This can be done by simply “twisting” the “Base” knob from the Scale plugin until it reaches “D” as:
This is the step in which we will basically transpose our Scale from C Major to D Major. Change the base of the Scale from C to D: Once it has been dropped on top of the track, the MIDI effect will appear first at the bottom list of of the track effects as:Ĥ. Drag the “C Major” Scale preset from the list and drop it on top of the desired MIDI track.įor the purpose of this tutorial, the desired MIDI track is labeled as “Intro Lead L”. For the purpose of this tutorial we will be using the D major scale, so the selected preset will be “C Major”.ģ. Minor, Major, Dorian, Istrian, are all types of scales the user can choose and then select the base of them (C, D, E, F, etc). This is one of the most important steps of using the Scale MIDI Effect because from the previous list the user will select the type of scale desired. Open the Scale’s drop-down list to see all the possible Scale presets that come with Live: On Ableton’s Browser, search for MIDI Effects -> Scale The picture above shows a basic Live Set with at least one MIDI track.Ģ.
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