Really-really ableton, 3 years, fixed automation, (no PDC fix) and upgrade eq and compression to competitors level and asking the same price some ask for full DAWS?
Another unhappy camper here for sure.
+1rluk wrote: Really-really ableton, 3 years, fixed automation, (no PDC fix) and upgrade eq and compression to competitors level and asking the same price some ask for full DAWS?
+1rluk wrote:Sorry guys, I have to whine somewhere too
Really-really ableton, 3 years, fixed automation, (no PDC fix) and upgrade eq and compression to competitors level and asking the same price some ask for full DAWS?
Another unhappy camper here for sure.
+1mrweasel wrote:That's the thing, is there a Suite only upgrade, in order to avail of the 40Gb of sounds, without having to pay for the Full Suite, it doesn't seem fair for those who paid for Suite in 8 already.If you own Suite and Max you do not necessarily need to buy 9 Suite, as you will keep all your Suite instruments and Max for Live. This is a route many are contemplating, as it seems that you only miss out on 40GB sounds.
A bit as if you have Komplete 8 Ultimate and need to pay a whole new license for Komplete 9 Ultimate.
I'm saying this as I just upgraded from Live8 to Live9+Suite, so coming Live10, I will find myself in a similar situation, should Suite be improved.
That said, I'm not too sure about how much of Suite I'll be using yet, as from what I've heard and tested compared to Kontakt's libraries, a lot of the sounds are very weak in comparison (Pianos, Rhodes in particular)
After a night of sleeping, I agree with you! Although 64 Bit is not a distiguishing feature.johnnyvn wrote:Guys, just as another point of reference...my studio has been working with ProTools 8 for some years. When PT9 came out, we didn't upgrade, because PT9 was all about the Native (non-TDM) version of PT. No advantages for 8 TDM users.
Through the years, our upgrades from one version (PT5, PT6, PT7) to the next version (PT6, PT7, PT8, etc) have been $199, $249 or $299.
Well, when PT10 was introduced, the upgrade price to go from PT8 to PT10 (keeping in mind that PT9 had nothing for TDM users) was $1500.00!
OUCH!
So in my thinking, any upgrade from any of these companies is fair and reasonable as long as it falls between $199-$299. That's just my take on it.
BTW, I'm sure that the one-week deal on upgrades is simply to bring a lot of money into Ableton upon release...as they've probably had a long haul of paying programmers while waiting to finish Live 9. I don't think that's so terrible...
I get your point. But it still seems to me that if you could offer the discount for a week to "valued customers" then you could offer it for a month. I don't understand their angle and I don't think it makes for a better relationship.H20nly wrote:so, let me get this straight, people are aggravated that they will not have the money at the exact moment when they need it to make the purchase... because Ableton gave NO warning that Live 9 was coming. Ableton have NOT issued an official release date, and saving money in anticipation of something that you know is on the horizon is an absurb 20th century type concept. in addition, 50 bucks is deal breaker for something you want so bad you're will to drop a couple of hundred on. got it.
55 pages of confusion and frustration on this thread alone sound to me like a bit more than a few drops.Timbeaux wrote:i would like to know how much people buyed it already. and how many percent of the ableton users are not fine with the pricing. maybe they are just a drop of water in a sea of users.