![]() The next huge leap forward comes with the long-requested Groove Engine. Come on, Ableton - you've had four years of auto-warp to sort this out! Groove engine Oh, and no, Live still often incorrectly identifies the first beat of the song. You can do something similar from within the Preferences, but there should be a front-panel solution. One suggestion we have is to offer a 'DJ mode', in which the default setting is to warp straight, placing just one transient marker right at the start. ![]() However, DJs do have reason to complain, as when it comes to warping electronic material on a steady beat, you're dealing with more mouse clicks and sub-menus, as Live tends to put in loads of transient markers you just don't need. ![]() It's a positive change, and once people adjust (which should take a week or two) they'll forget that it was ever any different, despite all the uproar on the forums during beta testing. And if you're warping multiple audio channels and flicking between them, it means you get an immediate visual reference as to how things are lining up, which wasn't easy when the timeline itself was being stretched. ![]()
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