If you're running tracks in Ableton Live's Arrangement View, you should be using a Stop Track to program Ableton Live to automatically stop. Previously, I've shown how to use both your MIDI controller and Stop Track, but how do you do this when your MIDI Controller sends MIDI CC data?
Recently, Andrew reached out to me and asked how to program MIDI clips in Live to send MIDI CC, so that you can use a Stop Track with a MIDI Controller that sends CC data.
In this tutorial, I walk you through how to create a MIDI clip and program the MIDI clip to send MIDI CC data
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