On Windows, this section also includes a HiDPI mode for high resolution monitors. The Display Customization section contains options for the built-in color scheme, or “Theme” of Live’s interface, a global zoom slider, and other visual elements such as brightness, color intensity, color hue, and grid line intensity.The Track And Clip Colors section contains options for automatic track color assignments, clip color assignments, and a reduced color palette for those with certain color deficiencies.On Windows, there are additional options to allow the system’s sleep mode, multiple instances of Live, and a HiDPI mode for high-resolution screens. The Language and Behavior section contains options for language, “Don’t Show Again” warnings, follow behavior for Arrangement View (see ‘Navigation’) and clips (see ‘Clip Region/Loop and Display’), user interface labels, scrub areas for Arrangement View (see ‘Transport’) and clips (see ‘Clip Region/Loop and Display’), and pen tablet mode.
This includes the language and behavior, and track and clip colors, and other display customization settings. In the Look/Feel tab, you can modify various settings related to Live’s appearance. Live’s Preferences are distributed over several tabs: Preferences can also be accessed with the CTRL- ,(Win) / CMD- ,(Mac) shortcut.
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This window is accessed from the Preferences command, which in Windows is available in the Options menu and in macOS is available in the Live menu. Live’s Preferences window is where you can find various settings that determine how Live looks, behaves and interfaces with the outside world. The index, found at the end of the manual, contains the names of all user interface elements and will lead you to the relevant section.
If you require more information on a specific user interface element or topic, please consult this reference manual. For certain items, you can create your own text and it will appear in this window. Live’s Info View tells you the name and function of whatever you place the mouse over.
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The remaining chapters of this manual serve as in-depth reference for the material introduced in Live Concepts. We also recommend that you read the Live Concepts chapter (see ‘Live Concepts’), which encapsulates everything that Live is and can do, and is therefore a worthwhile read for both beginners and experienced users. Many users have told us that the lessons helped them become familiar with the program very quickly. We highly recommend following the lessons. The lessons are organized in a table of contents, which can be opened directly in the program via the Help menu. Live comes with a set of interactive lessons to take you step by step through the key features of the program.
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