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11. Underneath “Monitor,” select the monitoring configuration you want. “Auto” will monitor the
channel when it is “record-armed” or recording. “In” will monitor the channel continuously, whether
it is being recorded or not. “Off” will disable monitoring for that track.
12. The box underneath “Audio To” should read “Master.” If it doesn’t, click the box and select it.
13. This process (Steps #9-12) should be repeated for each channel you want to record.
14. Under the Master channel in the window, find the “Cue Out” and “Master Out” boxes. Click them
to select which outputs on the MasterControl will send out the audio from Live’s Cue and Master
mixes. The choices available will depend on what you set in the Output Config. Window.
15. When you have configured your inputs and outputs the way you want, you are ready to record.
16. See the Ableton Live notes later in this manual for details on MasterControl operation with Live.
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