Tutorials
Ableton Live Lite 4 for E-MU
E-MU 1212
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PCI Digital Audio System 37
36. Click on the Show/Hide In/Out Section button if it’s not already selected.
The Input/Output options now appear in the track strips.
37. Set up the MIDI track as shown at right.
a. Select either E-DSP MIDI for a MIDI keyboard or USB Device for a USB
keyboard.
b. Set the input to listen to MIDI channel 2.
c. Monitor should be On (for now).
d. This routes the MIDI data to track 3 (which contains Proteus X LE).
e. Set the output to MIDI channel 2.
f. Turn record On (red).
38. Set your keyboard to transmit on MIDI channel 2 .
39. Play the keyboard. You should hear Proteus X LE playing the last sound you
selected on channel 2. Go ahead and change the sound if you wish. (Double-click
the top of Track 3, then click the Wrench icon on the Device Title Bar. Make sure
you’re changing the sound on channel 2.)
Ready to Record
40. Start up the bass line on track 3 MIDI and practice playing along with it.
41. Optional: You can set the Global Quantization value to time correct your playing.
Set it to anything other than “None”.
42. Click on any of the MIDI Clip Record buttons to begin recording.
43. Click the Clip Launch button, the Clip Stop button, or the Spacebar to stop
recording.
On Your Own
Now you’ve had a taste of what Proteus X LE and Ableton Live Lite 4 can do. But don’t
stop now! Read the Proteus X LE Operation Manual pdf to learn all about this excep-
tional instrument.
Ableton Live Lite 4 for E-MU includes several excellent hands-on tutorials to help you
learn all the features of this ground breaking music application.
Note: The “Assignable X-Y Controls” are not enabled in this version of Proteus X LE.
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