ableton live 10 intro save and export projects

Note: Push does not automatically collect samples from Packs.

This allows you to keep any changes you’ve made on your computer, since Projects are not automatically synchronized with Push. Once a Set is opened in Live on your computer, the next time you save it you’ll be prompted to save a new version on your hard drive. Otherwise, drag and drop it to another location in Live’s browser. To open the Set as the current Project, double click on it.In Live’s Browser, open Places and select the Push label.Transferring Sets from Push to your computer Push’s USB ports are not enabled to transfer Sets or other Live content. Once you've paired Push with your computer, your user folders and files will appear in the Push label. To confirm the correct Push is connected, on Push go to Setup > Status to display the Push's assigned name. Note: Opening the Push label shows each available Push and its assigned name, “Push xxx-xxx”. Enter the code into the dialog shown in Live, then press OK to continue pairing.

A six-digit code will be displayed on Push.

Live will prompt you with a dialog asking for a six-digit code.

Click Connect to pair Push with your computer.

Open Live, go to Live’s browser, and from Places open the Push label.

Next, follow this guide to authorize Live on Push (standalone), then pair with your computer following these steps: Learn more about troubleshooting Push (standalone) network connection. Note: Unless you’ve blocked network connections using a firewall, these should be enabled by default. You can find more information in 'Section 12 - Connect to Wi-Fi' of the Push User Manual. Use the upper left display button to toggle Wi-Fi on or off. To connect to Wi-Fi, press the Setup button, then use the lower display buttons to navigate to the “Wi-Fi” tab. Learn more about managing Packs on Push (standalone).įirst, connect both Push 3 and the computer to the same network via Wi-Fi or ethernet.

Make sure all relevant Packs are installed on both Push and your computer.

To avoid missing files, organize your Projects using these guidelines on saving Projects and external storage and backup.

Learn more about Max for Live compatibility.

Some Max for Live devices have limited functions on Push.

To make sure your Set plays back as expected, freeze tracks containing plug-ins before transferring.

Third-party plug-in devices (VST, VST3, or AU) will not be transferred to Push.

Once connected, use the Push label in Live’s Browser > Places to move Projects and files between devices, and to manage content stored on Push. Push and your computer must first be connected following the instructions below. Setting up Push for continuity with your computer Note: Push’s USB ports are not enabled to transfer any files or content such as Live Sets, presets, or media files between your computer and Push. To transfer content between Push and your computer, they must be connected to the same network. However, Live Projects are not automatically synchronized between your computer and Push. Here is an entire Project with all its subfolders:įor our recommendations on transferring a Live Set, please check this guide.Sets created on Push can be transferred to your computer, and you can transfer Sets from your computer to Push. To move or transfer the project, copy the entire Project folder including all subfolders and files. If transferring a project to another computer without the same Packs installed, check the 'Files from Factory Packs' box. Specify which media files should be copied and click 'Ok'.Ĭheck all/only the relevant boxes. Or you can also do this through Live's File Manager.įile→ Manage Files → Manage Project → External Files → Collect Into Project: How to 'Collect All and Save' a setįirst make sure you have saved the set into a unique Project folder.įrom the File menu click Collect All and Save. These need to be installed separately on each computer. Note: It's not possible to copy plug-ins to the Project folder.

Any Max for Live devices used are copied to Presets.

Any video files used are copied to Samples → Collected.

Any audio files used are copied to Samples → Collected.If you're transferring the Set to another computer or user, we recommend that you use the Collect all and Save option.Ĭollect All and Save copies the following items into these subfolders within the Project folder: When you save a Set using Save or Save as., Live only stores references to the files used in the Set.

Ableton live 10 intro save and export projects