I really like the idea of tabbed sets, it seems so unlikely though that I forgot about it.Josh Von wrote:Agreed here alsosweetjesus wrote:ilia wrote:The one feature that would really make my day is
Being able to load multiple sets simultaneously and switch among them with a tabbed-style interface.
not trying to piss on the abes here, but their software has serious issues with ultra complex sets and this doesn't give me much confidence that it will hold multiple instances of sets with any further ease than one complex one.
memory and cpu stuff is hard to deal with and the abes have a challenge ahead of them.
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I wonder if the popular "folder tracks" wish can be combined with this so that the Abes can continue with their 'merge' methodology - which they seem to prefer.
The potential benefit of tabbed sessions though is the quickness of getting from one gui to another, anyone who has succesfully loaded up two instances of Live on the same machine will know that amazing feeling of power and control you suddenly get. Flipping back and forth, the ability to create seems multiplied by more than 2.
I do tend to struggle with the session grid/mixer once the track count hits around 20 .. scroll, scroll, scroll.