Ableton Integration (Experimental)

What it does

SLO can write your tags into the same metadata format Ableton Live's own sample browser reads, so your organisation shows up inside Ableton too -- without maintaining a second, separate catalog.

How to use it

After tagging a sample (or a folder of samples), click WRITE TO ABLETON (EXPERIMENTAL). SLO writes the tag metadata in the same sidecar location and format Ableton itself uses, so Live's browser picks it up the next time it reads that folder.

Source-file safety

This writes to a separate Ableton Folder Info sidecar folder placed alongside your samples, the exact mechanism Ableton's own tagging uses. Your original audio files are not modified, and since SLO operates in read-only mode during the private beta, your sample directory structure is not automatically rearranged.

Limitations

• This is specific to Ableton Live's sample browser, other DAWs don't read this format.
• It has not been validated against every possible library structure or Ableton version yet.
• It is not an official Ableton feature, partnership, or integration.