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Possibility to play with hot-swap, device colapse, mute/solo, and other elements in order to see how they look like while making adjustments to colors and opacity.

Possibility to switch between Session and Arrangement views, so that one can make changes and see how they reflect on each view.

Also displays a free-moving popup with all elemens and a color picker for each, as an extra way of editing.

Edit mode: displays an edit symbol on each editable element.

View mode: disable editing, shows tooltips, no distractions.

There could be an edit button in the tooltip to edit the color directly.

User hovers the mouse over an element and a "tooltip" displays the element name (see list below) and current color.

Select color for each UI element, preferably by clicking on the element and selecting from a color picker.

* WYSIWIG approach: no guessing, change color on the element and see the real results on the fly. * Cross-platform (desktop only, though - too small for mobile). * Anyone should be able to create themes: more people engaged, more themes :)

#ABLETON LIVE THEMES INSTALL#

* No need to install anything: runs on the browser. * For developers/designers: easy to contribute to. Thanks for the suggestions, definitely have some of them already on the list but I just haven't had the time to add them yet as I've only got limited free time at the moment.* For final users: easy and intuitive to use. Then I could have a more enjoyable browsing experience of your website Locate Ableton under Applications Rightclick and select Show Package.

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As a user, I want to be able to comment theme creator themes, so that I can point out issues, make more accurate reviews, etc. Ableton Live 11 Themes Download and unzip your new theme (. By just picking some main colors, sub-colors should be calculated from them, so that I have an easy and a quickly way to build theme As a theme creator, I want to have a less detailled color choice (like a basic one versus an advanced mode). Locate the Ableton folder and open on it. Click in the path box and type in C:\ or C:\ProgramData. Download and unzip your new theme ('.ask' file) Open your Windows Explorer. As a theme creator, I want to see more previews of my themes, with different pane features, screen configs, stock Ableton materials, so that I can have a better view of how it looks before installing it Open Ableton and go to the preferences menu (it is under Live) Now choose your favourite LVMG ONE Theme under ' Look Feel' > Theme. Then I could publish it when I'm totally satisfied As a theme creator, I want to be able to draft my themes, so that I can tweak and test it. Really appreciate the effort Custom theme builder should definitely be a built-in feature. Here's a few themes that were created using the site: It's all completely free to use and would love to hear your feedback You can customise any theme on the site, making your own remixed version of it! And there's over 190 themes from about 300 members already

I kept developing and built a whole site around it, allowing for a whole community to browse, download or create their own themes. This made the process so much quicker, creating themes in a matter of minutes. I've got a little background in web development so I started making an online editor where you could take any of the existing Live themes and customise any of the colours by clicking on elements and then quickly changing the colour. I thought there must be an easier way of doing it so I set about to make an visual editor for themes.

#ABLETON LIVE THEMES HOW TO#

Looking at videos on YouTube about how to make your own themes, it looked pretty tricky - editing text files with colour values, spending a few hours getting it all to look right. I spent a few hours on Google and only really found a small collection of Ableton 10 themes.

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I used to use a custom skin with Live 9 and when I upgraded to Live 10 I never bothered changing the skin/theme until recently. Thought I'd post about a project that I've been working on for a few weeks that I thought you lot might like here