Ableton Forum

I was just thinking if Ableton put up a list of feature requests that they'd acknowledged (not promised to implement, just acknowledged!) then that might save a lot of duplicate posts. If they wanted to let us know how likely the requests were to be implemented or how far done they were, that would ...

just wanted to add my voice to the clamour...

tap tempo please!

boy, that's ugly.

This point was raised in the "Live Performance Test" thread but I thought it deserved its own.
So - is it?
If not, will it be?
cheers,
os.

Occaisionally when I drop one of the MDA VST plugins into a channel (last time I recall this happening it was mdaCombo that did it) I get a loud pop and a brief moment of silence. Obviously this is a bit concerning when playing live! Has anyone else noticed anything like this? If so, let me know and...

yep, that would be cool. I guess it amounts to setting the loop length of the clip to more than the actual length of the soundfile. would be really useful say for an effect sample that you want to happen every 16 bars or whatever. I know you could do this in the arrange view, but when you're jamming...

yep, this would definitely be useful for ambient pads etc. which have no inherent tempo.

Would SoundApp not do that?
You may have to run it as a Classic app, but that's exactly the sort of thing SoundApp is designed to do.

Did my first gig with Live last night - I was using the 1.1 demo, the idea being to seriously try it out before buying. (This made it quite "off the cuff" as I couldn't prepare and save a setup - I had to load all my plugins etc. as I was playing.) I decided to use OS 9.2.2 in the end - I ...

yes, there are a few - look in the archives of the vst-mac list on yahoogroups.com
the greenoak and mda plugs are mostly ported now - hurrah!

None of the poll options... I'm from England (Cambridge to be precise).

When you buy Live, do you get all the versions (Mac OS 9, Mac OS X and Windows), or do you have to specify which one you need?
I would probably want to use both Mac versions, for example.

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