice and demonstration straightforward and coherent

Thanks man, literally what I was looking for!

Wow- Thank you for the excellent explanation! I learned a lot today. Cheers!

Excellent tips! Thank you!

Very clear and concise good man, liked and subbed

It's like you are a mindreader or something....the other day I was in Ableton wanting to convert a midi file to audio and I knew there was a way to do it but didn't know how so thanks very much for sharing this video....very helpful.

@TheAudioJourney

3 жыл бұрын

I think you may have commented somewhere, it went on my list and here we are! Keep the requests coming :)

@PamSchwetz

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheAudioJourney Thanks!

Awesome, Your video was a great help! Thanks

very good quality here! Got exactly what i want to get

So helpful! Thank you!!

Thank you so much for this!

Wonderful!

Thanks man!

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Good Video dude. Thanks!

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thanks abunch for this educating vid - I was just wondering if you can also convert an audio file into a midi file...

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Thank you for this video, it was helpful. Is there a way to import the kick drum midi file, then use an wav audio sample file which has one 707 kick drum to replace in midi file, then export the audio file?

When using a drum rack is it possible to generat individual audio tracks for each kit component? i.e. one wav for the kick, one for the snare, one for the hi-hat, etc.

thank you!!~

When flattening does it also merge the audio from the sends channels?

should your arrangement be done before converting midi to audio? I've been trying to turn my 4-8 bar loops into audio and I always have a tale on the audio clip. When I remove it theres obviously popping that can only be solved with a cross fade which then means I have to cross fade every clip together as I arrange. Someone help me out here I have to be doing something wrong haha.

Merci :)

THX

thank u

Now I import midi files with multiple tracks into Ableton and the midi files are 'played' over an external synth. So e.g. on midi channel 1 strings, channel 2 trumpet and so on. I understand that I can make an audio file from the midi. But how does it work, because Ableton does not have the sounds (they are on an external machine).

i dotn have flatten option in live10..any other option to change to wave audio

You can’t use command+z to undo the the conversation of the MIDI track to and audio track? I convert the MIDI track to an audio track using the second method.

Is resampling the audio done through the computers audio interface? If so, is the audio going to be worse than the actual midi channel and would it be better to use loopback with an external audio interface?

Him: its spiking at 33% when I play, wich is quite a lot Me hitting 123%: am I a joke to you

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Are these the most intuitive ways? They both have flaws - with freezing and flattening the problem is, what if i want to keep the midi track as well as the new audio file? and the resampling, surely thats a bit long.. what if you want to convert a whole tracks worth of midi data? Theres a lot i dont like about logic but it has a bounce in place function which does this in a few clicks and a few seconds.

Hello ! I've tried the 2 possibilities but I don't have audio sound on Ableton Standard 12

What we get is a stereo track... i need to convert it into a mono track is that possible?

THANK YOU. so many tuts out there where they get so fucking convoluted, this is what 99% of electronic producers need and it's so damn hidden lol

but where do I get the .wav file of that clip?

How do I stop tail?

Okay. I've big fan of FL Studio this is the first feature I wish FL studio had.

Yooooooooo i thought that fade at the begining was a glitch or ableton mistake

Doesn't work if I use a compressor

my ableton literally does not do that when i click flatten. it just unfreezes. almost positive freezing does nothing for me too. what the fuck

yapping degree

Right click your track. Freeze it. Then Flatten it. You're welcome.

Save the clip first into my clips then flatten it.

thank you sir

SUPER helpful, thank you so much !