How solid is Live8 for you?
How solid is Live8 for you?
I'm a happy Live7 user trying to evaluate the switch to 8 and whether it's worth the potential 'issues' some users are having with various 8.x.x releases.
...an opportunity for all Live8 users, happy or not, to contribute to a little survey....
...an opportunity for all Live8 users, happy or not, to contribute to a little survey....
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
feel free to add a comment ... or a description of your setup if it's ultra solid ....
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
Rock solid, see my sig for details.
Aboard from V. 1
MBP M1 Pro 2021 - 16 Go RAM - OSX 15.7.7 / MBP 2.5 Ghz I7 16 Go SSD OSX 10.15.7 - iPad + Knobbler
RME FF UC Live 12.4.2 M4L Max 9.14
Band : https://elastocat.org/
Madlab sound unit / objects, guitar, electronics / end_of_transmission
MBP M1 Pro 2021 - 16 Go RAM - OSX 15.7.7 / MBP 2.5 Ghz I7 16 Go SSD OSX 10.15.7 - iPad + Knobbler
RME FF UC Live 12.4.2 M4L Max 9.14
Band : https://elastocat.org/
Madlab sound unit / objects, guitar, electronics / end_of_transmission
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
Rock solid as long as I set my setup up correctly every time.
My last show I had an issue because I didn't plug my USB devices into the same USB ports that I always do. More of an issue w/ Windows talking to Live as opposed to Live itself though.
My last show I had an issue because I didn't plug my USB devices into the same USB ports that I always do. More of an issue w/ Windows talking to Live as opposed to Live itself though.
levimoniz wrote:yes i'm a hypocrite and not intelligent
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pepezabala
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Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
Hm, I had some dirty crashes and hangups. Mostly when dropping in devices or clips or channels from the browser into already big sets.
My setup: macbook 2ghz, osx4.11, 3 GB ram, live 8.1.1. I tend to only use live-devices, rarely some plugs like yohngs w1-limiter or the supertrigger or some apple AUs. No reaktor or complex softsynths.
Live 3 and Live 5 literally never crashed on me. Live 8 might be a little bit more buggy than live 7, but then again one is always increasing the complexity with the time. The sets I build today are far more complex and heavy than the stuff that I did a couple of years ago. So it's really hard to compare the performance.
My setup: macbook 2ghz, osx4.11, 3 GB ram, live 8.1.1. I tend to only use live-devices, rarely some plugs like yohngs w1-limiter or the supertrigger or some apple AUs. No reaktor or complex softsynths.
Live 3 and Live 5 literally never crashed on me. Live 8 might be a little bit more buggy than live 7, but then again one is always increasing the complexity with the time. The sets I build today are far more complex and heavy than the stuff that I did a couple of years ago. So it's really hard to compare the performance.
8.1.1. Crashes everytime I alt-re-scan VST folder.
ABLETON LIVE 8.1.1 CRASHED HARD - when you do an ALT-RE-SCAN of your VST FOLDER. I am using Windows 7
I thought this was one of the fixes in 8.1.1
I will send my log file later for this.
Thanks
Please fix this issue. I just purchased this upgrade and already bugs in newest version.
Please note: Can you not program the software to bypass incompatible VST's, should this be causing the issue, or so I've heard in other forums. It would seem to be the best way to get past this issue and clear it for good.
I thought this was one of the fixes in 8.1.1
I will send my log file later for this.
Thanks
Please fix this issue. I just purchased this upgrade and already bugs in newest version.
Please note: Can you not program the software to bypass incompatible VST's, should this be causing the issue, or so I've heard in other forums. It would seem to be the best way to get past this issue and clear it for good.
Re: 8.1.1. Crashes everytime I alt-re-scan VST folder.
Did it crash completely or just hang up really bad? I ask because mine looked liked it crashed, but if I just let it finish scanning it would come back.robdrums wrote:ABLETON LIVE 8.1.1 CRASHED HARD - when you do an ALT-RE-SCAN of your VST FOLDER. I am using Windows 7
I thought this was one of the fixes in 8.1.1
I will send my log file later for this.
Thanks
Please fix this issue. I just purchased this upgrade and already bugs in newest version.
Please note: Can you not program the software to bypass incompatible VST's, should this be causing the issue, or so I've heard in other forums. It would seem to be the best way to get past this issue and clear it for good.
levimoniz wrote:yes i'm a hypocrite and not intelligent
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
Rock solid here. Still running 8.0.9 though (no need to update as I don't have m4l and no crashes on my system)
I probably had a total of around 15-20 crashes since 8.0.3, half of those after installing a few freeware effects plugins. Deleted the ones that seemed to be causing problems and it's been running smoothly ever since.
