Ableton Forum

some one has to be as frustrated with this as i am... no?

seems like misleading advertising to say you can record everything you do, but not be able to record the tempo changes!

please tell me this is on the agenda for Live 1.2

is no one else bothered by this?

how can you possibly play a 50 minute set and not change the tempo!

makes recording what you do pointless for me...

oh, and i do everything with my iBook 500 dvd with 256 of ram...

I'm waiting for a gighertz g4 powerbook, and then i'll move up.

I'm also going to get a midiman quatro and a pocket dial/control.

Perhaps this is already possible and I have not figured it out, but last night I was distraught to discover that Live doesn't automatically record your tempo changes...

I played back what i had just done, and all the effects and samples played back correctly, but at a constant 100, instead of ...

I've already bought Live, but as a Reason owner, I use a lot of .rex's and Rex support would be awesome.

A random step shifter would be nice too, stepping between the pieces of the rexes...

Pioneer? Moi?

Anyhow, I'd say don't buy a powerbook till Jan 7th at least, or the Tokyo Expo in Feb.

Apple's going to unleash some sweet new higher speed g3s and gighertz G4s. I'd be surprised if a 700 mhz+ powerbook G4 wasn't around the corner.

I would like some kind of VSTi support, perhaps a standalone app that would rewire with Live to handle VSTi's.

Of course, if what i hear about Reason 2.0 is true, then by mid 2002, i'll be running Reason 2.0 and Live on a gighertz g4 laptop, natively in mac os x.

one can dream at least. :)

I am the type of user who always demands more from his software but is too set on making music to take time out to actually learn how to make reaktor or max/msp do what ideas I have.

So I am planning on making a long list of suggestions for the Live team...

and number 1 on that list was going to ...