#Edit menu invisible gladiator vst update#

This is particularly useful when playing a rhythmical sample with a single MIDI note. When only one note is played in the first captured MIDI clip (in an empty set with the transport stopped), the loop boundaries are set to the note start and end, and the tempo is accordingly calculated, resulting in a one, two, four, or eight bar loop. In the first captured MIDI clip (in an empty set with the transport stopped), if the detected loop is eight bars or less, the first played note is considered the start of the loop. The Device settings from the original Set are retained but any previously recorded automation is not. These chains can then be moved into the current open Set using drag and drop or by double-clicking on the chain. When you expand a Live Set in the browser, either from the Current Project folder, Templates folder, or a folder of Sets you have added in Places, you can unfold the tracks in the Set to reveal their device chains. When viewing Sets in the browser, you will see a Devices icon for device chains on a track that contain at least one device. The shortcut folds/unfolds additional automation lanes.Ī new Devices icon has been added to Live’s Browser: The Arrow Left/Right shortcut has been added to the Toggle Additional Automation Lanes info text. The Arrow Left/Right shortcut has been added to the Arrangement Track Title Bar info text. You can also use the left arrow key to navigate from tracks in a group to the main Group Track. You can use the left arrow key to navigate from an automation lane or take lane to the main track, this will fold the lanes as well. Live 11.1 adds native support for Apple M1 computers.

Check out this article for information on manually updating Live.

Please note there is no automatic software update for 11.1.

#Edit menu invisible gladiator vst update#