sets the region that will play (once) when the clip is launched. Hold
Shift while adjusting these or any of the above-mentioned controls to
adjust by 16th-note subdivisions.
When working with an audio clip, you can also toggle warping on or off
and adjust the clip’s Warp Mode, as well as adjust the Gain and
Transpose parameters. Hold Shift while adjusting Transpose to adjust
in cents rather than in whole semitones. (Note: When using Push in
Control Mode, the Transpose button on Push will adjust the Pitch
parameter in Live’s Clip View.)
You can Zoom in or out of the clip using the first encoder. The line
under Zoom represents the whole clip, and the part of the clip shown in
the display is highlighted. The position you’ll zoom in or out of depends
on which position encoder you last adjusted (Start, Length, Loop, etc.).
Interacting with other position encoders will move the focus of the
Zoom control to the position specified by those encoders.
Zooming in on a Sample.
9.1 Real-Time Playing Layouts
When recording your real-time playing using the 64 Notes, 64 Pads or
64 Slices layouts, Clip View lets you see the incoming MIDI notes, and
the view expands so that all existing notes fit on the display at the same
time.
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