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i compose, mix and rough master in live...normally the label will handle the mastering.
i'd typically average 35 tracks (not including the chains within my drumracks).

if i'm doing studio based multi-track recording for bands (typically 3-5 piece bands) then it's pro tools hd. the advantages of hd in this situation are: no latency issues, guaranteed track count but most importantly the playlist and drop-in features that make doing multiple takes a breeze

Me, and 3 of my closest studio buddies mix 100% in Live.

To add another artist to the list, Scorb (Trick Music) does.

I agree though, for me, Live starts to fall over with more than about 40 tracks. But if you can live with that it's possible to produce a good mix, especially if using a better EQ plugin.

Live is just a toy. Deal with it.

i have started making some tracks in live 9,and giving yourself some restrictions is a good way to get stuff done

also i resample alot

jpv wrote:Live is just a toy. Deal with it.

Like all musical products.

jpv wrote:Live is just a toy. Deal with it.

the so called serious DAWs have very limited wiring/parameter modulation (macro controls, LFOs, envelope control/followers) capabilities, let's check the "toy" ones: Reason has cables, FL Studio has Patcher, Ableton L has Track View to able to build device and fx chains easily, adding automation to them also very handy and straightforward, so this toy thing is bullshit try to create an EDM track from scratch with Cubase ...

there is nice how to make trance in Cubase tutorial here http://producerbox.com/items/291/Cubase ... Step).html it was pitiful to see the workflow in it

I mix in Live all the time unless someone specifically requests Pro Tools.

jpv wrote:Live is just a toy. Deal with it.

you dug up a two and half year old thread to say that?

did Santa not give you anything for Christmas?

it's interesting to me that people knock something that is used in a musical context like a DAW by calling it a toy... not Pro enough for them... but if they were Pros... they would play a live show...

play a guitar
play the bass
play the drums
play Candlestick Park
play Madison Square Garden

H20nly wrote:you dug up a two and half year old thread to say that?

.....plus that's his first comment since 2008, when his opinion was "Live itself is a great audio editor".

^ edited so i can laugh harder in this post

102455 wrote:

H20nly wrote:you dug up a two and half year old thread to say that?

.....plus that's his first comment since 2008, when his opinion was "Live itself is a great audio editor".

... so I guess we are safe until he strikes again in 2018

I do all of my personal and professional work in Live. Writing and producing my own music, from start to master. Mixing and mastering for clients. Game and Film sound design.

I always mix down in Logic.

Just a much more satisfying environment for me.

Also gives more overall control in the arrangement.