From the Live Devices menu on the left side column, select Instruments > External Instrument and drag it to the new MIDI track.
Still in the Audio Device area, click Input Config (located next to Channel Configuration) and select the channels you want to use, i.e. When the Preferences screen appears, select Audio > Audio Input Device. You can also do this to use Ableton Live’s effects with your Boutique’s sound, in either the studio or during a live performance.Īfter downloading the driver for your Boutique module and connecting it to your computer via USB, open Ableton Live. In this video, you’ll set up your Roland Boutique as an audio input device, to record audio into Ableton Live. RECORDING YOUR BOUTIQUE INTO ABLETON LIVE Combined with the power of a modern DAW like Ableton Live, you’ll get some seriously impressive musical results. That’s where the Roland Boutique series come in. Maybe you’ve always wanted a Jupiter-8 style pad, a TR-909 sounding kick or a gritty TR-303 bass line in your music, but an original model isn’t an option and you don’t want to rely on soft synths. With iconic and legendary Roland instruments now available in studio and stage friendly modules, the Roland Boutique series gives you the ability to bring classic sounds to your mixes.
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