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.
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.
- 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.
- Set a clip's loop
Loop a clip, or set exactly which bars it loops over, spoken in bars and beats rather than dragged.
Tine does this in Ableton Live 12.3.x
Along with everything else on the list. One-time purchase, Windows.