Im thinking of boycotting Ableton after seeing this...

[Angstrom]

OP

[TomViolenz]

I'm more expecting a:

Happy Halloween everyone!

[H20nly]

i won the lotto but it was 666 million dollars so i ripped up the ticket and went back to making music with Notelba Evil... i thought i was safe.

[Hermanus]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RRWI6O57IE

on topic

[Jamoflage]

Evil Notebla!

I love dat guy!

[Buleriachk]

Relax...

n Kabbalistic Judaism, 666 is the number which represents the creation and perfection of the world. The world was created in 6 days, and there are 6 cardinal directions (North, South, East, West, Up, Down).

anyway...this makes my day...

You left out, uh, "six"....

[oblique strategies]

[eyeknow]

OP

[pinkpaint]

bitwigs max bpm is 666 lol

[slatepipe]

sheesh. why are you even posting on the ableton forum when there's two little devil shaped smileys right next to where you type?

get a grip

[Stromkraft]

If you go on Ableton's soundcloud page, they purposely uploaded a specific number of sounds a month ago so that their total number of sounds would read "666".

Your real beef is with Mathematicians and Reality, that pesky thing those horrible scientists so ardently defend with you know, yeech, facts.

Get a day job and take this up with them!

[Upright]

Satan already lost. He is a defeated foe. That's why he's so grumpy.

^This.

[TomViolenz]

HA!
That's what he wants you to belief

[tedlogan]

HA!
That's what he wants you to belief

6 6 6

[zumd2]

Lol thanks for the humor you guys, but I'm not a troll.
I know my original post may have seemed over the top, but the soundcloud thing wasn't the first incident to make me go "wtf". There's been a lot of discussion recebtly about religious/occult symbolism surrounding musicians today, and The fact that Ableton may be a part of all that weirdness bums me out because, as I mentioned before, I wanted to be a certified train and teach it. My concern is getting involved with that on my way to having a music production career.

I'm pretty young and inexperienced about the industry (yet I have been producing for over a decade so I know my stuff), so I don't know if The industry really is that way... I just believe there's no smoke without fire. Maybe some non-trolls who have a solid music career can let me know if it's all a big deal or not? Thanks!