Locate the project folder on your computer.A Live Set created with Live Suite will switch into demo mode when opened in a less fully featured edition like Standard, Intro or Lite.Plug-ins are not collected to the Ableton project folder when using 'Collect All And Save', therefore Freeze and Flatten any tracks containing them (unless both computers have the exact same plug-ins installed) Note: The VST format is cross-platform, but AU is not (Mac only).Copy all used audio files and Max for Live devices into the project folder by using Collect all and Save from Live’s File menu.Scenario 1: Transferring individual projects to another computer or user Where possible, install the same third party plug-ins on both machines.Install and license the same Packs on both machines.Install the latest version of Max for Live on both machines.Where possible authorize the same edition of Live on both computers, e.g.

Install the latest version of Live on both machines.Scenario 2: Transferring all your projects to a new computer.Scenario 1: Transferring individual projects to another computer or user.Follow our instructions below on how to do this. Some of these can be collected and copied into the project folder. By default a Live set (.als) file contains references to any audio files, Max for Live devices and plug-ins used (but not those files, devices or plug-ins). Live Projects are cross-platform compatible, they can be opened in both the Windows and Mac versions of Live.

Transferring Projects to another computer

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