Rename and colour clips
Label takes as you record them, so "the chorus one" is something you can actually say later.
Say it like this
Each of these was run against a real Ableton session on every model below, and the reply is what Tine actually said — quoted, not rewritten. Switch tabs to see how the answer changes with the model.
These are a floor, not a syntax — you can be a good deal vaguer, and how vague scales with the model you run. The smaller local model wants a clear verb and a clear target; the hosted one takes the most roundabout phrasing you can throw at it.
Also in clips & notes
- Create a clip of a given length
Make an empty MIDI or audio clip in the slot you mean, at the length you say, ready to play into.
- Write notes into a clip
Name the notes — "C E G C" — or the pattern — "a kick on every beat" — and they land in the clip. Tine writes what you said; it does not invent a part for you.
- Clear notes from a clip
Empty a clip, or remove what you just put in, without selecting anything by hand first.
- Delete or duplicate a clip
Refer to clips by name or by where you're looking. Deleting a clip with content in it asks first.
Tine does this in Ableton Live 12.3.x
Along with everything else on the list. One-time purchase, Windows.