Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

On 13 Sep 2011, at 21:54, edco2003@... wrote:

> Actually Ableton tech support recommended I just use a static mapping with no control surface for this project. Their reasoning was that for a live mixing environment I would not really need to have tactile control of that many parameters. Once it would be set up in rehearsals, I would basically mostly need tactile control of track volumes, cue function, and maybe a couple of other things. The chance of moving the wrong control in the heat of a live theater mix would be less. 
> Thanks,
> Edward

Sounds like good advice - one function per control can be a good thing. Simple is good.
Another tip for live stuff is to have something like a panic button, or a simple, failsafe method of taking everything back to a known state.
And be aware that Ableton Live is, unfortunately, not totally reliable. Having a backup laptop setup may be important if you can't afford to reboot on stage every few shows.

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