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Looping Song Sections with Conductor
In this post, we’ll be discussing the loop function within Conductor and the Loop Mute plugin that’s available for free from Full Fat’s store. Lopping Song Sections Let’s briefly explain how the loop function works within the Conductor plugin. Conductor uses the loop brace in Ableton and sets its start and end points at the…
Understanding the Different Views in Conductor
In this post, we’ll briefly cover Conductor’s interface and different views. It is pretty straightforward and simple, but just to break it down for us all, there are 2 views: Expanded View has 2 Modes Minimised View Quite simply, the Minimised View just has the essentials that we discussed in one of our previous posts.…
Building A Setlist In Conductor
Okay, so we’re finally ready to bring our setlist manager plugin, Conductor, into our Ableton set. Before we begin, be sure that you’ve named your songs, added your song durations, marked out your song sections and added a marker at the end of your song for follow actions. If you need a hand with any…
Using Arrangement Locators or Arrangement Clips with Conductor
In this post, we’ll be making sure song sections are marked out properly in Conductor. It’s pretty straightforward but there are 2 methods, both of which we’ll be covering. Using Locators The first method is to use locators to mark out your song sections. Once you’ve put your locators in the right place, all you…
Preparing Your Master Setlist for Conductor
Before adding our plugin into our Master Ableton setlist, we need to make sure we’ve got everything set up correctly. There are also some helpful features that Conductor offers that we’ll be discussing in this post. If you’re unfamiliar with setting up tracks in arrangement view, check out this post before continuing. Prepping Your Ableton…
Getting Started With Conductor by Full Fat
In our last post, we discussed some reasons why we suggest using a setlist management plug-in. In this post we’ll be getting into the basics of how the one we use, Conductor, works. So, let’s get started. (Note: You will need Ableton Live 11 and Max for Live in order to run Conductor.) Getting Started…