[MBrady1967]

I was on the latest Big Sur release. I usually keep everything up to date.

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[MBrady1967]

Hi John, thanks for the Reply. I have 2TB hard drive on my MBP. I have 500GB available.  I only use this laptop for running SD3 and Ableton Live for backing tracks. SD3 does not recognize the Resident Audio T4 MIDI but it send’s audio to it, a 4 Channel device.

Reply To: Monterey Update version: 3.2.8
Operating system: macOS Monterey (12)

[MBrady1967]

 

Well you can drag the midi out of SD3 onto the midi track in live.  –

 

How do you do this? I would like to use a different kit on each scene, but when I drag SD3 in to AL10 (same with AL9) I still  have to go in to SD3 to change kits for separate Scenes. 

I use AL10 for live shows.  The first scene will have backing tracks for a 70’s song, so I program a Dry kit in SD3.  Then I’ll have a 90’s rock song for scene 2 and have a big sounding kit programmed in SD3.  Is there a way for AL10 to automatically call up different kits for each song? 

• This post was modified 7 years ago by MBrady1967.

[MBrady1967]

This guy figured it out!!  Limelight!

 

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Thanked by: MasonR2 and Henrik Ekblom

[MBrady1967]

I use Ableton Live 10. If I load SD3 into a scene, I still have to switch back and forth between kits in the SD3 application.  Is there a way to have one kit on one scene, and then automatically load another kit  on the next scene, utilizing AL10 to make that change?

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