Quantizing is a digital music term for automatically fixing timing based on set parameters. Rather than manually moving each and every note in a region to fix the timing, you can quantize the timing. However, if you are working with a long region or a lot of notes, this process can become rather tedious. In the browser on the right-hand side, locate “ARCADE” in your Devices list.ĭouble-clicking ARCADE will automatically create a track for the device if not currently selected.If your second and third notes are significantly shorter or longer than a quarter of a beat, you can trim the edges so that they fit between the gridlines, like the notes pictured in the screenshots.Īs you can see, fixing notes individually is not difficult. Go to Plugin database on the left-hand sidebarĦ.
Once the scan is complete, please follow the steps for loading the plug-in and you should be all set!Ģ. In the Preferences window, click 'Plug-Ins', then click 'Rescan Plug-Ins' Once you’ve done this, please run a re-scan by following these steps:ģ. Open up the Options > Preferences > File Folder window, and make sure “Use Audio Units” (Mac only) and “Use VST Plugin-In System Folders” (Mac and PC) are turned on. If you’re unable to find Arcade in Live after following the steps above, it may be the case that you need to change some settings. This is all you’ll need in order to get set up with Arcade in Live! au version of Arcade in the Audio Units > Output section. Load the Arcade plug-in by double-clicking it or by dragging it onto a new MIDI track in your Live session.įor PC, you can find Arcade in the ‘VST’ section. Click on VST then locate Arcade near the top of the list.ĥ. If it doesn’t, see below on how to manually re-scanĤ.
Live will automatically run a scan for new plug-ins.
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