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This could be common knowledge and I'm just late to the party, or there is possibly a better way to do this. Note that I've been producing for a long time, but I only made the full switch to Live about a year ago.

All that being said ...

I have been using Live to produce some tech/bass house and ...

Can confirm: I used the Windows app manager to uninstall both 11 and 12 beta and 12 continued to work just fine with no missing components.

I think the best part about suite is that if you’re taking a look at some kind of tutorial based on Live, you should have all instruments and audio fx available. In Standard, a lot of them are Not available.

The extra packs, presets etc. all that stuff, is a nice perk. But the primary benefit of ...

I'm going to add my vote for Suite. Maybe.

I went through the same process as the previous poster, although I had starting with Intro, then upgrading to Standard. Within a few weeks of producing with Standard, I then upgraded to Suite. For the $255 Standard-to-Suite upgraded price, the massive ...

I recently moved from Reason to Ableton Live, and although I have access to all my VSTs and Reason devices in Live, I pull them up less and less often as the weeks go on. I'm getting to really enjoy Live's consistent UI and L-R signal flow, and many of my old "go-to" plugins or Reason devices have ...

AI stem splitting/editing software like RipX would help here. RipX also has built in DAW-like editing that would let you target and fix bad notes if you can get a clean guitar stem. Then, once fixed, save the stems back out from RipX as audio, pull into Ableton as separate tracks, then mix and ...

I've been a Reason user since V1, before it was even a DAW. I tried Ableton Live off and on over the years, but I had so much time and money invested in Reason that, even if I did get over the proficiency hump with Ableton, I couldn't justify jumping ship.

But recently digging into Live again, I'm ...