I find him quite funny actually.leedsquietman wrote:Takes a bullshitter to know one eh, unfunny boy.
running ableton on my netbook
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Re: running ableton on my netbook
then you must think Cannon and Ball and Little and Large were funny and Russ Abbott was your childhood hero.

These guys are all comedy gold next to the putrid bile of dum
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mL_wmfW ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qg6AkhIYVs
These guys are all comedy gold next to the putrid bile of dum
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mL_wmfW ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qg6AkhIYVs
http://soundcloud.com/umbriel-rising http://www.myspace.com/leedsquietmandemos Live 7.0.18 SUITE, Cubase 5.5.2], Soundforge 9, Dell XPS M1530, 2.2 Ghz C2D, 4GB, Vista Ult SP2, legit plugins a plenty, Alesis IO14.
Re: running ableton on my netbook
Thanks buddyDestro wrote:I find him quite funny actually.leedsquietman wrote:Takes a bullshitter to know one eh, unfunny boy.
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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leedsquietman
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Re: running ableton on my netbook
Get a room. Then you can feed the troll by room service - don't forget the lube and wear a condom (you don't know where he/she/heshe has been)
http://soundcloud.com/umbriel-rising http://www.myspace.com/leedsquietmandemos Live 7.0.18 SUITE, Cubase 5.5.2], Soundforge 9, Dell XPS M1530, 2.2 Ghz C2D, 4GB, Vista Ult SP2, legit plugins a plenty, Alesis IO14.
Re: running ableton on my netbook
leedsquietman wrote:dum has no problems using Live on a netbook because the dude doesn't make any music, he just spends his time trolling this forum like a sadsack (and being lame at it and getting progressively lamer). If anyone's opinion is to be disregarded on music production, he would fit the profile. The netbook however is useful, because his mum needs her computer back to do Facebook and he still needs a machine to pour his spurious bile from. Expect twisted quotes and/or lame googled pics with some kind of bottom feeding insult in response. However, his opinions on Palestine are to be taken as read, the guy is a political genius from the sharp end of the conflict on the frontlines of his Irish home. What a man.
leedsquietman wrote:Takes a bullshitter to know one eh, unfunny boy.
There's lame. And then there's dum - the new standard in lame.
Show us the music...
You are without doubt the most tedious troll I've ever had the misfortune to know.
Now jog on. Most 13 year olds are in bed by now.
leedsquietman wrote:These guys are all comedy gold next to the putrid bile of dum
leedsquietman wrote:Get a room. Then you can feed the troll by room service - don't forget the lube and wear a condom (you don't know where he/she/heshe has been)
hehe.
See how he resorts to arbitrary mud-slinging when confronted with facts that are in stark contrast to the mis-information he shits out like a sick canary ?
This thread is TEXTBOOK leedsquietman.
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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just taking a leaf out of your book old chum.
I state an opinion - you disagree but cannot do it with a modicum of respect, you have to get personal and go on the attack.
An appropriate response would have been - 'I disagree with this comment. In my experience I was able to do x/y/z with a netbook and Ableton Live 7'. Attacking people is weak and doesn't make you look big when you are hiding behind the anonymity of the internet.
I state an opinion - you disagree but cannot do it with a modicum of respect, you have to get personal and go on the attack.
other insults posted against other members today include calling people 'douchebag', 'painfully annoying, unfunny prickhole' and more. Anger management or social training could help.first of all - disregard leedsquietman's comments.He has a habit of talking out of his ass about things, usually just repeating shit he read in other forums or picked up from some commentary on a magazine. He's the forum's echo-chamber...
An appropriate response would have been - 'I disagree with this comment. In my experience I was able to do x/y/z with a netbook and Ableton Live 7'. Attacking people is weak and doesn't make you look big when you are hiding behind the anonymity of the internet.
http://soundcloud.com/umbriel-rising http://www.myspace.com/leedsquietmandemos Live 7.0.18 SUITE, Cubase 5.5.2], Soundforge 9, Dell XPS M1530, 2.2 Ghz C2D, 4GB, Vista Ult SP2, legit plugins a plenty, Alesis IO14.
