dfusion wrote:While developing more tools that ask for our money they should have a parallel roadmap that's consistantly making Live the best DAW it can be. There is always room for improvement, and customer loyalty says a lot. Please don't let Ableton turn into another Native Instruments.
What are you saying? Do you feel that Reaktor is now not powerful enough as a result of NI brunching out into Kontakt, Battery, Traktor, Spektral Delay, FM7, Pro 53???? Would you rather they stayed on one product for all these years, and consumers be deprived of those other excellent tools?
I am not saying that a new synth in Live is more important than enhancing its core functionality, but, c'mon, give Ableton a break. I am sure they are working on different angles of making Live better, and in fact, everyone was very excited when they spent time developing Simpler and Impulse. The thing is that as long as those were *free* no-one complained about already having a zillion far more powerful samplers and drum machines in their arsenal. So take it easy, let the guys do their job. After all, the sales figures of Operator will be the best indicator of its usefulness to consumers at its price point.
