AbleSet
AbleSet Docs
AbleSet's Cue Notation
AbleSet uses Ableton's locators (short: cues) to determine where songs start and end. The simplest form of a cue contains just the song…
Connecting to AbleSet From Other Devices
AbleSet hosts its own server which you can access from any other device's browser as long as it is on the same network as your computer…
Controlling AbleSet with your MIDI controller
If you prefer controlling your setlist via MIDI instead of a phone or tablet, you can use AbleSet's Max for Live device: To use this device…
Exporting and Importing Setlists
AbleSet allows you to save setlists for later use. This might be useful if you often switch between a few setlists or to make a backup of…
Introduction to AbleSet
Welcome to AbleSet! Getting started using the app is simple. AbleSet lives as a little icon in your menu bar. Click on it to open the main…
Redundant Playback Setup with AbleNet
AbleNet is available since AbleSet 1.6.0. It allows you to control two or more computers in a redundant playback setup. AbleNet is…
Using AbleSet's Count-In Feature
Since version 1.8, AbleSet has a Count-In feature which allows you to start playback of sections a few bars before the section starts. This…
Using a MIDI Track to Define Song Sections
Since version 1.9.0, you can use a MIDI track in Live 11 to define song sections. This cleans up the session since you have to use fewer…