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14.3. RECORDING 185

record-enabled slots belonging to that scene. However, you can use the Start Recording on

Scene Launch option from the Misc Preferences to tell Live that you do want empty scene

slots to record under these circumstances.

14.3.3 Overdub Recording MIDI Patterns

Live makes pattern-oriented recording of drums and the like quite easy. Using Live's Impulse

instrument and the following technique, you can successively build up drum patterns while

listening to the result. Or, using an instrument such as Simpler, which allows for chromatic

playing, you can build up melodies or harmonies, note by note.

1. Set the Global Quantization chooser to one bar.

2. To automatically quantize the notes you are about to record, choose an appro-

priate value for Record Quantization.

3. Double-click any of the Session View slots in the desired MIDI track (the one

containing the Impulse or other instrument). A new, empty clip will appear in the

slot. The new clip will default to a loop length of one bar, but you can change

that by double-clicking the clip and changing its loop properties.

4. Arm the track.

5. Launch the clip.

6. The notes you play are added into the looping clip, and you can observe your

recording in the Clip View.

7. By default, the Control Bar's Overdub switch is activated, so that you can build

your pattern layer by layer. However, if you would like to pause recording for a

moment to rehearse, you can deactivate the Overdub switch. The contents of

the clip will continue to play, but you can play along without being recorded.

When you are ready to record again, simply turn on the Overdub switch.

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