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5.4. LIVE CLIPS 59

To save a clip from the open Live Set to disk, simply drag it from the Session View to the File

Browser and drop it into any folder. You can then type in a new name for the clip or conrm

the one suggested by Live with

Return

A Live Clip in the

Browser.

Live Clips are a great way of storing your ideas for later use or development, as they save

not only the original clip, including all its clip and envelope settings, but also the original

track's devices. In order to recreate a Live Clip's device chain, either import it into a track

containing no clips or devices, or drag it into the space in the Session or Arrangement View

containing no tracks. Note that Live Clips that are imported into tracks already containing

devices or clips will appear with their clip settings but not their devices. You could, for

instance, drop a bass line Live Clip on an existing track that drives a bass instrument rather

than creating a new track.

Clips belonging to any Live Sets already on disk are also Live Clips. Please see the section

on importing and exporting Sets for more on this topic.

Note that storing default clip settings with a sample's analysis le is different from saving a

Live Clip. The default clip in the .asd le annotates the sample with sensible default values

(warp, gain and pitch settings) so that it will play in a dened way when it is added to a Set.

Live Clips, on the other hand, are stored on disk as separate musical ideas. For example, you

could create a number of variations from the same audio clip by using different warp, pitch,

envelope and effect settings, and store them all as separate Live Clips. In the Browser, you

could then independently sort and preview these clips, even though they are all referring to

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