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17.4. MIDI-CONTROLLER CLIP ENVELOPES 231

17.3.3 Modulating Device Controls

All devices in a clip's track are listed in the upper clip envelope Device chooser. Modulating

the devices' controls works just as you would expect. When modulating device controls, it

is important to keep the interaction of clip envelopes and device settings in mind: Unlike

a device preset, the clip envelope cannot dene the values for the devices' controls, it can

only change them relative to their current setting.

17.4 MIDI-Controller Clip Envelopes

Whether you are working with a new MIDI clip that was recorded directly into Live, or one

from your les, Live allows you to edit and create MIDI-controller data for the clip in the

form of clip envelopes.

Choose MIDI Ctrl from a MIDI clip's Device chooser and use the Control chooser below

it to select a specic MIDI controller. You can create new clip envelopes for any of the

listed controllers by drawing steps or using breakpoints. You can also edit clip envelope

representations of controller data that is imported as part of your MIDI les or is created

while recording new clips: Names of controllers that already have clip envelopes appear

with a little LED in the Control chooser.

Live supports most MIDI-controller numbers up to 119, accessible via the scroll bar on the

right-hand side of the menu. Note that devices to which you send your MIDI-controller

messages may not follow the conventions of MIDI-control channel assignments, so that

Pitch Bend or Pan, for example, will not always achieve the results that their names

imply.

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