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simpleton wrote:

skatr2 wrote:to what the OP originally stated...no controversy can be described as having arrived. No controversy means they have for the most part beat down alot of the demons and hiccups that have plagued 8 since release...

The only worse thing than no controversy is lack of excitement for a product. Which usually means it's grown stale.

Speak for yourself. As a neweruser, I am still have a million things to learn and try. But to be honest...some people won't be happy or satisfied regardless of whats on their plate...and typically those are the ones who take to forums like this.

oh theres a spicy lil comment!

A psychologist would say the OP is 'projecting'

skatr2 wrote:

simpleton wrote:

skatr2 wrote:to what the OP originally stated...no controversy can be described as having arrived. No controversy means they have for the most part beat down alot of the demons and hiccups that have plagued 8 since release...

The only worse thing than no controversy is lack of excitement for a product. Which usually means it's grown stale.

Speak for yourself. As a neweruser, I am still have a million things to learn and try. But to be honest...some people won't be happy or satisfied regardless of whats on their plate...and typically those are the ones who take to forums like this.

True.

Meanwhile Wolfgang Gartner, Chris Lake, Skrillex, Dada Life, etc etc are making global bangers with Ableton Live, while some people here do nothing but complain.

Don't get me wrong, there are some really annoying things that need to be improved/updated, but those things shouldn't stop you from making music.

simpleton wrote:Let's face it, Ableton hasn't released a new version in nearly two years! All I see is people talking about other products. There's no excitement, no controversy even. Three more months of this and people won't care if Live 9 is released. By contrast the Maschine forum is abuzzing with excitement.

So if it's not new, it's not good?

silliness.

-M

mholloway wrote:
So if it's not new, it's not good?


-M

Is the concept of a 64 bit DAW really new? Is it still considered a luxury in your mind?

William wrote: Meanwhile Wolfgang Gartner, Chris Lake, Skrillex, Dada Life, etc etc are making global bangers with Ableton Live, while some people here do nothing but complain.

Don't get me wrong, there are some really annoying things that need to be improved/updated, but those things shouldn't stop you from making music.

How can they do this on a 32 bit DAW ???

Has the world gone completely fucking mad????

Sibanger wrote:

William wrote: Meanwhile Wolfgang Gartner, Chris Lake, Skrillex, Dada Life, etc etc are making global bangers with Ableton Live, while some people here do nothing but complain.

Don't get me wrong, there are some really annoying things that need to be improved/updated, but those things shouldn't stop you from making music.

How can they do this on a 32 bit DAW ???

Has the world gone completely fucking mad????