When you are ready for song 2, launch scene 2 and all the patches will be teed up. For example, if you use used one scene per song in a live situation, you could launch the scene, then select each track (or set of tracks to arm and layer the synths as the song progressed.
You could load up 8 of your favorite synths (or 8 instances of absynth), then use scene launches to tee up the patches per scene. One use case for a live situation is to use a grid controller like a Launchpad or APC 40 to launch the dummy clips to quickly change patches. Of course this technique will work with any VST or hardware synth that can receive a MIDI patch change. You can set a different progam number for each clip. Sort of like the digital equivalent of what was shown in yesterday’s post from Marc (DJ Not So Much) Using Ableton to Provide Control Voltage for a Moog Slim Phatty.
How to use absynth 5 mod#
In the example, the clip in focus is set to a value of “Pgm 3” which will select the third preset in the list. Absynth 5 has a feature called Audio Mod which lets you take audio input from a DAW and use it as control voltage of sorts.
How to use absynth 5 how to#
In this article I illustrate how this works with step-by-step instructions on how to to use MIDI program change in Ableton Live to change presets in Native Instruments Absynth. You can also use it as a list of MIDI program changes. Absynth’s “Program List” is a great way to organize your favorite presets for studio or performance work.
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