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Dear All,

the latest Live 7 bugfix update, Live 7.0.18 is available.
It includes a few fixes for (e.g. for Snow Leopard compatibility) and adds support for a few more controllers (e.g Novation LaunchPad)

See http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=128903 for the changes from Live 7.0.16 to 7.0.18

Kind Regards
/Alex

But to install the launchpad properly you need to save the 'Launchpad Demo' live pack. The one included on the installation disc is for live 8 only. So launchpad owners with Live 7 STILL can't use it!

When will a version of the 'Launchpad Demo' live pack be available for live 7.018?

The included Live Pack on the disc is intended to be used with the Live 8 Novation Edition that comes with it.
But you don't need any Demo Live Packs in order to install the Launchpad.

You just need Live 7.0.18 as it contains the Launchpad control surface scripts.

Cheers,
Dom

Thanks a lot for this nice update.

Being open to the community is your strenght
cheers

Thanks for the update! Good to see a company still supporting customers that haven't yet upgraded to the latest version of their software. I would love to give someone from Ableton a high five. If you know how to make that happen, do let me know.

Yes, thanks for the update. I'll get my Launchpad now.

does this mean its now 10.6 proof?

fantastic, thanks for keeping 7 alive!

thank you sooo much for this!
cant wait to get going with this thing

Hey! that's really cool that you're still supporting 7 with fixes/updates - thanks!!

I am absolutely over the moon that you have done this!

so far live 7.0.18 has not crashed like the previous version when closing the program down. so all seems good for me.

Question; None of these updates are related to pc users?

abort wrote:Question; None of these updates are related to pc users?

According to the changelog, only 3 of the fixes were Mac specific.

donnydonny wrote:

abort wrote:Question; None of these updates are related to pc users?

According to the changelog, only 3 of the fixes were Mac specific.

Ok, yeah that's what I was thinking when reading this but was unsure, novice question. : )