How to Chop up Vocals in Ableton With Launchpad

Ableton Live's "Slice to MIDI Track" feature allows you to slice a vocal track to each of Launchpad's buttons for remixing and editing purposes. The "Slide to MIDI Track" feature lets you select to either slice the vocal by its warp markers, or by specific note timing. Once the track has been split, it will appear in a new MIDI channel, which can be played by each of the buttons on the Novation Launchpad MIDI controller.

Instructions

    • 1

      Open Ableton Live and load the project containing the vocal track you want chopped. Double-click the Ableton Live desktop icon, click "File," "Open Project," then select the vocal project from the list that appears on your screen.

    • 2

      Right-click on the vocal track from either the "Session" or "Arrangement" screens, then select "Slice to MIDI Track." Alternate from the "Arrangement" and "Session" screens by clicking either the horizontal or vertical bar icon buttons at the top-right corner of Ableton's user interface.

    • 3

      Select to chop the vocal audio track at each warp marker, or to slice by specific note timing on the pop-up screen that appears, then click "OK." Each of the chopped up vocal tracks will be separated to each key with a Sampler instrument on a new MIDI channel.

    • 4

      Click the "Arm Session Recording" button on the new MIDI track. Begin playing the pads on the Novation Launchpad to hear each of the chopped up vocal parts that have been assigned to its buttons.

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