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CHAPTER 4. LIVE CONCEPTS 27

each track makes to the input of any return tracks. Return tracks only host effects, and not

clips. Via their sends, all tracks can feed a part of their signal into a return track and share

its effects.

The mixer also includes a crossfader, which can create smooth transitions between clips

playing on different tracks. Live's crossfader works like a typical DJ mixer crossfader, except

that it allows crossfading not only two but any number of tracks  including the returns.

Live's Crossfader.

Devices that receive and deliver audio signals are called audio effects. Audio effects are the

only type of device that t in an audio track or a return track. However, two more types of

devices are available for use in MIDI tracks: MIDI effects and instruments.

Consider a MIDI track playing a clip. The MIDI signal from the clip is fed into the track's device

chain. There, it is rst processed by any number of MIDI effects. A MIDI effect receives

and delivers MIDI signals. One example is the Scale effect, which maps the incoming

notes onto a user-dened musical scale. The last MIDI effect in the chain is followed by an

instrument. Instruments, for instance Live's Simpler and Impulse, receive MIDI and deliver

audio. Following the instrument, there can be any number of audio effects  as in an audio

track.

A MIDI Effect, an

Instrument and an Audio

Effect in a MIDI Track.

If a MIDI track has no instrument (and no audio effects), then the track's output is a plain

MIDI signal, which has to be sent somewhere else to be converted into audio. In this case,

the track's mix and Send controls disappear from the mixer.

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