#37 MIDI Note Shortcuts :: Ableton Live

ABLETONDAILY.COM :: Ableton Live Tutorial :: Some shortcuts for Moving and Resizing MIDI notes.

[@abletondaily]

@MrBip83 I really appreciate the feedback and glad you find the videos useful. Yeah I have so may verbal mistakes on my videos. I think because I get so into what I'm doing and I'll say the totally opposite word and not even know it until I hear it back. Thanks again peace out.

[@TheSpambomber]

you really have great tutorials, thanx

[@BlissAndFocus]

@nathansm11 Select the instrument and all the added effects, then right click the top of the instrument and choose group, then it turns into an 'instrument rack'. Then click the 'save preset' button, and it should save under >live devices >instrument rack >'your save'

[@antalgabor]

CTRL + Up / Down keys also good for transposing octaves

[@nathansm11]

great video as always. Just a quick unrelated question. Is there a way to save all these sounds or patches you've shown us, just to avoid having to make them each time?

[@personanonlisa969]

Thanks!

[@ekovv]

If I have a melody of midi notes, how do I select only certain notes, for example every other note?

[@nezeralus]

any idea how to lock the notes in place when moving them?

[@nebulae10]

how do copy midi notes from one clip and past on another?

[@abletondaily]

@antalgabor I have a video on this. Watch #17 in my channel.

[@Shadegat3]

What you refer to is called "Snapping" or "Snap To" and Ableton has the worse note editor i have ever used. It takes me about 3 hours to edit a live midi keyboard recording to get notes to sit exactly where they should . FL Studio has a Quantize that actually works. The Grid in Live 9 needs a complete overall. To be quite frank, it is shite!

[@4dityaB]

nebulae10 I have the same question. Does anyone have an answer? abletondaily

[@warrenlee7994]

that's a little ambiguous