Log into the Splice application by typing in your username/email and your password and selecting ‘Log In’.
#SPLICE FOR MAC INSTALL#
Follow the on-screen prompts to install the app.
#SPLICE FOR MAC .EXE#
exe file has finished downloading, open the file to begin the installation process. Once you have loaded the page, the application will begin downloading automatically. It is compatible with both Mac and Windows devices. To add Splice samples to your Ableton Live projects, start by downloading the Splice application.
#SPLICE FOR MAC HOW TO#
| How To Add Splice Sounds To Your Ableton Session Step 1: Download Splice Desktop App | How To Add Splice Sounds To Your Ableton Session.Hi, I’m Ben from Live Aspects and in this guide, I’ll be outlining how to use all aspects of Splice with Ableton Live to help you get the most out of your Splice membership. Back up all of your Ableton Live projects, keep track of song revisions and collaborate with producers around the world with Splice. It offers seamless compatibility and flawless integration between its desktop application and Ableton Live. The exception is with Serum, where I place my custom directories inside the Splice folder instead, to keep these separate from all the other Serum preset packs.Splice gives producers access to more than 500,000 samples, as well as a huge collection of free, paid and rent-to-own instrument and effects plugins. After they are downloaded, the Splice folder gets emptied as the presets are placed in folders of my organization scheme. Typically I like to keep the Splice folder empty, and only use it when downloading presets. Below are some screenshots of the additional directory organization needed so that the presets are more useable inside your plugin. You’ll want to create your own folders within these directories though there are some variations depending on what plugin is involved. The main Splice folder (wherever you have placed this on your drives)/ presets/ Spire/Splice SylenthĪlt+Go/Library/Application Support/LennarDigital/Sylenth1/Presets/Splice BeatMakerĪlt+Go/Library/Application Support / Splice / Beatmaker / Presets / Splice / From Splice Custom OrganizationĪll your downloaded presets will be in a single long list: FX, Bass, Pads, Leads, etc. Mac HD/Library/Audio/Presets/Xfer Records/Serum Presets/Presets/Splice Spire Here are the directories where the presets get downloaded to on a Mac (the paths below will differ for PC users): AstraĪlt+Go/Library/Application Support/Splice/Astra/Presets/Splice/From Splice Massiveĭocuments/Native Instruments/Massive/Sounds/Splice Serum Generally the presets go into a Splice-labelled directory but that’s not ultimately the most useful way to store them, but is only the first step for subsequent organization you have to do on your end. Splice desktop app open at left, Splice website open at right. This ensures that downloading the presets happens instantaneously and that they are placed automatically in the directories for the respective plugin as you choose them in the web browser. You want to have the Splice desktop application open at the same time that you are browsing the Splice website for presets. Since Splice uses a credit system based on your subscription level - where a preset might cost 3 to 5 credits per - you’re going to have a LOT of presets to download and manage, if you want to spend those credits, which presumably is what you’re paying for : ) besides audio samples and other Splice perks (e.g. I use a Mac for audiovisual work so some information may not be relevant for PC users, and I will highlight where PC use may differ. This article details a streamlined process for managing Splice preset downloads and organizing them within your directories, and describes some of the main UX differences in working with different plugins and doing quick auditioning of your collected Splice presets.
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