Can you have multiple loop braces in Ableton Live’s Arrangement View?
In this video, I share how to work around the limitation of only having one loop brace in Ableton Live’s arrangement view and share why I don’t use the loop brace in live performance.
Using the IAC Driver with Ableton Live Playlist:
Setting up Loopbe1 on a Windows PC:
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