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Yes it will, because all new Macs will be based on Apple Silicon so developers will need to support to stay competitive

Be patient, it will surely improve a lot when Ableton and your plugins are native

Most likely a reinstall is needed of Waves, I had the same issue, use the Waves Central app for this; Quit any host application. Launch Waves Central. In the left bar, select the Settings page, then go to Uninstall. Choose the plugin software version/s to remove and click Uninstall. Once done, click...

Works fine for me, but you have to be sure that your audio interface and your plugins have Big Sur support

Disable BT and Wifi if possible...

Did you try to delete Ableton's prefs files?

https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/artic ... eset-Live-

As far as I can see this is not available anymore in Live 11, correct?

That’s been my experience as well (M1 MBP). Everything in Live appears to work well and it has been stable for me with all 200+ of my plugins, but the performance is really weird. I feel like Live under Rosetta doesn’t understand how to take advantage of the M1 CPU cores. Reason has this problem to...

It’s not so much about ARM, it’s about all the other chipsets that Apple provides to create a SoC, like the Neural Engine for machine learning, this is what makes the platform so powerful...

I think Apple is pretty convinced about the power they're going to deliver with the new platform... of course there will be bumps along the way especially with plugins but there is a lot of cutting edge technology implemented to make sure the transition will be as smooth as possible... hopefully App...

Make sure that you put the Auto Filter on the track or group track that's outputting you Audio...

Make sure that you put the Auto Filter on the track or group track that's outputting you Audio...

A Thunderbolt to USB adapter does not exist...