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Just saw this, seems like Live 9 release is way before 2015

gosinisha wrote:audiotechnica ath m40fs, recomended buy.

I've been using the m40 for years and happy with it. But tempted to upgrade to the m50.

I like using Alesis Bitrman for this, mainly because of the ability to chain other processors such as stereo phaser, compressor and mild distortion, arrange them in any order and tweak em in realtime. Also love the Bitrness fx section, like FM, Decimator, etc. For megaphone type of Lo-Fi the Ibanez ...

I have a good feeling about 9

casiblake wrote:Um, crikey. Is this the first official word we've had that Live 9 is going to happen at all?

It's better late than nothing

Will stick with bacon

The beast belongs to the right master.

Will stay with live for most purpose, but will get X1 since I planned to get one as an additional tool.

LoopStationZebra wrote:The person you thought was a GC employee was, in fact, a representative from NI.

hehe..it's interesting to see NI's answer to Novation and Akai with a dedicated controller to Ableton Live.

triss wrote:+1 but make sure it still fits on one screen super nice.

+1

I think session drums and the multi-mic kits are worth to get. Also with the newest update there a some EIC2 sounds using the new AMP which is nice. The raw material can also be an interesting object for the instrument rack.

levelpan24 wrote:This seems to me like a no brainer.Every other DAW has this option,and when mixing and tracking it makes work flow much easier.

May be because it was designed as a performing DAW to run mostly on a laptop. But an option would be welcome.

IP wrote:all in marker


GUYS!! please stop posting lol
come on Ableton bring 9, i cant hold this topic anymore ;p

lol..exactly the way I feel right now. Some musikmesse rumour about the 9 pls

mcpepe wrote:I am waiting too for Live9. Hope it will be out for the Musikmesse!

Following the past track, I think it supposed to be the time. Hopefully it will worth the wait and I have a good feeling about this.

kb420 wrote:I'll take a rock solid version 8 over a buggy version 9 any day. I'm not ready to deal with neolithic instability anymore.

Hmm..in my case, I will install both. Perhaps working with the 8 while toying around and learning with the 9 new features.