Comments on: Creating a Master Set list in Live http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/how-to-not-become-a-worship-robot/creating-a-master-set-list-in-live/ Training and Tools for Worship Leaders to Create and Use their own loops Sun, 05 Feb 2012 12:13:04 +0000 hourly 1 By: Will http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/how-to-not-become-a-worship-robot/creating-a-master-set-list-in-live/#comment-25 Will Mon, 05 Sep 2011 21:54:46 +0000 http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/?p=228#comment-25 Eric, Thanks by dropping by the site! Essentially your "Master Set" can be as limiting or freeing as you want/need it to be. For instance, for my current situation I've adapted this concept a bit. Each song is <a href="http://loopsinworship.com/blog/how-to-not-become-a-worship-robot/how-to-not-become-a-worship-robot/" rel="nofollow">chopped into "sections"</a> and then I use Follow Actions so Live will automatically trigger each section. I have each instrument in a separate track, have the ability to jump any-where in the song, but also have the ability to just press play and let Live do all the work! So you can drop all your songs, or loops, or "ideas" into your set-list and trigger when needed. You can mix full songs, <a href="http://www.loopsinworship.com/tools/elements/" rel="nofollow">simple samples</a>, chopped up songs, etc. It's all up to you. Assign all that to a MIDI Controller and you've got a killer Master Set! If you've got any more questions drop me an email, I'd love to help! Will will@loopsinworship.com Eric,
Thanks by dropping by the site! Essentially your “Master Set” can be as limiting or freeing as you want/need it to be. For instance, for my current situation I’ve adapted this concept a bit. Each song is chopped into “sections” and then I use Follow Actions so Live will automatically trigger each section. I have each instrument in a separate track, have the ability to jump any-where in the song, but also have the ability to just press play and let Live do all the work! So you can drop all your songs, or loops, or “ideas” into your set-list and trigger when needed. You can mix full songs, simple samples, chopped up songs, etc. It’s all up to you. Assign all that to a MIDI Controller and you’ve got a killer Master Set! If you’ve got any more questions drop me an email, I’d love to help!

Will
will@loopsinworship.com

]]> By: Eric http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/how-to-not-become-a-worship-robot/creating-a-master-set-list-in-live/#comment-24 Eric Sun, 04 Sep 2011 21:12:39 +0000 http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/?p=228#comment-24 Hi Will, I've been using Ableton for some time in our worship service, and I like the idea of having all the loops I've built in one session so I don't have to take the extra 2 seconds to open up each tune. However, with this method, it would greatly inhibit ones' ability to change the form of the song, or fire individual instrument loops during a set... right? Basically this method would require rendering all instruments in the loop I've designed, and lock it into a set form. In our worship setting, we frequently change the form and I enjoy the ability to fire off different instruments or build an instrument loop in real-time during a service. Is there another way to put my tunes into a "set" without having to open up individual files AND maintain the versatility I need? Thanks! Hi Will,

I’ve been using Ableton for some time in our worship service, and I like the idea of having all the loops I’ve built in one session so I don’t have to take the extra 2 seconds to open up each tune. However, with this method, it would greatly inhibit ones’ ability to change the form of the song, or fire individual instrument loops during a set… right? Basically this method would require rendering all instruments in the loop I’ve designed, and lock it into a set form. In our worship setting, we frequently change the form and I enjoy the ability to fire off different instruments or build an instrument loop in real-time during a service. Is there another way to put my tunes into a “set” without having to open up individual files AND maintain the versatility I need? Thanks!

]]> By: Will http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/how-to-not-become-a-worship-robot/creating-a-master-set-list-in-live/#comment-23 Will Sat, 13 Aug 2011 02:35:18 +0000 http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/?p=228#comment-23 Hey Jason, I'd suggest for the ease of managing everything that you render out your loops to an mp3 or a wav/aiff file then drop them into Session View. You can still be really flexible, render each instrument separately, keep sections separate, etc. To create a Master set-List similar to the approach I'm mentioning you'd have to take files that are in arrangement and drop them into Session. Hope this helps! Hey Jason,
I’d suggest for the ease of managing everything that you render out your loops to an mp3 or a wav/aiff file then drop them into Session View. You can still be really flexible, render each instrument separately, keep sections separate, etc. To create a Master set-List similar to the approach I’m mentioning you’d have to take files that are in arrangement and drop them into Session. Hope this helps!

]]> By: Jason http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/how-to-not-become-a-worship-robot/creating-a-master-set-list-in-live/#comment-22 Jason Thu, 11 Aug 2011 12:34:35 +0000 http://www.loopsinworship.com/blog/?p=228#comment-22 You say in step #2, "To do that create a new audio track for each loop you will input." I am inputting full songs already mixed purchased from interactive worship live, and saved individually as a live set. Is this possible? Also say, "Now we will drag in the .wav that have rendered out for the song." All my files are individual .mp3 that make up each song. And then each song is saved as a live set as an .asd file. Is there a way to have a Sunday set using this method. You say in step #2, “To do that create a new audio track for each loop you will input.” I am inputting full songs already mixed purchased from interactive worship live, and saved individually as a live set. Is this possible?

Also say, “Now we will drag in the .wav that have rendered out for the song.” All my files are individual .mp3 that make up each song. And then each song is saved as a live set as an .asd file. Is there a way to have a Sunday set using this method.

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