Re: Max for LIVE price speculations...?
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 12:55 am
with AUS & NZ pegged to the sterling price.garyboozy wrote:€379 / $449 / £799
with AUS & NZ pegged to the sterling price.garyboozy wrote:€379 / $449 / £799
Then I'd just start not being interested now if I were you so you don't waste any time.Slightlydelic wrote:if its not priced inline with the other addons ableton offers i wont be interested.
Exactly. M4L is not a utility or synth addon like Operator. It's a completely new class of capability.Tone Deft wrote:LOL at consumers saying things should be cheap.
max/msp is some heavy hitting software, it's not something like Bomes.
$500.
aim high, if it's lower you'll have saved some moolah.
Actually it does have it. But still it is limited only to Ableton Live 8.steff3 wrote:hmmm, does M4L not also have jitter capacties? so the price of 499 may not the correct equivalent.
best,
Steff
I totally forgot about jitter4live, so pumped on thischelemasty wrote:Actually it does have it. But still it is limited only to Ableton Live 8.steff3 wrote:hmmm, does M4L not also have jitter capacties? so the price of 499 may not the correct equivalent.
best,
Steff
Or perhaps; because it’s a more streamlined and honed set of tools designed to work very closely (and in depth, hand-in-glove, comprehensively? Symbiotically?) with Ableton, reflecting the countless work of a multitude of the world’s best music software programmers and representing a refinement (an extension AND escalation, a vastly improved new updated toolset representing the only 1.5 items of software you will ever need to create worldwide number 1 track) of max/msp, with improved built-in midi/audio interconnectivity out of the box (thanks to using Ableton Live as shell for everything your bulging imagination spew forth in an orgy of originality) .. it's actually worth MORE than the normal max/msp/jitter combo?chelemasty wrote:Ok I just speculated it after visitng Cycling '74s website. It's going to be around 250 US dollars(If not, then 300 maximum ). I said this because the Max/MSP 5 is 495 dollars but it's open and not limited only to Ableton Live. So it should be lower than a regular one since it's purpose is only for Live. And lower means, a hundred or more dollars lower since it only works in Live.
And Ableton, if you're reading, be gentle with the pricing, considering inorder to use this, Ableton 7 owners should also upgrade their version to 8 so that they could use it. So it's gonna cost them double.
EDIT: Oh, and you can't open this standalone coz you're going to open it inside Live right? Now that's $100 minus for the price also.LOL
globalk wrote:Or perhaps; because it’s a more streamlined and honed set of tools designed to work very closely (and in depth, hand-in-glove, comprehensively? Symbiotically?) with Ableton, reflecting the countless work of a multitude of the world’s best music software programmers and representing a refinement (an extension AND escalation, a vastly improved new updated toolset representing the only 1.5 items of software you will ever need to create worldwide number 1 track) of max/msp, with improved built-in midi/audio interconnectivity out of the box (thanks to using Ableton Live as shell for everything your bulging imagination spew forth in an orgy of originality) .. it's actually worth MORE than the normal max/msp/jitter combo?chelemasty wrote:Ok I just speculated it after visitng Cycling '74s website. It's going to be around 250 US dollars(If not, then 300 maximum ). I said this because the Max/MSP 5 is 495 dollars but it's open and not limited only to Ableton Live. So it should be lower than a regular one since it's purpose is only for Live. And lower means, a hundred or more dollars lower since it only works in Live.
And Ableton, if you're reading, be gentle with the pricing, considering inorder to use this, Ableton 7 owners should also upgrade their version to 8 so that they could use it. So it's gonna cost them double.
EDIT: Oh, and you can't open this standalone coz you're going to open it inside Live right? Now that's $100 minus for the price also.LOL
Time will prove me right!
hahahahahgaryboozy wrote:€379 / $449 / £799