Hey,
Don't you think Ableton is 'double dipping' a tad releasing live 7 almost a year after 6, surly they should finish fixing all the bugs and features missing from previous version such as 6.
I for one wont be upgrading to 7 as the features they are including I don't think are worth the extra £100 its just a shame they are become increasingly money hungry! I first moved from cubase to live because I like the way the software worked and its great but it just seems that ableton is releasing half finished software and forcing people to pay more money to get the feature or FIXES that should be in the version we already bought!
Anyone else getting this vibe?
Surly they could just keep updating 6 and release the instruments and samples separately?
DaZ
Screw Live 7 Keep Updating 6
Live is a relatively young DAW.
You guys must be patience until it grows to its full potential.
My vibe is that, until now, Abes have been doing a great job. They have been adding classic (and not far classic) DAW features in a very nice and neat way, since v1. I preffer that than a cluttered and poorly designed bunch of features. Live is a software and GUI masterpiece and adding new things to it must be carefully considered and developed. In Cubase, they just add a new Window / Menu / Option for the new thing and everything becomes a mess.
You guys must be patience until it grows to its full potential.
My vibe is that, until now, Abes have been doing a great job. They have been adding classic (and not far classic) DAW features in a very nice and neat way, since v1. I preffer that than a cluttered and poorly designed bunch of features. Live is a software and GUI masterpiece and adding new things to it must be carefully considered and developed. In Cubase, they just add a new Window / Menu / Option for the new thing and everything becomes a mess.
it's not £100 it's 99 Euros or 129 Euros for the boxed version
eg £69 / £89
And the full upgrade to boxed aleton suite (399 euro / £276) does contain operator, sampler, analog, electric, tension, drum machines, session drums and eic. take away the £69 for the basic upgrade and that works out at around £26 each.
I don't think that's to bad personally.
eg £69 / £89
And the full upgrade to boxed aleton suite (399 euro / £276) does contain operator, sampler, analog, electric, tension, drum machines, session drums and eic. take away the £69 for the basic upgrade and that works out at around £26 each.
I don't think that's to bad personally.
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