Don't know bro, maybe because I see those videos as marketing which main goal is to sell stuff not serious aesthetic proposal by the company. I think anyone with a bit of imagination knows you can do much more.Angstrom wrote:The "it's for beats mentality" is Ableton's. Just look at their promo materials. Look at the recent changes to simpler. Everything is moving toward "beatmaking" or sampling off a record. Sure, you might be doing classical on push, and I might do surf polkas, but the fact remains they are not Ableton's focus. Look at their promos. Live is selling to that huge market segment the "bedroom producer" the person who wants to make Mad Beatz with LoopPacks and will pay for the convenience. The whole thing is then covered with an Instagram sheen. Just look at the company direction now.
I am giving Live lessons to two guys, one makes blues and the other is a classical composer, both don't care about beats but they enjoy using the program.
But Again, yes Live is not the best tool for orchestral for many reasons, and I don't think the company can make a products which makes the whole spectrum of music makers happy, there has to be some compromises.