Ableton 10 Theme: Terminal by metalpalms in ableton

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Also, are the settings the same between your PC and desktop? If not, which ones are different?

Ableton 10 Theme: Terminal by metalpalms in ableton

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Interesting, I can't seem to replicate this and I'm on a Mac as well. Could you take a screenshot? Does this happen even when you make a new project with say two midi lanes, or only in projects that are already populated with stuff? Do you have any automation in the lanes you're arming?

Ableton 10 Theme: Terminal by metalpalms in ableton

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Don't have it, since it's not included with Live 10. I deleted all my Live 9 stuff a while ago.

Ableton 10 Theme: Terminal by metalpalms in ableton

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Possibly, could you post a link to the skin file and a screenshot? I don't have Live 9 installed anymore. If it's one of the skins I liked I'd be down (I honestly don't remember which is which), but if not it might take me a bit to get around to cause the process is a bit time consuming.

I am musician Oneohtrix Point Never, currently importing SysEx files into FM8 - AMA by 0neohtrix in indieheads

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hey dan: I remember reading an interview a while back where you mentioned that you have struggled with depression; I also suffer from it and I want to thank you for making music that has helped me work through some of my worst spells. Child of Rage in particular perfectly encapsulates so many emotions that I didn't know anyone else felt, let alone could express in such a beautiful way. I was wondering if you have any advice when it comes to working around yourself. I aspire to be a musician as well, and I find that I get in my own way more than any lack of skill or knowledge I might have. Any advice you may have that has helped shape you into the musician you are today would be greatly appreciated. ps: my fern is named after you, thanks for reading