Big Thanks to everyone at Ableton.

Discuss music production with Ableton Live.
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Re: Big Thanks to everyone at Ableton.

Post by Jarvisimon » Sun Apr 05, 2009 1:59 am

leedsquietman wrote:How does Live replace Massive, Absynth or Guitar Rig ?
I haven't actually said it's a direct replacement for the sounds those plug ins can make. However, the range of sounds Live does make is certainly colourful enough for them not to be missed.

When I put a piece of music together, it's usually done by mangling the overall image until it forms a complete picture.

I'm not wishing to emulate a Zappa solo or anyone else for that matter. I have never bothered with the presets for any of the above mentioned plug-ins and i'm more than happy to sculpt a sound with the tools Ableton Live supplies.

Don't get me wrong, I think the NI plugs are excellent, I wouldn't have bought them otherwise but they're not necessary to make good music and in the end, that is the aim of the game.

The one thing I would miss from Guitar Rig 3 is the modifiers, as these work without having to trigger the sequencer. The rest is superfluous to my needs.

Oh and another thing, my copy of Reaktor 5 is staying with me. I don't even think Max for Live will manage to make me part with it.
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Re: Big Thanks to everyone at Ableton.

Post by Jarvisimon » Sun Apr 05, 2009 2:02 am

serge_a_storms wrote:Puuuuuurlease!
WTF is wrong with a bit of appreciation? They've come up with something quite amazing in Live 8 and so I want to let them know they've done a good thing.

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Re: Big Thanks to everyone at Ableton.

Post by serge_a_storms » Sun Apr 05, 2009 9:12 am

Jarvisimon wrote:
serge_a_storms wrote:Puuuuuurlease!
WTF is wrong with a bit of appreciation? They've come up with something quite amazing in Live 8 and so I want to let them know they've done a good thing.
Nothing I suppose but it just sounds so gushy. It Just made me cringe thats all.
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Re: Big Thanks to everyone at Ableton.

Post by aizo » Sun Apr 05, 2009 1:06 pm

aisling wrote:
aizo wrote:+ over 9000, This past year Ableton has really won me over. I was a HARDCORE Digital Performer fan before, now I don't know if I can write music without Live now. I'm loving 8 and all it's goodies. Mad props to my ????????????
I started on dp 2.7........Swore by it. After discovering live, I decided not to upgrade to dp 6 and stay at 5.13 and keep my flow going with live. SO I agree with you :D
I think If I was in the recording business or I still had a studio to record, I would most definitely choose DP over Live.
However Live wins hands down as a song writing and music making tool. I liked 6 but all the chatter over at the "Nation" keeps me at 5.13.
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Re: Big Thanks to everyone at Ableton.

Post by aisling » Sun Apr 05, 2009 2:19 pm

aizo wrote:
aisling wrote:
aizo wrote:+ over 9000, This past year Ableton has really won me over. I was a HARDCORE Digital Performer fan before, now I don't know if I can write music without Live now. I'm loving 8 and all it's goodies. Mad props to my ????????????
I started on dp 2.7........Swore by it. After discovering live, I decided not to upgrade to dp 6 and stay at 5.13 and keep my flow going with live. SO I agree with you :D
I think If I was in the recording business or I still had a studio to record, I would most definitely choose DP over Live.
However Live wins hands down as a song writing and music making tool. I liked 6 but all the chatter over at the "Nation" keeps me at 5.13.

I agree on both points. 5.13 is quite stable and can handle all the stuff live can't. But from the creative end, I just seem to gravitate towards live. I am just a one man show, doing my own music.
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Re: Big Thanks to everyone at Ableton.

Post by Newecho » Sun Apr 05, 2009 5:31 pm

+1 Thanks Ableton!!!
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Re: Big Thanks to everyone at Ableton.

Post by JAMM » Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:23 am

As a long time user i love ableton;) it,s getting better and better so i upgraded to the 8 suite version. +1!

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