Will there ever be an update to the Audio Engine

[JD76]

The crunchyness sound of Ableton vs other DAW's is so apparent its a pain to always have to bounce a project and mixdown in another just to have a nice final mix. Will this ever be addressed?

[Psychoactive_Music]

I disagree... could you post something from ableton and the same thing in whichever other daw you use

[Hermanus]

could we say summertime brings a lot of "ranting" topics?

[Tone Deft]

could we say summertime brings a lot of "ranting" topics?

half the year it's always summer somewhere.

[Da hand]

The crunchyness sound of Ableton vs other DAW's is so apparent its a pain to always have to bounce a project and mixdown in another just to have a nice final mix. Will this ever be addressed?

Why would it be addressed? It's 2012. It's all about the crunchiness. Get with the times!

[andydes]

Are you confusing crisp with crunchy? It's a common mistake especially if English is a second language.

[Psychoactive_Music]

i'd say abletons audio engine is quite crisp, but theres some crunch too. its also well seasoned and i personally find theres a touch of spice, but not too much. and it smells like a strong whiskey.

[cpyatak]

I'd like to hear an A - B comparison with another DAW too.

[mech2161]

I don't know that crunchy would describe it but I do like Pro Tools for a final mix. To me it's just easier to get the sound I'm looking for.

[H20nly]

i was hoping they'd go for tinny with 9 and then move on to cold with version 10.

[Da hand]

I like to eat these when I work in the studio:



My mixes always sound crunchy to me

[H20nly]

^ for that extra crunch, mix in the cans.

[evon]

Transparent is the word. I use to feel the same way myself until I decided to beat the laziness and take the time to tweak out all the parameters in getting the sound I was looking for.

Pro Tools, Cubase et al, are "ready made", comercial or "Instant"sounds.

Like coffee, I find that the best brew is only had when brewed from freshly ground coffee beans. That is not to say that one cannot get a good cup of the Instant type sold in a jar. If you get what I mean.

[cpyatak]

Transparent is the word. I use to feel the same way myself until I decided to beat the laziness and take the time to tweak out all the parameters in getting the sound I was looking for.

Pro Tools, Cubase et al, are "ready made", comercial or "Instant"sounds.

Like coffee, I find that the best brew is only had when brewed from freshly ground coffee beans. That is not to say that one cannot get a good cup of the Instant type sold in a jar. If you get what I mean.

Sorry, as a specialty coffee roaster I agree with the first part of your statement here but not the second. There is absolutely NO POSSIBLE WAY to get a good cup of coffee out of canned, instant coffee. I don't think that necessarily negates your point, but I couldn't let the analogy stand.

[Tone Deft]

Transparent is the word. I use to feel the same way myself until I decided to beat the laziness and take the time to tweak out all the parameters in getting the sound I was looking for.

Pro Tools, Cubase et al, are "ready made", comercial or "Instant"sounds.

Like coffee, I find that the best brew is only had when brewed from freshly ground coffee beans. That is not to say that one cannot get a good cup of the Instant type sold in a jar. If you get what I mean.

Sorry, as a specialty coffee roaster I agree with the first part of your statement here but not the second. There is absolutely NO POSSIBLE WAY to get a good cup of coffee out of canned, instant coffee. I don't think that necessarily negates your point, but I couldn't let the analogy stand.

whiskey. LOTS of whiskey.