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Emissary wrote:

$4mU3l wrote:

beats me wrote:I'm holding off until some early adopter informs us on this forum in a ranting rampage post how they paid full price and now Ableton is offering some sweet deal to noobs.

This time I belong to the group of noobs instead of that with the early adopters and the rrp's... Especially because Ableton don't even offer a discount to those who already own Live 8 Suite.

Same boat here. The amount of times i have bough stuff (operator, sampler, suite upgrade etc) and then within a few weeks SAVE 20% on our Sizzling summer of sound or whatever. I mean i don't begrudge them, but i think i'll just wait it out this time.

Me too... I was one of that "silly" early adopters more than once. The gratitude was a bunch of bugs and a special discount afterwards. Now it's time for other to act as betatester. I will buy M4L in spring-time... Bug-free and at a special discount...

4.33 wrote:what are you doing here???

I really don't know

Bought and sucessfully turned my monome into a launchpad with a patch from the monome forums.

Max noob, so trying to learn from other peoples patches. Might have a look at getting mlr inside live with sensible routings, sync with Live was always a pain with mlr.

I don't need MFL to make music.

time to take the lemur out.
this may actually be useful now..
clip name without api python ... yes.

I would really love to see a complete list of all of the instrument and effects prestets that it comes with.

condra wrote:I don't need MFL to make music.

I don't even need electricity to make music, so what?

Not yet.. it looks cool..

bought it.
testing it since the private beta, I'm finishing a big patch which is my protodeck controller interface.

no bugs
no latency with my 2Go RAM + dual core T7200, even with my big patch with around 100 live.remote~, 100 live.objects and a lot of path API grabbing.
no installation problem

a dream for only 79€ for me.

condra wrote:I don't need MFL to make music.

you probably don't need a DAW to make music too.

stringtapper wrote:

condra wrote:I don't need MFL to make music.

I don't even need electricity to make music, so what?

I can keep rhythm with no metronome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waRtcBy_GMI

Emissary wrote:

$4mU3l wrote:

beats me wrote:I'm holding off until some early adopter informs us on this forum in a ranting rampage post how they paid full price and now Ableton is offering some sweet deal to noobs.

This time I belong to the group of noobs instead of that with the early adopters and the rrp's... Especially because Ableton don't even offer a discount to those who already own Live 8 Suite.

Same boat here. The amount of times i have bough stuff (operator, sampler, suite upgrade etc) and then within a few weeks SAVE 20% on our Sizzling summer of sound or whatever. I mean i don't begrudge them, but i think i'll just wait it out this time.

I'm glad I came here to research a little maxforlive before purchase! Thanks for the tip!

I want to buy M4L but first I would like to know should I have max5 license? Currently, I'm selected demo mode for ableton8.1 and on attempt to open any m4l patch in editor, max5 authorization window appear. So I wonder if I buy m4l can I edit patches and save them without max5 license?

you do not need a max license.

max4Live is max/msp and jitter built into Live with some new max/msp objects thrown in that work just for Live.

existing max/msp owners get a discount on max4Live but that doesn't apply here.

Tone Deft wrote:you do not need a max license.

max4Live is max/msp and jitter built into Live with some new max/msp objects thrown in that work just for Live.

existing max/msp owners get a discount on max4Live but that doesn't apply here.

Thank you for information.

Just want to clarify, is it true in case if I don't have max5 license:
1) Max5 application will open when I press edit button in max4live patch, right?
2) I can save this patch in live library, correct?

yes.

saved max4Live patches are saved as .amxd files.

you can also import stuff made in max/msp into max4Live with file-open.