Ableton Forum

Linear Phase wrote:If you put a gun to my head, and say, "masta this b*tch wit freeware." I'd say, "get da fck outta my face biotch, I've got dis shizzle." ---> http://reaper.fm/reaplugs/index.php

But those plugins are freeware vst's for Windows, at least that's what the info says

It's advisable to have more than 10% free space on your harddrive. You have less. A bigger harddrive and more RAM is the way to go. About that soundcard for two midi controllers, you don't need it for that because the hardware you use is connected by USB. If you don't have enough ports use a powered...

Hidden Driveways wrote: Two inputs don't cut it. Give me ADAT I/O or I won't bite.

It has ADAT I/O.
http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/track16/io.html

Nice looking design indeed, maybe the best MOTU has come up with up until now.
Always liked MOTU, my old 828mkII never really failed on me.
But I like the design of my Apollo more and it sounds better Edit: better than my 828mkII

Ableton Live defenitely for production of beats, I think PT 10 is no good for that. PT10 for mixing your tracks/recordings, I think Live is no good for that. PT10 Native is nice, but it benefits greatly from having the PT10 HD(X) hardware/software combo. PT10 HD(X) is far more expensive, so go for L...

I use the Elysia Alpha Compressor and UAD-2 eq's and limiter. I personally don't like all-in-one plugins like Ozone. + 1 My thoughts.. I also do not like, "all in one, one size fits all," mastering vsti. I think that there is a great deal of confusion of what mastering really is. To me, &...

I use the Elysia Alpha Compressor and UAD-2 eq's and limiter.
I personally don't like all-in-one plugins like Ozone.

I use an end 2008 8 core mac with 8 Gb ram (can't remember the cpu speeds at the moment) and I've never had any real problems running Live on it. I don't think Live ever passed ~40% of cpu/system usage, but I mostly use UAD dsp for my fx. I don't know how good Live spreads it's processing among the ...

If you can, try a bi-directional (figure 8 ) mic, it has better off-axis rejection. You may be able to point the (rejection) side more towards the offending sound source. Maybe someone you know has one you could try. Sometimes mics that have always worked just don't give you the desired recording. J...

i dunno... i am feeling sorry for Ardour. not only have i never heard of it, but it has no votes. poor Ardour. vote for Ardour or Pedro. It was originally for Linux, but it's for Mac also now. I messed around with a Linux box quite a while ago, but my audio interface didn't play well with it due th...

I searched for the link to an article I once sent to a friend of mine and came across an even newer one from 2012, check the third section: http://osxdaily.com/2012/03/04/mac-maintenance-tips/ Check what one of the admins/mods has to say at the end, the part in between brackets by kirkmc: http://hin...

"To minimize vote stacking, the poll is configured to only allow one vote per person per day. The poll will be available through the end of the day June 15th." This would allow 15 votes per computer until the 15th. I use quite a bit of different computers :) And my cache is cleaned everyti...

It seems quite useful indeed. But I assumed it was an article about cleaning up everything unneeded, not mainly audio or ableton related files. If one uses a mac, there's also a possibilty that one uses iTunes/iPhoto/etc and non-Apple related software. Your article doesn't really go into that area. ...

You want to trigger a kickdrum at those intervals? If so, sounds like something similar to the MPC's Note Repeat.
Maybe something of use in these links?
http://www.google.nl/search?q=mpc+note+ ... TF-8&hl=en

Machinesworking wrote:At some point Thunderbolt will take over for firewire, but there are already firewire converters with zero latency added.

You mean Firewire to Thunderbolt converters?
Which one, that isn't inside a current Apple Display?
Edit: I thought at first it was iMac only, but it's the display right?