Looks like they're trying to get in on the Live paradigm, but it has some potentially interesting features (e.g., per-note automation, device, nesting, generic tracks).
Looks soo similar to live.
At least they got multi monitor support.
Jan-12-2012 17:39
gothicbatchick
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Jan 2012
Location: emo cave
Looks like a total rip off of Live with a few new features tacked on. Why bother jumping into shit when we don't know whether or not the ship with sink or float?
Originally posted by Julz
Looks soo similar to live.
At least they got multi monitor support.
And 64-bit support. (although rumor has it that Live 9 w/x64 release is imminent, probably announced at NAMM next week)
quote:
Originally posted by gothicbatchick
Looks like a total rip off of Live with a few new features tacked on.
Someone on KVR made a comment that it looks like Live got raped by FLS and a rainbow.
quote:
Originally posted by gothicbatchick
Why bother jumping into shit when we don't know whether or not the ship with sink or float?
A lot of people felt that there was no room in the market for PreSonus Studio One when it was first announced, but it's done very well. As for Bitwig, from what I recall, they actually announced this about 2 years ago or so, and a lot of people have been keeping an eye on its development. So, I'm guessing that there will be a market for it, but of course, that will largely come down to features/usability and price.
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Jan-12-2012 19:15
Nightshift
...Ninja Business...
Registered: Oct 2005
Location: Sacramento, California
quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
Apparently, the developers are ex-Ableton guys. That explains a lot.
lol i was just about to type this, yes my friend notified me of this a couple months back and it is the ex-developers of Live plus some ex-developers or other DAWs coming together in one project.
It looks interesting and it looks like Live may become obselete for music production in the near future and left to what its original use was, Live performance.
This is the only gripe i had with Live, is that they would cater to both live performance AND music production which made a huge room for error and bugs amongst each side. Looks like now there will be a Live, without the "live" and im excited to see what happens.
Originally posted by meriter
Your primary focus should be making good music. That's all. No one gives a shit how you do it. And the people that do are fags.
Originally posted by meriter
Your primary focus should be making good music. That's all. No one gives a shit how you do it. And the people that do are fags.
Jan-12-2012 21:58
tehlord
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Windsor
Seems like the bloke behind Surge and Shortcircuit is involved too. Perhaps the latter will be part of the package in some form, that would be sweet.
Looks interesting, especially for teh darnce crowd.
Registered: Nov 2008
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
I don't think that "Live with a few extra features" really captures it correctly. How about:
All the stupid junk that annoyed the crap out of us for years in Ableton have finally be fixed by someone else.
If the next version of live doesn't live up to the hype I can easily see myself jumping ship. Of course it all depends on the level of support and the community that develops around the product.
(although rumor has it that Live 9 w/x64 release is imminent, probably announced at NAMM next week)
