Hi Dj Owe,


Sounds like you're in the wrong octave/range. Toggle up or down until your are in the correct range (C1). Usually in Ableton this is down two octaves (press 'Z' twice).


It kind of works like any other synth VST, you'll need to record your MIDI sequence into Ableton and then it will appear in your Session View or Arrangement View.

Hope this helps!

Thanks a lot Scott.
Will look into that stuff now

Hey still no luck trynna trigger anything i cant seem to get this wroking, also i installed both plugins on the download

So i got the key triggering part down now i am stilll stuck with blan abelton project. many videos on youtube go from picking samples straight to it on abelton. is there something else i need to set up or do?

I'm not sure of your workflow sorry Dj Owe so I can't pin-point where you're going wrong. Are you able to upload a quick video of the issue and post a link here?

Are you able to record other synths or instruments in Ableton? If you're unable to record anything in Ableton it might be a larger issue.

Make sure Ableton is set to record, and your Serato Sample channel has the Record Arm button enabled. Then, hit play (record) and punch in your slices. Once you're finished, stop playback in Ableton and you should have either a recorded clip (in the session view) or your arrangement will have changed.

Let me know if this is not the case.

I'm not sure where this belongs but I can't hold it in any longer. I love Serato products, tech support, customer service and even the logo, but those tutorials are the worst. Here's an example...the instructor says' "So I used Set Slicer to get 16 chops." Well, aren't you special? How about, just maybe you might tell us where to find the "set slicer" and how to get 16 (or even one) chop.
I am truly impressed with the instructors ability to use the equipment, I just wish he would share a little bit with me. I have been trying to use the tutorials for a long time and just can't take it anymore. All of the Serato tutorials I have seen are the same. I did this, I added that. I removed this and I turn that up. All knowledge that would help me to get the most out of my Serato products.
I can't say that someone is sitting back saying "someone else will put the instruction on Youtube", but I can say that the first two tutorials regarding Serato Sample will only teach you how well the instructor can manipulate the program, nothing that would help another person enjoy his or her purchase.