Ableton Forum

i'm jumpin on the band wagon...(and getting on the response list!)

i'd be willing, and would love to beta test (assuming that i'd have to pay to cover costs etc...) if not, i cannot wait to see the finished product.

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it appears that if you have the tracks closed they do not read from disc when zooming. therefore with large sets it appears possible to close the tracks zoom in and then open them to see where you are and perform line ups etc.

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I have a session that has 8 45 minute tracks totaling over 4.5 gig's of data. Even with RAM turned on it is impossible to zoom in and out. The idea that loading the samples into RAM resoves the zoom issue, seems to indicate that zooming requires refreshing the analysis data, which when in RAM is eas...

ok... so i went and played all night...and turned out that some of the arrangements were without delay compensation and others with. as soon as i added compensation to all my tracks i ended up rock solid on between Live and Reason. now my issue is that all my "updating" has resulted in spu...

i certainly hope that this issue isnt directly responsible for the issues i'm having. i have been using live since version 3, and have used it with reason and rewire for just as long (moved to live from acid specifically for its rock solid rewire performance). i have been working with 5.x since it f...

i've had the same experience with Live 4. i have a song with 60 tracks and 12 internally routed sub-outs. this in turn is re-wired to reason which is running several redrums, plenty of malstroms, and a 14x2 mixer for every sub out. as for vst effects...well i never feel comfortable till i've put som...

marsholie... the short answer is "yes" the longer answer is you can record just about as many inputs as your sound card and hard drive can support. to give you an idea, i run a motu 24io card (which supports 24 mono inputs and outputs), and about a month ago i had recorded a 2.5 hour live ...