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mhm.

+1

the ui is the most attractive thin with live.
it's unintrusive, no bells and whistles, functional and does what it says.
in short: it doesn't take focus away from the thing that matters.

hopefully the guys who are talking about a "retarded workflow" without dual monitor support are smart enough to know that there is a nice workaround for dual monitor support in live. sometimes i think i should write this tool as an official live plugin and sell it for shit loads of money....

so is push run on jack power or usb power in that video? because i know they say that it does on usb power, but is it?
curious if they can actually illuminate all those leds with usb or not.

S4racen wrote:Yes in Live 8.... You can thin down the midi data that's written into a clip with it, you end up with less (or more) data points...

Cheers
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and less accuracy

I asked someone who has a Live 9 beta about this and he said he didn't wanna say too much as some of the details are still being worked on and could change. right before they updated their site they had a beta submission sections. i didn't sign up because i saw it right before going to bed at 6 am,...

It's not a floating of the Mixer, Its like a floating window that controls the mixer, and receives control from the mixer. So ... no real multi monitor support? Not sure what the problem is with the basic concept. There are 3x23' monitors in my studio but when I'm working with live I'm constantly r...

it's probably that most of the people who want dual monitor support don't have M4L. they couldn't afford it because it costs the same as a spare monitor and they don't have time to program it because bitching about not having dual monitors is very time consuming. :P how about arrangement view on on...

i dislike it, but more importantly: it stopped working and is continuously crashing my chrome, which is sort of annoying since i really wanted to give a new look on the prices since they apparently changed them, but since it's crashing all the freaking time...don't really fancy installing a new brow...

njh wrote: i guess its not really a big deal since most people rarely use a two monitor setup anymore.

uh.

what?
i think you have that a bit backwards; more and more people are converting to dual monitors each day.

I would still like a scrub tool on the transport. Something I could map to a continues controller pot such as the cue level on the APC-40. Would be especially useful when I'm working with video for post production jobs. this. i've been wanting this for ages. the only way to even be able to scrub th...

Angstrom wrote:Cue: nerd stampede to write a max patch which displays 8x8 bitmap animations on their new controller

(BTW - it looks sexy. I look forward to pushing one.)

so do i, including making animated movies on mine harrharr

it's a cheaper deal for me to sell suite 8 + session drums, buy a lesser live 8 and upgrade to suite and get L9 for free. -.-

that's just.. wrong.

googoo For your own good install Chrome. It is worlds ahead of IE. WAT? Nobody is running IE. Or even mentioned it. Are you from the past? Browsers I have installed - Safari, Opera, Firefox, Chrome, and IETester. yeah... ..., except the original poster who started this topic :roll: who also happens...

bought suite download and bought session drums as a separate purchase, but when checking the upgrade it says that session drums is included for live 9, but yeah, i already bought them, does that mean that i have to pay for them again? honestly, i have no clue how this thing works, and i can't even b...