Ableton Live Tutorial: Maximizing viewable area on your screen

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[dag451]

Ctrl+G for the Groove Pool, and use F11 for Full Screen and F12 to flip between clip/track view. Also, F10 is 'back to arrange'.

[DJVespers]

@dag451 All good ones too. The more keyboard shortcuts the better!

[romulopierotti]

nothing new...and i still prefer to press my apc40 to do what u're doing on the keyborad

[DJVespers]

@romulopierotti Hey mate. It might not be new for you, but it's new for a lot of people. To my knowledge you can't do this on an APC40 without a special mapping. How do you set that up on yours? Cheers!

[Karnnos]

Dont forget about full screen mode.

[DJVespers]

@Karnnos For sure, good call. 

[genpatsusensei38]

You should teach how to read manual before train them.

[MrBrumo]

Hi, your videos are such a big help, I really like them, I see your website has been updated and now I have problems finding your E-Book. Could anyone help?

[PURODESMADR3]

11 inch screen? THANK U!!!

[drakknor]

@urdynamix1 I also heard "Blow me" for a moment. :D If only those 2 keys were W and E huh... and then Vespers would say "PWNED!". :D

[romulopierotti]

@DJVespers i was talking for myself not to others,and i was not criticizing.. of course u have do map the controller to do this...peace bro

[urdynamix1]

BLORMI? For a Minute I Thought I Heard...BLOW ME.....hahaha....Good Tip Though, Thanks.

[femiatwork]

i had no idea that a lot of those things could be hidden and i've been using ableton for sometime now. thanks for the tips. 

[RecklessNL21]

I'm really glad I found this channel a while ago. You never disappoint me Vespers! Loving the ebook too! It's people like you that upcoming producers need. I can't thank you enough!!

Could you maybe create an in depth tutorial solely about kickdrums in the future? In many genres it's the most important elements of the track (I make trance and house), yet it's often the most difficult one to get it exactly right. Would be great if you could do that someday mate! :)