

Loading a template works the same way as loading a project. If that doesn’t refresh the view, close and relaunch Live.

If it doesn’t, click away from the User Library folder to another folder and click back. The Default Template Set is available in both the Session and Arrangement view.Īfter creating the folder, it should appear in the Live Browser window. When you launch Ableton Live, the Default Project Template loads. The Default Project Template is a project file that Ableton opens every time we start Live. We can use the template repeatedly (saving the new song with a new project file name). It usually doesn’t contain a full song as far as MIDI and audio, but it can contain common elements used in most tracks (A MIDI kick or hat pattern or an audio file sweep, for example). The template is customised (as you will see) so that it can be used with every new song you create. It is the same file type used for a song project. The Ableton Live Template is a project file created, configured, and saved for future use. Read on to find out how to make a template in Ableton Live 10, and what different types of Ableton Template Projects there are! What Is An Ableton Live Template? The Default Ableton Template is usually what we see when we launch Live, and is the very basic idea of a template. In DAW Ableton Live, the template can be used as a means to simplify the creation process, eliminate repetitive tasks, or act as a guide for creating and arranging a song. A template is a pre-designed or configured guide used for the creation of some kind of project.
