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same problem. most annoying. the fact that its even present on renderings is killing me.

Hey all! I am having trouble getting my automation to work both when the song plays through and when it renders. Its weird, sometimes it does it, and sometimes it doesnt. But no matter how it does it, ableton chooses to ignore the very beginning of the automation. For example, i have the track ...

love this track. very moody, and i like the way you were patient with certain elements until the track progressed a bit. great choice of sounds too btw.

also make sure your "show audio units" box is checked under Live's VST prefs.

been importing my tracks using an intel macbook with the auto-warp function turned ON, but after ableton is done analyzing them, the only marker that highlights is the first one. any help or clues would be appreciated.

I see two questions Live users will want answered...

1. Will the shared graphics memory = unimpressive performance? We need to see test results. Ideally with 2GB RAM installed.

2. Would replacing the 5400RPM drive with a 7200RPM drive melt this thing? Any technical limitations on this? What is ...

here is some info on replacing the hard disks on the new macbook.


http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1750




these machines seem like a good option for those not wanting to drop the cash on a pro line laptop. personally i like the pro line better, the silver, the non-glassed 15inch thin ...

richardl wrote:Early reports indicate that the hard drive in the new MacBook can be easily upgraded by end users. As easy as upgrading RAM.

That would be the f*ckin' cat's pajamas. Thanks for the info guys!

Can anyone tell me how crucial a 7200 RPM HD would be for running Live 5.2, seeing as it doesn't look like you can upgrade past the 120 5400 RPM on the 13.3?

Drive speed improves data transfer speed. For Live (and audio work in general) this is good because audio is streamed directly from HD ...

Can anyone tell me how crucial a 7200 RPM HD would be for running Live 5.2, seeing as it doesn't look like you can upgrade past the 120 5400 RPM on the 13.3?

Can anyone really list out the differences in the macbook and macbook pro? I know the following:

screen size
pro has a built in mic (whoopee)

but what else? I can get the macbook with a 2 ghz duo, I can get the 120gb HD, I can get the 2gb of RAM, it has optical audio in/out, so what is the ...

anyone heard whether the keyboard is backlit on these puppies?