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Looking at the feature comparison chart , there are quite a few items exclusive to the Suite bundle. It makes me wonder if user who will follow the upgrade path from Suite 8 to Live 9 will lose the ability to use those items in Live 9? For some random examples, Suite 8 owners already own the Amp ins...

massenmedium wrote:Yeah but if you use Max chances are you're kind of "in to" being punished.

Hehe… actually, whenever if I feel somewhat masochistic, I prefer to use Pure data instead of Max. :p

So I guess some people in this thread aren't actually reading David's first post? :? They already said they're giving the Suite 8 -> Suite 9 upgraders a deal upon release. So the price you're seeing isn't what you will end up paying (assuming you can wait until the release). You even know roughly h...

On closer inspection it looks like Live is simply complaining about files that are placeholders for recording (zero bytes size, no associated .asd files) - they appear and disappear from the File Browser (and Finder) when a track's record arm status is toggled.

When I record audio files in Live, and then discard them, I am unable to delete them from the File Browser > Current Project. Perhaps this is needed to support undo-ing the sequence of events, at least that would make some sense. However, even after saving the project, quitting Live, relaunching it ...

not sure with OS X (i think it relies on an image), but with Windows you can just right click on the launcher shortcut and rename it to any thing you'd like. On OS X you can also rename the app 'shortcut' on the Dock (OS X app launcher). However, that still requires the underlying app bundles to ha...

Still, it would make it slightly less annoying for us beta testers willing to test both versions. And it all adds up, so it would be *much* easier. Let's do the ballpark maths: Ableton would probably only have to rename some build target *once*. I already had to rename one of the apps a bunch of tim...

Please consider using different names for the 32 and 64 bit versions of Live, respectively (e.g. "Ableton Live 8 Beta" and Ableton Live 8 Beta x64"), so users can more easily install both versions on the same system.

Yup. So, @greekpeet: just be sure to use the AU, not the VST version (at least for now).

@greekpeet: fwiw, are you aware of the latest update to Diva (now at v1.1.1)? That should work as 64-bit. I haven't tried Jbridge myself, nor do I use Diva's multi-core option, but I can use Diva in 64-bit Live as expected.

@Mads:

[mal] wrote:[...] Please send in the log.txt to support@ableton.com [...]

Done.

Additionally, please try adding this line to the Options.txt "-AbsoluteMouseMode" That would also change mouse behaviour, and might prevetn the issue you are seeing. Best, Mads As far as I can see, that option is broken in 8.4b4, yet still works in 8.3.3 (haven't investigated yet where th...

taoyoyo wrote:[...] I'm getting the 'Ableton Live 8 Beta wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this' message when I load up 32 after 64 (and vice-versa).

I was also getting these messages already when using 8.3.1b1 after 8.3 or vice versa. Iirc, it seemed to be related to an outdated ReWire driver.

It's here.

You forgot the .alp files.