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Hi folks,


We just released a another beta version for another upcoming
bug-fix update, called 6.0.6b6.

Win: http://www.ableton.com/_common/download ... e606b6.zip
Mac: http://www.ableton.com/_common/download ... e606b6.dmg

That beta version does not contain a manual or content.
See the change log below for the changes contained in that versions.

Please report your bugs to [email protected]



Changes from Live 6.0.6b5 to Live 6.0.6b6


Bug fixes:

Under certain conditions Live could crash when receiving
MIDI remote data during particular actions.


Under certain conditions the LFO for a pitch modulation in
a Simpler or Sampler device could produce an invalid pitch
when the LFO was disabled.


Under certain conditions Live would freeze when enter a high
value (about 1000000 bars) for the song position




Announcement for Live 6.0.6b5
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=60703

Announcement for Live 6.0.6b4
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=60249

Announcement for Live 6.0.6b3
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=59606

Announcement for Live 6.0.6b2 & Live 6.0.6b1
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58649

Does this fix that weird Ableton 6 bug where Impulse loses/forgets what drum kits I'm using in all my songs?

Some ETA for beta end?

Teedub wrote:Does this fix that weird Ableton 6 bug where Impulse loses/forgets what drum kits I'm using in all my songs?

Hi,

Did you open a thread for your problem? Maybe I did not see it? If not, please open new thread, and descibe the problem as good as possible, and give infos about your computer and the exact version of Live you are using. So we have a better chance to know what happens.

Regards,
Amaury

Here's a bug I reported a few times before. Not sure if I made a thread for it.

I cant reproduce the bug, but it has happened on more then on occasion.

After I installed a new Live version, double-clicking on a .als file usually gives me an error in osx.
This only happens the very first time and only if i try to open Live by clicking on a .als file.

I pressume OSX is trying to open the previous Live beta thats in my trash folder.
Even though the new beta is on my desktop.

Anyway. just dragging the .als file over the Live application fixes this.
And after that, Live behaves like it should.

Osx 10.4.9
Though i've been getting this (and reported it) since Live 5 beta's...

hoffman2k wrote:Here's a bug I reported a few times before. Not sure if I made a thread for it.

I cant reproduce the bug, but it has happened on more then on occasion.

After I installed a new Live version, double-clicking on a .als file usually gives me an error in osx.
This only happens the very first time and only if i try to open Live by clicking on a .als file.

I pressume OSX is trying to open the previous Live beta thats in my trash folder.
Even though the new beta is on my desktop.

Anyway. just dragging the .als file over the Live application fixes this.
And after that, Live behaves like it should.

Osx 10.4.9
Though i've been getting this (and reported it) since Live 5 beta's...

My guess is that the OS keeps the latest opened version of Live the valid application for your als files, not the latest installed version. So if that latest opened version is in the trash, you get the error. If you open the new beta once, first, and close it, I guess you don't get an error?

Surely, that's only quick thinking, maybe Alex wil have a better answer to it.

best,
Amaury

Amaury wrote:

hoffman2k wrote:Here's a bug I reported a few times before. Not sure if I made a thread for it.

I cant reproduce the bug, but it has happened on more then on occasion.

After I installed a new Live version, double-clicking on a .als file usually gives me an error in osx.
This only happens the very first time and only if i try to open Live by clicking on a .als file.

I pressume OSX is trying to open the previous Live beta thats in my trash folder.
Even though the new beta is on my desktop.

Anyway. just dragging the .als file over the Live application fixes this.
And after that, Live behaves like it should.

Osx 10.4.9
Though i've been getting this (and reported it) since Live 5 beta's...

My guess is that the OS keeps the latest opened version of Live the valid application for your als files, not the latest installed version. So if that latest opened version is in the trash, you get the error. If you open the new beta once, first, and close it, I guess you don't get an error?

Surely, that's only quick thinking, maybe Alex wil have a better answer to it.

best,
Amaury

Yeah, its not a real issue.
Still figured it was worth a report though.