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Well this thread has become quite the read :D Either way, I know that I'm going to say "[...] so in Ableton instead of setting my metronome to 'four four' I set it to 'one four'. Then, as you can see, on the grid 4 buttons represent 1 bar."

lol. it was just a random limerick :D

Yeah, yeah, most definitely. I'm just explaining this step sequencer. The visualization of the loop changes depending on what your time signature is set as in Ableton. I just wanted to make sure I say "Mine is in 1/4" properly :p

The only DAW I can think of that is really different is Ableton Live. FWIW I use Cubase and Ableton. I've experimented with others. PT, Reaper, Logic, etc. even GarageBand and Audacity. Cubase and Ableton are my favs.

Thanks! Yeah, pretty much. When I first used a metronome for guitar playing it was an old school single clicker. Then when I started playing with bands time was kept by tapping a foot or hitting a hi-hat. Then on my first multitrack default metronome was the same. Anything more than a single...

Kind of a dumb question I always set my metronomes to 1/4 instead of 4/4. Anyway, I've been pronouncing it "one-four" just as I pronounce 4/4 as "four-four". Is that right? Mentally I wonder whether it's "one fourth" or "quarter" or something else. I'm doing a tutorial and have to say it...

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Hi folks! Got a Glyph GPT50 to record to. I use Cubase and Ableton, and I'm wondering how I actually record to the external drive (which I'm running through FireWire btw). Is it just a matter of saving the project to the Glyph, opening it from there and then everything will write to that...

A what? ;) jk.

:'( Dang. I've got so much stuff to move and rescan. I guess I'll just keep things as they are now with all the stuff that's already installed. Looks like I have a project drive though :D Live 9 Suite is what really unexpectedly ate things up. (Which I'll do that review of once Push comes...

You're a N.I. user, right? :D How would I go about doing that if I've already got everything installed?

I think at this point since I don't know what it'll take to route Komplete 9 Ultimate and all it's contents from the internal drive to the Glyph I might just turn it into a project drive until I can get things figured out then buy a second. If that's even necessary... I mean does Komplete count...

I just bought a Glyph GPT50 (or GTP50... whatever it's called.) because my flash storage in my computer is filling up with sound libraries. I figured I'd use it as a project drive. Now I'm wondering though - should I make it my sample/sound library/my Native Instruments Komplete drive instead...

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You could try to filter the other sounds out. Sounds like you're doing some live recording. In which case I don't really see why it would be much of a problem.

. Yolo .

If your car has and AUX input for a 1/8" jack. just output that mess into your car, turn it up, and perform anywhere your car will take you.

Yeah, I'm on 6 still. i just picked up Live 9 Suite and Push, so I can't really justify the upgrade right now. I love 6. And 7 will only get better with time. So... you know...

No you were right. I don't want Cat Lover Angie to come back and see my signature.