Re: running ableton on my netbook
Picking quotes out of context. Cute.leedsquietman wrote:just taking a leaf out of your book old chum.
I state an opinion - you disagree but cannot do it with a modicum of respect, you have to get personal and go on the attack.
other insults posted against other members today include calling people 'douchebag', 'painfully annoying, unfunny prickhole' and more. Anger management or social training could help.first of all - disregard leedsquietman's comments.He has a habit of talking out of his ass about things, usually just repeating shit he read in other forums or picked up from some commentary on a magazine. He's the forum's echo-chamber...
An appropriate response would have been - 'I disagree with this comment. In my experience I was able to do x/y/z with a netbook and Ableton Live 7'. Attacking people is weak and doesn't make you look big when you are hiding behind the anonymity of the internet.
You never stated an opinion, what you stated was totally 100% wrong. It's not even an opinion, and yet you presented it as a fact.
You want to talk to me about the appropriate response ? ... Maybe you should take your own advice on how best to communicate. An appropriate alternative to your initial response to OP's query would have been " Hello. I don't own a netbook. I have no idea why I bothered to join this thread. To answer your query I am repeating something I picked up elsewhere, and it is probably the case that it is 100% wrong as is usually the case when I repeat shit. If I'm not doing that I'm just plain making stuff up. I hope this advice was useful to you "
Face it homie. You always, without fail, start citing arbitrary forum drama that has nothing to do with the topic at hand when you are called out on talking nonsense.
Only you would join a thread like this, not even owning a fuckin netbook, to offer your opinion on how well it works with Live.
Nothing more to add really, you'll obviously not take that on board.
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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Re: running ableton on my netbook
I don't own a netbook, but I know several people who do, none of whom bought it for running a DAW but whom got curious, and like the poster earlier, were not able to get anywhere near satisfactory results on very minimal loads. I know one guy who can run Reaper not too bad on his netbook, but Live is a different kettle of fish.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion. You don't have to like it, but there is no need to provoke cowardly attacks on people.
I'll take your comments on board when you mellow and can have a civilized debate without bringing it down to the 'comedy' level of Bernard Manning and Roy 'Chubby' Brown.
Hugs.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion. You don't have to like it, but there is no need to provoke cowardly attacks on people.
I'll take your comments on board when you mellow and can have a civilized debate without bringing it down to the 'comedy' level of Bernard Manning and Roy 'Chubby' Brown.
Hugs.
http://soundcloud.com/umbriel-rising http://www.myspace.com/leedsquietmandemos Live 7.0.18 SUITE, Cubase 5.5.2], Soundforge 9, Dell XPS M1530, 2.2 Ghz C2D, 4GB, Vista Ult SP2, legit plugins a plenty, Alesis IO14.
Re: running ableton on my netbook
dum wrote: The pathological bullshiter strikes again.
Guy asks a question.
leeds talks out of his ass.
his bullshit is highlighted.
leeds continues to make shit up as he goes along, backtracking and re-inventing his opinion as it suits.
rinse & repeat.
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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Re: running ableton on my netbook
For basic track ideas etc it should be fine, just stay away from the likes of Absynth and Arturia and you should be ok.Pumpkin_Howie wrote:my netbook has 2gb of ram but the processing speed is only 1.33 ghz (Intel Atom Z520). how badly is it going to struggle running live if i install it??
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Re: running ableton on my netbook
I'm trying to install it on my advent netbook running windows xp.
To cut a long story short, it ain't avin it.
Just falls over on the install, after you tick the agree box and click next.
TBH if your netbook can run live, all well and good, but if not, you're out of luck.
To cut a long story short, it ain't avin it.
Just falls over on the install, after you tick the agree box and click next.
TBH if your netbook can run live, all well and good, but if not, you're out of luck.
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This was a sad, sad disaster of a thread. Anyway, whatever happened to that netbook joey guy. He was pretty funny.

