Live 9.1
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djadonis206
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Re: Live 9.1
I think it's definitely an unexpected leap in the right direction.
I'm loving some of the smaller less obvious tweaks too i.e loop functionality; being able to edit independently from what is playing.
I didn't think they'd ever implement p-locks or dual Windows and with these alone I feel that this release is a bit of a major milestone.
Couldn't be happier with the direction Ableton are going.
I'm loving some of the smaller less obvious tweaks too i.e loop functionality; being able to edit independently from what is playing.
I didn't think they'd ever implement p-locks or dual Windows and with these alone I feel that this release is a bit of a major milestone.
Couldn't be happier with the direction Ableton are going.
Re: Live 9.1
Yeah! The new Note step sequencer is brilliant. Fluidly implemented, GREAT fun. I come up with loops I've heard in my head but have not been able to fully recreate in Live . Add parameter locks to the steps and it reaches another level. Completely wicked.
I've noticed they've also added the options from the LCD screen when you hold down a step to the drum sequencing - namely - Step length and Fine length, as well as the automation tab for parameter locks. Delicious.
I've noticed they've also added the options from the LCD screen when you hold down a step to the drum sequencing - namely - Step length and Fine length, as well as the automation tab for parameter locks. Delicious.
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re:dream
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Re: Live 9.1
Yes 9.1 rocks. I suspect 9.1 represents what Abes were actually hoping to release in May this year.
If they could fix the browser it would be perfect...
If they could fix the browser it would be perfect...
Re: Live 9.1
My problem is : I find L9 less easy to use than L8 and so that puts me off buying Push.
While 9.1 has some excellent new features, it sadly doesn't fix the particular things I dislike about L9. The new features are no doubt great, but I wish they'd address the actual flaws. IE: The totalitarian browser.
While 9.1 has some excellent new features, it sadly doesn't fix the particular things I dislike about L9. The new features are no doubt great, but I wish they'd address the actual flaws. IE: The totalitarian browser.
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jestermgee
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Re: Live 9.1
That would be the one improvement I would like to see. I just received a Push today at work and am waiting out the clock to test this baby out...Angstrom wrote:My problem is : I find L9 less easy to use than L8 and so that puts me off buying Push.
While 9.1 has some excellent new features, it sadly doesn't fix the particular things I dislike about L9. The new features are no doubt great, but I wish they'd address the actual flaws. IE: The totalitarian browser.
I love the dual monitors. Is just so much quicker doing editing on tracks when you can see clips/arrangement and mixers all on screen. Dut making something like a new drum rack is painful because I have:
- Samples in the Live 9 library
- Samples in the Live 8 library
- Samples in my battery library
- Samples in my user library
All these different locations with different samples and no nice way to link it all. Then if I search for a SN or SNARE I get only 1/3 of my actual collection. I need some serious time to reorganize things.... again..... I have left that until I got Push because as I see I will have to arrange my life round this thing.