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8O wrote:

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A year later they'll just come out with Kompletely Kompletely Komplete Infinity +1.

Sing like you're not the singer, but the listener.

LeifonMars wrote:

The Coil wrote: I want a stable version of the program and I'm hoping that's what we'll get.

Live 8 will be the stable(r) version of Live when they introduce us Live 9.

The Secret of Life, right here folks.

MartinOM28V wrote:Lion? Ableton still hasn't upgraded for Snow Leopard and that came out 2 years ago.

This is why I shouldn't post when I'm sloshed. What I meant to say is that Ableton still hasn't come out with 64-bit Live to accommodate Snow Leopard. Was just being cranky.

Lion? Ableton still hasn't upgraded for Snow Leopard and that came out 2 years ago.

No whining here, the calculator app still works GREAT.

The market for USB mics is changing so it's not a given that they are all using cheap parts or all sound inferior to normal mics. Some of the newer ones are much better than the first few iterations of USB mics. Apogee is coming out with one soon that will probably cost a lot but have excellent A/D ...

OK, now that you've ruled out that possibility you can check the other ones methodically. I think it's easiest to track down distortion by starting at the beginning of the signal chain and working your way out. Hence in your case, Ableton-->CPU-->Audio Device-->Speakers, roughly speaking. You've det...

The TRS end will definitely fit but it will not power a powered mic. Power is supplied through the XLR connector on the preamp. Also even with non-powered mic there's a considerable risk the device would interpret TRS cable as a Hi-Z input signal which translates to quieter input than using the XLR ...

On your master track (far right) are the meters green when you're playing one or two tracks, and then go red when you've got four or five playing? If so then that's digital audio clipping, which is none of your three choices. You just need to turn down the volume on your tracks until the master trac...

What you have is a "XLR TRS cable" which is not normally used as a mic cable, but for more technical studio use that is not applicable to your setup at all. Particularly if you have a powered mic you'll just need to get a standard mic cable (female XLR one end, male XLR the other). If you ...

OP is either comic genius or emotionally a 12-year-old.

golemus2 wrote:Favorite plugin list. You could right click a plugin (either Live or VST), then choose add as favorite. Then you could choose this list from the left side of browser. There might be even another list (favorite samples list).

Now that's good.

As innovative and ground-breaking as Ableton has always been it's unusual that they are so late to arrive at the 64-bit dance. Hopefully they're hard at work on it and 64-bit Live is right around the corner. I can only hope so--can't wait to run Omnisphere and Trilian in Live in their full 64-bit gl...

Ground loop is most common problem. Lots of online help. Firewire cables can make a big difference though--ones that ship with high-quality audio devices are usually ok but generic cables tend to be noisy. Good luck