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for mac, yes it works great. for pc, i have found it frustrating and very prone to crashing my system. i don't think motu put much work into the drivers for pc.

some more for you:

APHEX TWIN
FRYING ROTUS (aka flying lotus)
nautilus
boxcutter
four tet
prefuse 73

Looking for other producers and djs to bounce ideas off of and hang out with...

wow, i really like the new album. i don't think it's consistently amazing but you can't mess with her voice and their production style.

+1 for keeping the virus, then again it is all up to your workflow.
I think the v-synth is overrated myself.

thanks for the info, this forum is the best software forum I have been on, for sure.

I am using live 7 on a pc running windows xp with a motu ultralite soundcard. After live crashes, it won't start up again unless I reboot. Is this happening to you guys?

I have a trigger finger and a uc-33e and I can't figure out how to switch the instant mapping banks. any help would be appreciated.

people get so caught up in update madness that they forget they have unlimited possibilities right in front of them. I used to read all the magazines and believe that the new thing would change my music for the better but it's simply not true, it's all about your own style and approach. Not to say t...

I am producing with live and reason, and basically I make loops in reason and record them to clips in live. I am wondering if warping a clip that was recorded at the same tempo as the project (no stretching or compressing) will degrade the audio even if it isn't changing the speed. The reason I want...

the new clipse album hell hath no fury

this program has rekindled my love for music production! intuitive, fast workflow and endless possibilities, and it works like a dream with reason. awesome stuff ableton!

thanks for the responses. so does live affect the audio permanently on the way in by warping? or can you turn it off before bouncing and preserve the quality? i ask this because it seems that there is no way to loop the audio besides warping.

I use live to record audio via rewire from reason as many others do I'm sure. I was wondering if warping degrades the quality of the audio because I then bounce to cubase after I play around with effects. The tempo is the same so live isn't stretching or compressing the audio before it goes to cubas...