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5.2. SAMPLE FILES 52

over the target Browser's button.

Rename les and folders using the Edit menu's Rename command or the

Ctrl

(PC) /

(Mac) shortcut. Cancel renaming with the

Esc

key.

Create folders by opening the context menu with (PC) /

Ctrl

(Mac), and then

selecting the Create Folder command.

Delete les and folders using the Edit menu's Delete command or your computer's

Backspace or Delete key. Deleting items within Live moves them to the system trash; if

necessary, you can recover items from the system trash via your computer's operating

system.

Note that, while you can rename or delete entire MIDI les via the Browser, this is not

possible with the individual MIDI tracks contained within them. This is also the case with the

individual components of Live Sets.

5.2 Sample Files

A sample is a le that contains audio data. Live can play both uncompressed le formats

(WAV, AIF and Sound Designer II for Mac) and compressed le formats (MP3, Ogg Vorbis,

Ogg FLAC and FLAC).

A note on using Variable Bit Rate (VBR) les: Please install QuickTime for decoding purposes

if you do not already have it on your system. It can be downloaded from the Apple website

As Live plays the samples directly from disk, you can work with a large number of (large)

samples without running into RAM memory limitations.

Live can combine uncompressed mono or stereo samples of any length, sample rate or bit

depth without prior conversion. To play a compressed sample, Live decodes the sample and

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/mac.html

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