Have you "Normalize" enabled when exporting? If so, disable it and everything should be fine. It's deffo not an Ableton problem as i'm a power user and never had any bad experiences with exporting audio. I'm not so sure. A friend of mine has a problem a bit like this. He wasn't dithering ...

it refers to a chord series based on a scale .... I IV V is probably the most common one

oblioblioblio wrote:
Music, when cut off from the energy of the listeners, is not music.

and likewise, any sound becomes music to the careful listener

not very good. get a better quality set second hand instead of buying these new. if someone is basically giving them to you then they'll do ok, but there are some cheaper sets that will perform a bit better imo http://www.scythe-usa.com/product/acc/1 ... etail.html you'd need an amp but I made a few...

I'd avoid the Metal Zone My brother is a metal guitarist and he hates it, what chance do we have ;) Well apparently Daft Punk did not hate it. juno + MT2 = rollin & scratchin Daft Punk are a prime example of how lo-fi technique is not a barrier to success ... gotta say that "rollin and scr...

yes bro, stereo digital multi effects etc... but not so common maybe a stereo mix through a battery operated noisey 1960s mono guitar fuzz pedal. or maybe it is common, i dont really know, there must be thousands of people out there doing stuff right now haha, it's pretty much unheard of among mode...

thats a 100% thumbs down on the Metalzone, it really is a horrible pedal, even on a guitar. agree on the Big Muff thats another classic. also the Vox Tonebender is a classic, an acid techno band in the 1990s Cubic Space Collective released a track on my label called Tonebender, the entire mix was p...

I'd avoid the Metal Zone but you might have some luck with the others. Have fun! Remember though that these pedals are meant for hi-z, not line level ...