How To Route Outputs of Ableton Live and Focusrite Control
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In this tutorial, I first show you how to route the outputs of Ableton Live into Focusrite Control. Secondly, I will show you how to route the outputs of your Focusrite interface using Focusrite Control. I am using Ableton Live and Focusrite Control but this concept is basically the same with any DAW, interface and interface software. This is good information if your are learning to record artists or bands...as well as needing the ability to send specific signals to..say... a front of house sound engineer, as an example. As a drummer, I find it useful to be able to split the different elements of my drums and backing tracks so the FOH engineer will have to most control in his/her live mixing.
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My Gear:
DAW: Ableton Live 11 Suite
Interface: Focusrite Scarlett 18i20
Пікірлер: 13
Fantastic, thank you!!! 🙏
This video was extremely helpful. I was struggling SO BAD to get the custom mixes out of the individual outputs. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
@ThisIsTorch
Ай бұрын
Of course man! So glad that was helpful 🔥👊🔥
Super helpful to see how clean the direct routing is compared to custom mixes for every output
@ThisIsTorch
4 ай бұрын
Totally - usually best to keep these things simple and efficient 👍👍👍
Thx for your videos, very clear and helpful. I would like to ask if you could explain how to route from Ableton to the Focusrite software if i have 5 synths and input as external instruments? Thx for your time
what Focusrite model are you using to handle the required # of outputs? this clarifies so much for me. Next summer will be the first when I debut my new project using Ableton tracks, and dialing in the live sound is so very important. Your video has explained thoroughly, exactly what I need to start working with in my rehearsal studio to practice getting the live sound I want. thank you!
@ThisIsTorch
Ай бұрын
Hey! I’m using the 18i20. Which model are you using?
@dgodrummer8110
Ай бұрын
@@ThisIsTorch I currently have two 2i2 units. but obviously will have to get unit w/ more outs, for working out a decent live sound. I'd like to get a full band sound with the duo. I'll be switching live between playing acoustic drums w/ a Roland SPD-SX, and bass guitar. I figured I'd run my bass tracks (when playing drums) to my bass rig to hear the bass better. I've struggled with hearing it loud enough in my monitor, a QSC 12.2, when it's mixed in with all the other instruments. Some experimental monitor mixing is needed. I'm still trying to wrap my head around the simplest way to mix a live sound using Ableton tracks. Your video was so very helpful, though I need to spend time actually mixing it in the practice room. I plan on setting up a stage in the practice room exactly how I'd like to perform live with with mains and monitors.Lots of time needed to play around with this in the rehearsal space to dial it in. your video definitely gave me a big push in understanding what I need to start learning and working towards. thanks.
I have the scarlett 4i4 how would i set it up to record sessions
Thank you for this helpful tutorial! I got a 1st generation Scarlett 2i4 ... I think there isn't any possibility to use the Focusrite Control software with it, is it?
can focusrite control be used for safire pro 14?
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