To do this, connect Peak via USB, open Ableton and navigate to Preferences > Link MIDI and apply the following settings: This allows the user to record performance data from Peak and edit this data after, should you want to record the MIDI clip as audio again. In this example, we're going to cover how to record automation from Peak in Ableton Live through USB MIDI. The good news is there are a few of them out there. Unfortunately, Live 10 Suite doesn't have one of these as a standard effect that comes with suite. You can now draw/edit the automation across time in the arrangement view. The only real solution is to use a Max4Live effect which captures your CC data from your controller and forwards them on to the plugin. Thank you Monolake (and others) for putting this out there! But this is less than ideal as now you have arrangement-style envelopes in two different places with two different workflows. How you would have to set this up is to create a new MIDI clip (probably on a different track) that is the length of your change and then use clip envelopes as solger says above. It's just dumb.Ĭlip envelopes aren't a good solution because chances are you have small clips and want slow changes to occur across a longer time period. In case anyone is searching the internet for an actually helpful answer (like I did) and comes across this, Live 10 inexplicably *still* doesn't allow CC messages from a controller through the host (Live) to a plugin and capture that as automation in the arrangement view.
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