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Where would this come in handy? Well, here’s a scenario: You’re an Ableton user with Liquid Rhythm’s Max for Live patch installed, and you create your own kits using samples on your computer.

You can remap MIDI notes using Ableton’s Drum Racks or most any 3rd party sampler but for this example, we’ll use Native Instrument’s Kontakt 5. Lots of people prefer to customize their MIDI mappings to suit their needs– for example, they use a keyboard to trigger drums. This includes myself, so I can chime in with personal experiences: When I choose which MIDI note numbers to put my samples on, I’m thinking less about default specs and more about what feels good on the keyboard for me. This means that a) my MIDI note mapping might be somewhat different from the default layout and b) Liquid Rhythm’s interpretation of what kind of instrument is assigned to a given MIDI note will need to be adjusted. Especially if I want to take advantage of the Beat Builder. If this sounds like you, after you’ve loaded and mapped a custom kit, just take a second to select Custom MIDI Note Mappings and adjust the Instrument Types for the tracks you’re using.īy the way, Liquid Rhythm and Ableton Live both follow the default MIDI mappings according to General MIDI.

To learn more about it, follow this link.

To activate it, right-click any of Liquid Rhythm’s track headers and select Custom MIDI Note Mappings. To set the Custom Instrument type for a selected track, click the drop-down menu that appeared on the track headers.

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