Setup:
PC: HP-Pavilion DV-5 / 2.1Ghz AMD Turion X2 Ultra / 4 GB RAM / Win7 x64
Interface: Echo Audiofire 2 connected via an exsys expresscard-->Firewire400/USB card with TI Firewire chipset
Controlers: BCF2K / BCR2K / UMX25 / Remote Zero SL / Launchpad
I probably had a total of around 15-20 crashes since 8.0.3, half of those after installing a few freeware effects plugins. Deleted the ones that seemed to be causing problems and it's been running smoothly ever since.
Setup:
PC: HP-Pavilion DV-5 / 2.1Ghz AMD Turion X2 Ultra / 4 GB RAM / Win7 x64
Interface: Echo Audiofire 2 connected via an exsys expresscard-->Firewire400/USB card with TI Firewire chipset
Controlers: BCF2K / BCR2K / UMX25 / Remote Zero SL / Launchpad
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aftertouch
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Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
its not possible to gauge a decent result with 3 poll options, when the number of different setups and configs runs into the 1000's.
OSX or PC
snow leopard or leopard
native or 3rd party plugs, your sound drivers & hardware, usb peripherals, etc, what other software may be conflicting.
OSX or PC
snow leopard or leopard
native or 3rd party plugs, your sound drivers & hardware, usb peripherals, etc, what other software may be conflicting.
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
... I agree ... or with such a small sample of users ... I found the results so far interesting nonetheless ... not reading too much into it ... seems to confirm my apprehensions ... might stay with V7 for a little while longer ...aftertouch wrote:its not possible to gauge a decent result with 3 poll options, when the number of different setups and configs runs into the 1000's.
OSX or PC
snow leopard or leopard
native or 3rd party plugs, your sound drivers & hardware, usb peripherals, etc, what other software may be conflicting.
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
not sure so much what the problem is...
but i definitely am having problems.
I have been having a lot of slowness in the way live 8 responds on my system
macbook 2.2g - 4g-7200/320hd- 10.6.2
motu ultralite v1 firmware 1.15
UC33 - Nanopad
I have had multiple instances of my motu crashing with Live 8 - but never saw that before and still works perfect with Live 7...
Really hoping for a fix of some sort soon.
but i definitely am having problems.
I have been having a lot of slowness in the way live 8 responds on my system
macbook 2.2g - 4g-7200/320hd- 10.6.2
motu ultralite v1 firmware 1.15
UC33 - Nanopad
I have had multiple instances of my motu crashing with Live 8 - but never saw that before and still works perfect with Live 7...
Really hoping for a fix of some sort soon.
spread the sound
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
I'm not using Max or the Looper, so Live 8.x is a step backward for me honestly.
I never had any crashing issues in 6 or 7...
ok, not really true. I crashed in 6 and 7, but not very often. with 8 its at least once a week, sometimes more if I'm using it all day.
I never had any crashing issues in 6 or 7...
ok, not really true. I crashed in 6 and 7, but not very often. with 8 its at least once a week, sometimes more if I'm using it all day.
MacBook Pro 2.93 Ghz, early 2009, 4GB RAM
OS 10.5.8
Live 8.1.4
Motu Ultralite + FCB1010 + SooperLooper + cello
twitter: zoecello
http://www.zoekeating.com
OS 10.5.8
Live 8.1.4
Motu Ultralite + FCB1010 + SooperLooper + cello
twitter: zoecello
http://www.zoekeating.com
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outershpongolia
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Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
If I were you I'd keep a stable install of V7 with a seperate library, and demo Live 8.
Then you can mess with the cool new features yada yada yada, you get all the good stuff but you can still go back to your stable set up.
Just my 2 cents.
Then you can mess with the cool new features yada yada yada, you get all the good stuff but you can still go back to your stable set up.
Just my 2 cents.
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
unless you opened any files into Live 8.1 and saved them....then you cannot go back 
MacBook Pro 2.93 Ghz, early 2009, 4GB RAM
OS 10.5.8
Live 8.1.4
Motu Ultralite + FCB1010 + SooperLooper + cello
twitter: zoecello
http://www.zoekeating.com
OS 10.5.8
Live 8.1.4
Motu Ultralite + FCB1010 + SooperLooper + cello
twitter: zoecello
http://www.zoekeating.com
Re: How solid is Live8 for you?
I've learnt my lesson (from with Apple updates!) that I should always wait for a major release to become "stable" before I jump ship. However, I don't think release stability should take several months...
MacBook Pro 2.93 Ghz, early 2009, 4GB RAM
OS 10.5.8
Live 8.1.4
Motu Ultralite + FCB1010 + SooperLooper + cello
twitter: zoecello
http://www.zoekeating.com
OS 10.5.8
Live 8.1.4
Motu Ultralite + FCB1010 + SooperLooper + cello
twitter: zoecello
http://www.zoekeating.com