cwnc wrote:
If Traktor or Serato fit my needs, I would use them. They don't. They suck. Narrow-minded software made by narrow-minded people.
Is this supposed to be ironic? Developing timecoded vinyl to control digital music was narrow minded? Are you serious? No, narrow mindedness is not seeing the value in something that you don't personally want to use.
Here's another example:
Live’s main advertised addition/upgrade to Live 8, the groove pool, has few practical uses in modern music production.
I think you'll find a hell of a lot of amateur and professional producers would disagree with that comment. If you don't believe me, look up Groove Templates in the old feature wish list threads. Or ask Logic and Cubase users what they think of their groove tools. Just because you don't want to use the Groove pool, doesn't make the feature worthless.
dom wrote:
Interesting discussion overall...
I hope it does not sound too sarcastic, but i'm really curious:
As you don't own any ableton products yet at all, what exactly is your motivation behind your abletoniseasy blog and esp. the upgrade pricing discussion instead of the initial pricing?
Cheers,
Dom
To be fair, Dom, I bought Live 4 and joined the forum shortly after. However I never bothered registering the software until I decided to upgrade to Live 6. Obviously the software was authorised, but my forum name wasn't linked to an account. At least as far as I remember.