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I really enjoyed listening to those tracks. Does have a surfer feel about it with a contemporary twist. Excellent for movie soundtrack too.

A Quad-Core Q6600 is good but the FSB is 1066.MHz compared to the Core.2.Duo E6750 with a FSB of 1333.MHz.

A Core.2.Duo E6750 with a FSB of 1333.MHz for just $200.(USD) a saving of almost $90.(USD) would be more than enough to record well over 32 audio tracks plus more than enough midi tracks fully ...

you have to be joking what a rip off

i just got my friends computer upgraded, a new motherboard + RAM + cpu cost him about $130 USD....

dude... not to be rude but there's no fucking way. i know because i'm in the shopping phase putting together a custom built pc. hardware is getting cheap, but ...

I agree, Live is smart, it's a great DAW! I read at lot of positive things about Lve, listened and watched all the videos. :)

I love it :)

I want the "BOX" version, that how I always buy.

I thought! Ah! What the heck! I'll buy it and if I get to 18 tracks and after using freeze feature and the ...

I agree, Live is smart, it's a great DAW! I read at lot of positive things about Lve, listened and watched all the videos. :)

I love it :)

I want the "BOX" version, that how I always buy.

I thought! Ah! What the heck! I'll buy it and if I get to 18 tracks and after using freeze feature and the ...

Live.7.Special. Not an LE with Limits

Live.7.Special purely designed to be "Lite" on CPU and memory with plenty of room to expand.

Sure there is the "Freeze" feature which is a good idea but let's have a lighter version of Live. But of course keeping key important features that makes Live a ...

Hi :)


I want to know for my specific purpose if my computer will be able to handle 24.Tracks Audio (Including Midi-Drums and Bass within LIVE) Possibly a third party VST Instrument Plugin that isn't too heavy on CPU, with all other instruments (Vocals, Guitars) recorded Live on Ableton Live.6 ...

a new motherboard + RAM + cpu cost him about $130 USD....

le wha? 8O

Yes SweetJesus , how about giving us the glory details? :wink:

FOR EXAMPLE:
Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 Processor - 3.0GHz, 4MB Cache, 1333MHz FSB, Conroe, Dual-Core, Retail, Socket 775, BX80557E6850, Processor with Fan ...

Thanks for the reply :)

Memory is cheap! I'll upgrade to 2.Gig Ram

Hmm I suppose in the near future I may have to get a Intel Core.2 Duo CPU and good Motherboard for approximately $400.(USD)

you have to be joking what a rip off

i just got my friends computer upgraded, a new motherboard + RAM ...

Thanks for that info :)

I won't be recording 24 Tracks "Simultaneously" NO!!

.... I'll be doing each track one by one.

Latency will be less an issue with an M-Audio PCI 1010 compared to most other FW and USB interfaces although with my PC loaded with the latest DAW? latency could be an issue that ...

Thanks for the reply

Memory is cheap! I'll upgrade to 2.Gig Ram

Hmm I suppose in the near future I may have to get a Intel Core.2 Duo CPU and good Motherboard for approximately $400.(USD)

Yeah! Great effort!

The vinyl sound is great but used it sparingly as an effect so that it brings in a new change within the arrangement!

Focus more on the overall track, make it a journey from beginning to end with various moods, changes, sounds, textures in-between.

The rhythm sounds are solid ...

Hi :)

I've got a standard Pentium.4 (2.66) CPU (NOT a duo2 or Quad) with 1.Gig Ram and a fast 7,200 H/Drive 300.Gig. Windows XP.

I want to know for my specific purpose if my computer will be able to handle 24.Tracks Audio (Including Midi-Drums and Bass within LIVE) Possibly a third party VST ...