1 minute limit then? Thats slightly disappointing. Still, a solution to the eternal “how to have individual stems on my DAW” dilema could very well be to:
-Set up the tracks that happen at the very beginning of the track to self récord
-set up the other elements to the other outs recording into ableton.
Unless im missing something, this should be enough for most track structures, as while yes you are
only recording 3 clean channels into ableton or other daw for most tracks you should be able to get the “clean loop” that is mainly what the t1, t2 etc is playing right? Maybe just set up an audio recording of the whole performance in case there is any later point use of fx or pauses or whatever to artificially recreate one or two cool things that happened within the live take…
Does anyone just récord the midi info of each channel so that when finished it only Takes a replay with a different routing to get everything individually? The live take obviously requieres you to hear all channels, but if you get 3 channels, and then 4 channels’s audio because you dont even need to hear anything when the daw replays the midi information anyway, i think I wouldnt even need a third take as I csn live with say one grouped audio file if its just two hi hats for example.