Totally agree! Ableton live does color the mix a little. It is slight but it is there. All programs have there unique sound. It all has to do with the math and how it implements incredible complex algorithms and processes.evon wrote: Sorry to disappoint you my friend... but I believe, listening to the comments here over the years, that most people on this forum will agree to that statement unreservedly. However, we still continue to use Live and will die for Live and I will leave you to figure that out.
Note on recording... If you were in a studio doing a take with 100 tracks ablteon would just crash. It's not a 64 bit program.That is why it is not even in the same category as many daws... That being said in electronic and live performance it is hands down great.
Every program has it's faults and strengths. If people tell you other wise they are lying to themselves.