gizmo wrote:Seems that with the technology live provides right now you can't make music, i wonder if is music what you should do...
I'm not sure why you persist defending technical stagnation. Churn your own butter. Cook your meals over a fire. Ride a horse everywhere. Morse code is good enough right?
Perhaps I simply have no business communicating if I refuse to talk via telegraph. It seems like you are a fanboy, Ableton employee, or employee's family member - I dunno. Irrational loyalty...
My statement is simple.
Out of a genuine desire to see Ableton succeed, I say, listen to user demands in order to stay competitive, or lose the users.
I fight for the users!
cotdagoo: What tells you that? Their website's been saying the beta is almost ready since January.. I wouldn't be holding by breath.
me: Check their latest tweet and other recent news from them.
cotdagoo: You mean the one from Feb 21st? lol.. a full month ago... and almost a full month since they initially posted details in January..?
Yes, Feb 21st is much more recent than January.
cotdagoo: They haven't exactly posted anything 'newsworthy' in over a month on their twitter, facebook, or the news section of their website..
The Bitwig team has stated, "We're a small team and we're concentrating on the product - please try to understand..." That said, yes, I would love to hear more news from them.
I think they need to hire more poeple. Might be more ex-Ableton employees looking for jobs soon. Who knows.
cotdagoo: Wouldn't hold my breath or make plans to jump ship for something that hasn't even been tested by the public first.
You are free to do as you please, of course. And similarly, I won't stay for something that hasn't even been hinted at, if another thing comes along that meets my needs.
cotdagoo: they did very little promo/marketing to get this kind of a response (people who can't wait to dump what they've got for greener pastures)
The greener pasture could be Live 9. That's my point. It's a warning to Ableton. Get with the competition. And Bitwig is just one competitor, mentioned because it looks to
feature everything Ableton has, including its workflow, plus all the things users of Ableton have requested for years (not just me, thousands of us). The entire purpose
of my initial contribution to this thread is in Ableton's interest, and my desire to see them succeed, rather than fall to the wayside.