Start here if you're using AbleSet for the first time.
This contains a collection of the most asked questions about AbleSet.
Learn how to use Ableton's locators to organize your setlist with song titles, sections, loops, and more.
Use MIDI clips on a Sections track to define song sections without cluttering your arrangement view with locators.
Learn how to organize your setlist by reordering songs, adding or removing tracks, saving and loading setlists, and printing your setlist for live performances.
Map your MIDI controllers to AbleSet's functions for more control.
Set up a network connection to access AbleSet from your phone, tablet, or other devices on the same network.
Connect to AbleSet from your iPad or iPhone, with additional features.
Configure multiple computers to run in sync for redundant playback setups.
Monitor and control interfaces from iConnectivity, DirectOut, and DAD in AbleSet.
Choose how and when AbleSet jumps between songs and sections.
Display synchronized lyrics with your songs, with support for chords, images, styling, and more.
Use guide tracks to automatically mute and unmute audio cues when looping or jumping between sections.
Announce songs and sections with computer-generated or custom voices using the AbleSet Cues plugin.
Organize tracks into groups that can be controlled together for muting, soloing, and volume adjustments.
Split your Ableton Live project into separate project files, one per song, for better organization and performance.
Add a measure track to display custom measure names and numbers throughout your songs.
Start playback a few bars before a section begins with configurable count-in options for practice and performance.
Get visual feedback on every beat in setlist view, performance view, and canvases.
Use keyboard shortcuts to quickly control AbleSet.
Integrate AbleSet with Stream Deck (via BitFocus Companion) and Oakboard Floor Vista for customized control surfaces and setlist display on stage.
Create completely custom interfaces using a range of elements – buttons, sliders, lyrics, images, and more that you can freely place on your screen.
Control AbleSet remotely using OSC commands and receive real-time updates about playback state and setlist information.
Configure AbleSet to send OSC commands to external devices and applications like lighting desks and video players.
Use MIDI tracks to send timed OSC commands to AbleSet or external devices at specific points in your songs.
Write JavaScript scripts in AbleSet's canvas, MIDI mapping, or project scripts to create custom interactions and automate tasks.
Customize the appearance of AbleSet's web app using CSS and add custom JavaScript for advanced functionality.
This folder contains all project-related settings and files.
A list of all available settings in AbleSet.
Complete reference guide to all flags used in AbleSet.
