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CHAPTER 4. LIVE CONCEPTS 21

4.9 Routing

As we have seen, all tracks deliver signals, either audio or MIDI. Where do these signals

go? This is set up in the mixer's In/Out section, which offers, for every track, choosers to

select a signal source and destination. The In/Out section, accessible through the View

menu's In/Out option, is Live's patchbay. Its routing options enable valuable creative and

technical methods such as resampling, submixing, layering of synths, complex effects setups

and more.

Track Routing Is Set up

Using the In/Out Section

in the Arrangement (Left)

or Session View (Right).

Signals from the tracks can be sent to the outside world via the computer's audio and MIDI

interfaces, to other programs that are connected to Live via ReWire or to other tracks or

devices within Live.

Likewise, a track can be set up to receive an input signal to be played through the track's

devices. Again, tracks can receive their input from the outside, from a ReWire program or

from another track or device in Live. The Monitor controls regulate the conditions under

which the input signal is heard through the track.

4.10 Recording New Clips

Audio tracks and MIDI tracks can record their input signal and thereby create new clips.

Recording is enabled on a track by pressing its Arm button. With multiple tracks selected,

pressing any of their Arm buttons will arm all of them. You can also hold down the

Ctrl

(PC) / (Mac) modier when clicking the Arm buttons to arm several tracks at once. If

the Exclusive Arm option is enabled in the Record Preferences, inserting an instrument into

a new or empty MIDI track will automatically arm the track. When the Control Bar's Record

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