Is everyone using Live nowadays?

[ollyb303]

Logic's sound is better than Live as many pro admitted.

Incorrect. Not getting into this topic again, just suffice to say that this is wrong.

Correct. Change history shows noob.

Doesn't even make sense.

[Palmer Eldritch]

Also, I joined in 2008 and have made over 660 posts, so I hardly qualify for noob status.

Hi Jarvisimon,

Sorry to disagree a little about the qualification not to be a noob by the count of posts or the joining date only.
For example think about 3phase. > http://forum.ableton.com/memberlist.php ... ile&u=1608
I think it is more a question of content.

regards, palmer

[stringtapper]

Thanks for rude comment noob.

"Noob"?

I think you've lost your way kid. The Call of Duty forum is that way

[condra]

lol

[DangarStu]

I've used quite a few different pieces of software for making music over the years and I personally feel that any slight difference in sound quality is a non-issue. The reality is that timeless classics were being written long before we had the crystal-clear digital recording equipment we have today. What I personally love about Live is that it is a great tool to support your creativity. Instead of being something I turn to at the end to record a song it is something I get benefit from at every stage in the song writing process. That's why I'm so glad I finally found Live.

Stuart

[Rationalizer]

Just bought the latest Computer Music magazine and pretty much every tutorial used Live and all the artist tutorials in the "How to make a hit" feature also all used live.

Old thread but thought I'd return to this comment anyway. Seems you didn't notice the disclaimer on the first page of the article, which states:

The screenshots used in the walkthroughs have been captured by us for demonstration purposes, rather than being made by our featured artists. Thus, they don't necessarily represent the actual software those artists use.