Be sure you have a version of TDAbleton that is compatible with Ableton 11.

Thanks for watching. That's really too much to list here, but check to make sure you have the TDA Master installed on your master channel in Ableton, and that it shows connected. As I mention in the video, it's best to reference the Derivative web site for their specifics on installation of TDAbleton, which also covers the Ableton side. Be sure you are using a version of TDAbleton that is compatible with your version of Ableton.

FYI - One step to triple check is here: Set up Ableton Live Open Ableton preferences (in the Options menu on Windows, and Live > Settings on macOS) and select the Link MIDI tab on left. In one of the Control Surface dropdowns, select TouchDesigner. Input and Output should be set to None. Reload your Live Set If that isn't set, nothing will work. But as I say, there's a lot more to check in their documentation.

@@JeremydePrisco yeah thing is, everything i need works, like the track , and song, but the level is satatic(id dont see, the low, mid and high moving like in your video :(. and i don't know if i am doing something wrong, the documentation about abletonlevel is just about 4 lines, of am i missing something?

@@theXshoter1 I tried this with Ableton 11.3.22 using the latest TDAbleton v 2.1.1. I am seeing the same issue that you are. Something is up with the TDA Audio Analyzer. It could be a bug. I'll mess with it a bit more, but maybe check the forums. Also, be sure you aren't using an old device from a prior TD Ableton install. It does take some fiddling to get this working.

@@JeremydePrisco i posted on facebook, i will try posting it in the forums in the bug section aswell. I checked everything a few times and everything should be working properly but it doesn't haha, my TDableton is 2.3v, and the latest version of touch