You guys called it...I regret selling Live.
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You guys called it...I regret selling Live.
I installed Live Lite to take care of some loop work for Logic last night, and found myself completely maxing out and taking full advantage of Live's capabilities. Someone should have shanked me a few times, because now I totally regret selling Live.
15" Macbook Pro C2D, Live 6, Remote Zero SL
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I reckon i'll pony up for the upgrade next week. I'll have 3 weeks for summer vacation, so I'll use that time making up for lost ground with the Logic. At least now I'll have both apps to enjoy.
15" Macbook Pro C2D, Live 6, Remote Zero SL
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student pricing for Live should be cheap too...try www.audiomidi.com
for what it's worth, I do every thing in Live, and I haven't needed any other DAW in about three years...
anyways, glad to have you back
for what it's worth, I do every thing in Live, and I haven't needed any other DAW in about three years...
anyways, glad to have you back
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I bought an academic live 5 back when it came out for $250 usd from academicsuperstore.com. student pricing is a life saver.nebulae wrote:student pricing for Live should be cheap too...try www.audiomidi.com
for what it's worth, I do every thing in Live, and I haven't needed any other DAW in about three years...
anyways, glad to have you back
It was as if someone shook up a 6 foot can of blood soda and suddenly popped the top.
well, with student and oem pricing, you gotto watch out for the licenses...for example, an OEM version of windows is tied to the mobo...if you swap mobo, then the license is no longer good...whatever...
luckily with ableton, there is (as of verion 3, when I bought it) no distinction between the student license and the pro license. And you can upgrade to later versions, so it's a really good cost savings if you're a student.
luckily with ableton, there is (as of verion 3, when I bought it) no distinction between the student license and the pro license. And you can upgrade to later versions, so it's a really good cost savings if you're a student.
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hell yeah dude, during my current hard times with money I have a constant list of what items I can live with selling and which ones I can't. my 2 electribes are probably the first to go if I get desperate. live would probably be the last to go.tacvbo83 wrote:I have sold a lot of equipment and software recently to pay my tuition bills but fortunately decided to keep Live. I can't imagine not having Live installed at all times now.
It was as if someone shook up a 6 foot can of blood soda and suddenly popped the top.