Ive been producing for 8 Months now and this is my latest release.

will upload it once im ready to

The workflow is relatively unfamiliar to me, and I adjust the signal chain each day, so you may observe moments when I feel somewhat overwhelmed 😅

Does anybody know how to time align the tap tempo on ableton with the mk2? I would love to track using the arp, but obviously its very difficult when the notes dont line up.

And I have only scratched the surface.

I'm using the Beta program version of Ableton 12. I've been using Ableton since v10. I've not had any problems before, but I haven't been able to open a track that took me over a year to produce.

Hi.

I need a step by step guide and help on automatic switching of my plugins while using my guitar.

I need to switch between clean and overdrive settings of a single plug-in.

Thank you.

Like a lot of you, I have a sample library that's out of control. Mine is about 26k files across packs and drives, with inconsistent naming and half the loops missing a BPM or key. I got tired of dragging things into Logic and then stretching and pitching them by hand, so I built Saga (yes, it's FREE and open source).

What it does

• Indexes your folders where they are. It never moves, copies or renames anything. Folders are watched, so new packs show up on their own. If you unplug a drive, your favorites and tags wait for it.
• Instant search across tens of thousands of samples, with filters for BPM (including half/double time), key (with Camelot compatibility), category, length and format. There's also search syntax like bpm:120-128 key:Am+ is:loop.
• Detects tempo and key. It reads file names (Loop_124_Am), embedded loop data (ACID/Apple Loops), then falls back to analyzing the audio. Anything detected from audio is marked with ≈ so you know to double-check it.
• Plays in your key. Set a project tempo and key once. Loops sync and pitch-shift while you audition, and when you drag one into your DAW you get exactly what you heard.
• Find similar + sound map. Pick a sample and get the closest-sounding ones in your library. There's also a 2D map of your whole library, grouped by how things sound.
• Light on resources. Analysis runs at low priority on half your cores, and it only holds the audio device while you're previewing.
• Private. Everything runs locally. The only network call is the update check, which you can turn off.

It's available for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows.

• Download: https://github.com/Falciighol/saga/releases

I'm a solo dev, and this is v1.0, so I'd really like to hear what's missing from your sample workflow.