Ableton 10 suite free download. The M-Audio M-Track is a powerful 2 channel interface that gives you access to instant plug & play recording on your computer. This guide walks through how to make sure that your M-Track is set up properly on your system as well as how to get started recording audio tracks with the included Ableton Live Lite software.

• Ableton Live 10 Recording Audio

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Connecting the M-Track and Confirming the Driver Installation

• Connect the M-Track to your computer via USB. The M-Track is a class compliant device, which means it requires no download or installation of special drivers that are not already found on your computer. On a Windows PC, a dialog will open in the bottom right hand corner of your screen indicating that the driver is automatically installing. When it is done it will indicate that your device is installed and ready to use. You will not see this on a Mac, however the drivers are still installed automatically.

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Properly Adjusting your System's Sound Settings

• The M-Track should now be ready to use on your computer, but in some cases it may be necessary to tweak your system's sound settings. While this will more than likely not be required, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with how the device is setup with your PC or Mac.
  
• On a PC, click on the Start Menu, and choose Control Panel. From the Control Panel, choose Hardware and Sound and/or Sound. You should now see your playback devices.
  As pictured above, the M-Track should be set as your default playback device. If not, right click it and choose Set as Default Device. This should be reflected under the Recording tab as well.
  
• With the M-Track highlighted in the recording devices tab, click on the Properties button. This will bring up a new set of options. Click the Levels tab. In Windows 7 you will need to adjust the recording level. It will default to 100 but you will need to drag the slider down until it is set at 4. You will not have to make this adjustment in Windows Vista.
  Click OK and you should be all set.

Mac

• On a Mac you can access your sound settings from the System Preferences. You should not have to change any settings. Your input and output should look as pictured below.
  

Getting Started With Ableton Live Lite by Recording an Audio Track

• Open up Ableton Live Lite. If you need help installing or authorizing your software, please refer to Ableton's handy guide. Once Ableton is open go to Options > Preferences. On a Mac this will be Live > Preferences.
  In the Preferences window, click on the Audio tab. For the Driver Type, select MME/Direct X and then the M-Track as your Audio Input and Audio Output devices. On a Mac you will choose CoreAudio instead of MME/Direct X.
  You can now exit out of this window.
  
• Got to View and select In/Out. This will bring up the input and output options of any audio tracks you've created.
  
• On your audio track, set your Audio From to Ext. In and set the input to be either input 1, 2, or 1 & 2 (if you have a stereo signal plugged into both inputs of the M-Track). Clicking on the Record Ready button will arm the track and enable you to monitor your incoming audio.
  
• At the top of the screen, pressing Record and then Play will begin your recording!
  
• When you're finished you can press stop to end the recording.

Warranty and Technical Support Information

Whether you are a customer or dealer, if you already own an M-Audio product, or if you just have pre-sales questions, the M-Audio technical support team is available to help!

Ableton Live 10 Recording Audio

Visit the link below to connect with any of the following support options: online community support, phone support, email support.