Ableton Live: How To Use the Loop Record Function

[markmorgan10]

Good video on this subject.

[WinkSound]

@markmorgan10 Hi, thanks for watching! Glad to hear our tutorial helped out. Let us know if you have tutorial suggestions.

[zedster911]

yet another tutorial that assumes you already know what to do

[WinkSound]

@zedster911 Hi, thanks for your feedback. Let us know if there any specific questions you have regarding Ableton and we'll be happy to help answer them any way we can.

[deanc2000]

such a shame NO TAKES OR COMPING.

[pableision]

Hi, do you know if swapping tracks after recording is the only way to overdub? I managed to overdub in the same track (free item positioning) in Reaper but I can't make it in Ableton,

Cheers!

[captaincorbin1117]

damnit. why is your voice on the right? my right headphone is broken..

[WinkSound]

@captaincorbin1117 Hi, sorry about that. Let us know if there's anything we can help clear up. -Mateo

[wtfkarWill69]

heh nice stuff

[greenkostia]

ridinghag - i assume you're using the ASIO driver?

[ridinghag]

but you need to have a very good sound card right? cause if i do like this i have a big delay and its impossible to record something...

[WinkSound]

Hi ridinghag,

If your having latency problems when trying to record try adjusting (lowering) the buffer size in your preferences window. This might help to lessen the delay.

Mateo

[definty]

@ridinghag you have to turn your latency down, which causes a dilema

1. low latency is a nice quick sound, but can crackle if its to low and cant take much fx on it, or lots of audio tracks

2 high latency is a slow lagging sound, but can run higher number of fx and more audio tracks

Conclusion:

best to turn latency down when you are recording and then when your editing and using alot of tracks or fx turn it up!

[WinkSound]

@definty Nice summary.

That's a great tip!

Mateo

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