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In this mode, you can click on any mixer or effect control, and then assign it to a controller

simply by sending the desired MIDI message (for example, by turning a knob on your MIDI

control box). Your assignments take effect immediately after you leave MIDI Map Mode.

Session clips can be mapped to a MIDI key or even a keyboard range for chromatic playing.

MIDI keys and controllers that have been mapped to Live's controls are not available for

recording via MIDI tracks. These messages are ltered out before the incoming MIDI is

passed on to the MIDI tracks.

The Key/MIDI Map

Controls.

Session clips, switches, buttons and radio buttons can be mapped to computer keyboard

keys as well. This happens in Key Map Mode, which works just like MIDI Map mode.

Live offers, in addition to this general purpose mapping technique, dedicated support for

Mackie Control-compatible mixer surfaces, which allows for mouse-free operation of the

program.

4.14 Saving and Exporting

Saving a Live Set saves everything it contains, including all clips, their positions and settings,

and settings for devices and controls. An audio clip can, however, lose the reference to its

corresponding sample if it is moved or deleted from disk. The links between samples and

their clips can be preserved with a special command, the Save Set Self-Contained command,

which makes a copy of each sample and stores it in a Sounds folder along with the Live

Set.

A separate Save button in the Clip View saves a set of default clip settings along with the

sample, so that each time the sample is dragged into the program, it will automatically

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