Ableton Forum

This guy, expresses how I feel. He does it better than I could.

http://www.reason.com/news/show/131438.html

He should have played in Detroit. There aren't any people rushing off to work in Detroit.

I use it as precaution. It seems to run smoother/ faster. It never gave me a lot of trouble, but I figured the extra ventilation couldn't hurt. When I had my G3 tower, it used to freeze up when it got hot and I added an extra fan to it. I figure if you can afford it, it won't hurt your situation. Go...

Do you use it on your lap a lot? or do you usually have it stationed at a desk, like me? I bought a fifty dollar thing to elevate it and it uses usb power to drive fans that keep my Macbook cool. I got it at Best Buy. I don't know if it would help with your situation, but maybe....

Peak Pro 6 XL if you're on a Mac. Not cheap, but it'll do anything you could possible want to do to sound. My biggest problem with it is learning about everything it has to offer. I feel that I have only scratched the surface of it's potential, and I've been a Peak user for 2 years. +1 for quaility...

Peak Pro 6 XL if you're on a Mac. Not cheap, but it'll do anything you could possible want to do to sound. My biggest problem with it is learning about everything it has to offer. I feel that I have only scratched the surface of it's potential, and I've been a Peak user for 2 years.

Obviously, the answer is to make money with Live to pay for the upgrades. Why buy the damn tool and not use it to pay for itself? That makes it affordable at any price.

May she heal quickly after an uneventful surgery.

You're the man! Now if you could just fix that bleed over problem I have when recording live jazz festivals.... ( actually it's not too bad.)

Why don't we get truly compassionate and just give the Palestinians all the land south of San Diego in California and south of Tuscan Arizona. They would have more land than they ever dreamed of and a Pacific Ocean coastline. The only rule is they have to stay within those borders and don't let anyo...

WARNING: Classical music particularly tonal classical music is really driven by its form. If you wish to incorporate classical "style" into your electronic compositions you can pretty much play around withit and get decent results, but if you wish to write classical music you really need ...

+1 for Disk Warrior. It's gotten me through external HD trouble 3 or 4 times.

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BTW - glad you reminded me about your MP3 - nearly forgot to check it out- EDIT - very contemporary - reminds me in places of Holst...dramatic!

Thanks for listening. Actually the beginning reminds me of Hindemith, although that wasn't my intent.

I don't recall ever crashing with Crystal.

^^^ Geezus, you probably could get enough theory by taking a couple of years at your local community college. You could easily cover basic harmony, form, orchestration and counterpoint in a couple of years if that's all you took. You'd broaden your pallet and sharpen your composing skills as well. ...