Select the track or group track you'd like to resample from the track's Audio From dropdown menu.
I use this method fairly often when I'm working with glitch and randomised effects to capture the momentary output and later choose the versions I like best.
easy to make mistakes in what is recordedĪnother way to resample audio is to simply route the audio of the track you'd like to resample into another one and record it.
all effects and track settings from track, group track, master channel and return tracks the activated track(s) feed into.
Press the space bar to stop recording and playback.
in the Session View, click on the little round record icon of the chosen clip slot.
in the Arrangement View, click ‘Arrangement Record’ in the transport section at the top of Live.
Alternatively you can mute the tracks you'd like to exclude.
Solo the track(s) or group(s) of tracks you wish to resample.
Select Resampling from the track's Audio From dropdown menu.
It records whatever is put out from the master track.
frozen clips played back and rendered with Warp on and in Beats Mode (may change sound)Ībleton Live offers a Resampling feature that you can find in the dropdown menu for the input routing for each audio track.
renders audio in 32 bit, not the bit depth that is set in Live's Preferences.
Alternatively, you can create a new audio track and drag the frozen audio to it.
Right-click the track again and select Flatten from the Edit menu.
Right-click the track you want to bounce and select Freeze Track from the Edit menu.
The rendered results include any device or clip settings and automation. There is also the Flatten feature in Ableton Live, that in combination with Freeze can be used as way to resample. It completely replaces the original clips and all devices with a new audio file. You can use Unfreeze Track to undo it and get access to the disabled parameters again. Mixer controls such as volume, panning, and send amounts are all still available to adjust or automate. This is indicated by a blue hue over all the disabled elements. A frozen track no longer allows editing clip settings, device parameters or automation. Using it renders pre-fader bounces of the track's output signal including all devices and automation one bounce for the Arrangement View, and one for each clip in the Session View. Freeze & Flattenįreeze Track is a feature in Ableton Live to help you save CPU. We're going to look at how each method works and what its pros and cons are, so that you can always choose the best possible option for the task at hand. Now, Ableton Live is known for its varied routing options and these allow for different approaches to resampling audio. The waveforms can also be used as a visual aid. It can also be a good way to avoid fiddling endlessly with details. Or you'd like to commit MIDI to audio to use audio specific features like warping, reversing, slicing or resample effects with randomised features. Perhaps you're working with CPU hungry plug-ins. There are plenty of reasons why you might want to resample to audio in your music productions.
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