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402 Live Instrument Reference

ReWire Options Shown in the Routing Choosers.

If another track in your set contains a multitimbral plug-in, you can select this track in the top

chooser. In this case, the second chooser allows you to select a speciﬁc MIDI channel in the

plug-in.

The Audio From chooser provides options for returning the audio from the hardware synth, plug-

in, or ReWire device. If you’re routing to a hardware synth, use this chooser to select the ports on

your audio interface that are connected to the output of your synth. The available choices you’ll

have will depend on the settings in the Audio Preferences.

If you’re routing to a ReWire slave, the Audio From chooser will list all of the audio channels

available in the slave. Select the audio channel that corresponds to the instrument to which you

are sending MIDI. If you’re routing to a multitimbral plug-in on another track in your Live Set, the

Audio From chooser will list the auxiliary outputs in the plug-in. Note that the main outputs will

be heard on the track that contains the instrument.

The Gain knob adjusts the audio level coming back from the sound source. This level should be

set carefully to avoid clipping.

Since external devices can introduce latency that Live cannot automatically detect, you can

manually compensate for any delays by adjusting the Hardware Latency slider. The button

next to this slider allows you to set your latency compensation amount in either milliseconds or

samples. If your external device connects to Live via a digital connection, you will want to adjust

your latency settings in samples, which ensures that the number of samples you specify will be

retained even when changing the sample rate. If your external device connects to Live via an

analog connection, you will want to adjust your latency settings in milliseconds, which ensures

that the amount of time you specify will be retained when changing the sample rate. Note that

adjusting in samples gives you ﬁner control, so even in cases when you’re working with analog

devices, you may want to “ﬁne tune“ your latency in samples in order to achieve the lowest pos-

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