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Glad it's official.

Will there be a public announcement?

A ceremony perhaps? With all the officials there, in their official robes?

Joel W-J wrote:Go and live on your own somewhere remote and wave goodbye to "normal"

YES!!! Why didn't I think of that.

Live has great integrated and interactive lessons.
You'll find them under the Help menu.

[jur] wrote:Live has great integrated and interactive lessons.
You'll find them under the Help menu.

Perfect. Thanks.

Rea the manual and watch the videos on Ableton website.

FrancoBlanko wrote:Glad it's official.

Will there be a public announcement?

A ceremony perhaps? With all the officials there, in their official robes?

Definitely... wanna come?

Osteja0713 wrote:Who said I believed you? Actually someone on this post said never to trust advice on this forum. Looks like he was talking straight to you...

I’m one of the forum’s few remaining asshats. Problem is I am sometimes helpful but you may not know when.

Here’s one. Cut below 40 Hz. Is that helpful or true?

beats me wrote:

Osteja0713 wrote:Who said I believed you? Actually someone on this post said never to trust advice on this forum. Looks like he was talking straight to you...

I’m one of the forum’s few remaining asshats. Problem is I am sometimes helpful but you may not know when.

Here’s one. Cut below 40 Hz. Is that helpful or true?

Well actually 30hz...

my advice to any beginners...

go into your Ableton folder.. load up the demo songs and projects and lessons..

Osteja0713 wrote:

beats me wrote:

Osteja0713 wrote:Who said I believed you? Actually someone on this post said never to trust advice on this forum. Looks like he was talking straight to you...

I’m one of the forum’s few remaining asshats. Problem is I am sometimes helpful but you may not know when.

Here’s one. Cut below 40 Hz. Is that helpful or true?

Well actually 30hz...

Damnit. That explains the problems with the low end in my mixes and anybody's who took my advice.

In arrangement view: a good track looks like a ship.

Turn off automatic updates, so you can update at your own leisure and be able to see whether it is worth it in the first place.

Sometimes it'll conflict with versions of OS's, or you'll see reports of weird CPU behavior.

Other times, an update will offer a spiffy new feature, and you won't want to miss it.

You don't want to risk updating Live if the only new feature in that specific update is added remote script for the behringer a55h4+ and a fix for the computer freezing when a user clicks a breakpoint 350 times and then hits undo.

Fossiel wrote:In arrangement view: a good track looks like a ship.

Brilliant!

Fossiel wrote:In arrangement view: a good track looks like a ship.

More specifically, a Super Mario Bros. 3 ship:

Osteja0713 wrote:

Joel W-J wrote:Go and live on your own somewhere remote and wave goodbye to "normal"

YES!!! Why didn't I think of that.

...if two of us thought of it, we could start falling into the category of being "normal" because there was more than one of us that thought of it at the same time! lol