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Cover Flow feaure - attention Ableton programmers
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frankie123
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Re: Cover Flow feaure - attention Ableton programmers
Even though you could just do that through Itunes, I can see for dj purposes being able to pull up two covers at the same time in ableton for remixing could be cool. Having a virtual vinyl crate in ableton would def attract more DJ's.mg75 wrote:The new iTunes 7 Cover Flow feature is an amazing visual tool. It helps you go through your song collection just like flipping through your vinyl.
Lets get something similar for Ableton Live !
I always thought it would be nice to store CD/album graphics in the ASD file, and then have them viewable in the Help Pane when scrolling in the browser. Don't want to see them, just close the help pane.
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I just checked activity monitor while dragging the scrollbar around in coverflow in itunes, and it was using around 20% cpu on a macbook (the integrated gpu may be complicating this a little). So no, not a good idea.aliasA wrote:Before you suggest this idea, i would check and see how much ram the glorious cover flow in iTunes uses. You should be pretty amazed. I sure as hell wouldnt want anything even close to that if i was running live on a laptop. Not if i cant put more than 2 gigs in.
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