REQ: BiP bounce in place in Ableton Live m4l device

Everyone's waiting for a "bounce in place" feature in Ableton Live since ages.

Well, if you have M4L, here's the one-click-only solution device, with easy Push implementation.

Place the device on your master track (you can put it anywhere actually), key/midi map it, save it in your default template and you're done!

When you want to bounce something, just place your playhead on the desired track and press you key/midi mapped button - or Select+Rec on Push - done!

Also works with multiple tracks

Automatic naming : your new bounced audio file will conveniently be named "[rsmpl] name-of-the-recorded-track".

At the moment BiP is designed to work in Arrangement view only.

More recording modes and Destination Track options added in v1.5, check below.




New in v1.5:

- You can now choose the Destination Track to be:

° a user-definable track ("Custom track" + drop-down menu). This allows to always bounce on the same track, which also makes the process faster.

° the old way where a new track is created for each bounce ("New track")

- The Destination Track name is now prepend with "[bip]" if it's a single track bounce; with"[rsmpl]" if it's a multitrack bounce.

- New "master" (big BIP center button) button to RESAMPLE the master track output; i.e perfect to bounce multiple solo'ed tracks.

- you can now choose which recording mode is triggered from the Push shortcut.



New in v1.3:

- Fix a bug where the device could trigger the resampling process when launching a set on certain conditions (related to key mapping) without any user action.



New in v1.2:

- the device could work unexpectedly if the -EnableArmonselection option was active in Live’s Options.tx

- added a Live 9 version (separate device), it should even work in Live 8.



New in v1.1:

- You can now choose to Resample (white button), or to Bounce Post-Fx (yellow button).

- Select+Record on Push, now triggers the Bounce operation instead of Resample.