how about arrangement view on one screen and session view on the other?H20nly wrote:it's probably that most of the people who want dual monitor support don't have M4L.
they couldn't afford it because it costs the same as a spare monitor and they don't have time to program it because bitching about not having dual monitors is very time consuming.
H20nly wrote:it was a joke.
having said that, i believe that Ableton have kept their DAW to a single window intentionally.
lastly, don't let all the threads speaking as though this minuscule bit of general information is unbending gospel. Live 9 hasn't been released yet... was there a bullet point on the page that said: no dual monitor support
H20nly wrote:it was a joke.
having said that, i believe that Ableton have kept their DAW to a single window intentionally.
lastly, don't let all the threads speaking as though this minuscule bit of general information is unbending gospel. Live 9 hasn't been released yet... was there a bullet point on the page that said: no dual monitor support
I used dual monitors for years, dropping down to a laptop and a 28" monitor for the last couple years.JuanSOLO wrote: where the hell have all you dual monitor fanboys been, maybe lost in all your monitor clutter?
Scaper7 wrote:So ... no real multi monitor support?JuanSOLO wrote: It's not a floating of the Mixer, Its like a floating window that controls the mixer, and receives control from the mixer.
Not sure what the problem is with the basic concept. There are 3x23' monitors in my studio but when I'm working with live I'm constantly resizing the arrange view, MIDI editor, mixer and browser while two 23' monitors just sit there. I put up with it because it's a great program but the lack of this feature is simply bizarre considering this is one of the most innovative audio apps available.
Just what is the problem with implementing this most basic of feature in 2012? I've been running multi monitors for 15 years now. Pretty much every studio I go to has the same. Spend some time in bigger recording setup where Live is just one of several programs in constant use and it's obvious how vital this feature is.
What a perfect opportunity to include it in Live 9.
hps909 wrote:+1Scaper7 wrote:So ... no real multi monitor support?JuanSOLO wrote: It's not a floating of the Mixer, Its like a floating window that controls the mixer, and receives control from the mixer.
Not sure what the problem is with the basic concept. There are 3x23' monitors in my studio but when I'm working with live I'm constantly resizing the arrange view, MIDI editor, mixer and browser while two 23' monitors just sit there. I put up with it because it's a great program but the lack of this feature is simply bizarre considering this is one of the most innovative audio apps available.
Just what is the problem with implementing this most basic of feature in 2012? I've been running multi monitors for 15 years now. Pretty much every studio I go to has the same. Spend some time in bigger recording setup where Live is just one of several programs in constant use and it's obvious how vital this feature is.
What a perfect opportunity to include it in Live 9.
what he said.... it's the constant resizing that really lets ableton down, it's counter intuitive and a workflow retardant probably fine if you have an 55 inch monitor but on a 20 " it's as annoying as hell .. you cant do serious midi editing, audio editing, warp markers without the constant resize of the the 3 elements browser , arrange/session , and edit panes. put the edit window on the second monitor..
hell make multiple tracks editable on the second monitor at the same time ..
even reason caved in and made their sequencer detachable.. studio one has detachable elements... halion 4 has detachable elements...
single window interfaces are annoying.. at least make them dockable so the people who like the single widow thing can keep it the way it is
People who like the single window thing shouldn't know any difference ... much like all the other multi monitor capable programs they currently run on their single monitor systems.hps909 wrote: ... the people who like the single widow thing can keep it the way it is
unless it was by choice.Scaper7 wrote:People who like the single window thing shouldn't know any difference ...
That image is a mockup created by someone to show how it could/should work in their opinion. There is no "undock view" feature.djanciano wrote:Hi, just try to "undock view" in Live 8, but in the view menu, i don't see "undock view" between "full screen F11" and "Info ?" what do i wrong? And yes i got two monitors on my MacMini!
Tnx
Tnx Synnacksynnack wrote:That image is a mockup created by someone to show how it could/should work in their opinion. There is no "undock view" feature.djanciano wrote:Hi, just try to "undock view" in Live 8, but in the view menu, i don't see "undock view" between "full screen F11" and "Info ?" what do i wrong? And yes i got two monitors on my MacMini!
Tnx
