Choose the helper once in Ableton Settings.
Set it once.
Reach your tools in Live.
Install the small Ableton helper, select it once in Settings, and RadialOS is ready to use.
Use your keyboard and mouse.
Your chosen tool opens where you are already working.
Setup takes four steps.
After that, arrange each wheel around the way you work.
Install the Ableton helper.
RadialOS includes the small helper Ableton needs.
Choose it once in Ableton.
Select the helper in Ableton Settings. The exact option is shown below.
Import your Ableton library.
RadialOS finds the tools you can put on a wheel.
Build a wheel and give it a key.
Add up to eight tools, hold the wheel key, and release over a slot to load it.

Connect RadialBridge in Ableton.
Open Ableton Settings and choose RadialBridge in a Control Surface row. RadialOS can then scan your browser and load supported tools from a wheel.
Watch RadialOS at work.
Build a wheel and launch a tool.
Build a wheel
Drag a tool from the catalog into the slot where you want it.
Launch a tool
Open the wheel, point to a slot, and release to load it.
Ready to build
your first wheel?
Install once, then arrange RadialOS around the way you work.
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