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Posted by bobba lou on Jun-19-2005 02:08:

Thumbs up AbletonLive is taking over





here is a link to the controller

http://www.richiehawtin.com/CTRL/CTRL92.html


Posted by fastmp3 on Jun-19-2005 02:10:

wow looks promising, let's hope the set is gonna be recorded


Posted by r5a on Jun-19-2005 02:29:

oh my jizz


Posted by PhaseFour on Jun-19-2005 07:54:

this is pretty similar to maven, no?


Posted by MR STROKE on Jun-19-2005 08:11:

so hawtin doesn't use final scratch anymore??


Posted by Aiwendil on Jun-19-2005 08:26:

"Final Scratch is so 21st century" - Richie Hawtin


Posted by JakeC on Jun-19-2005 09:11:

The death of the DJ.....


Posted by Pete K on Jun-19-2005 10:14:

My friend started bata testing version 5. So many interface improvements and new effects check out www.ableton.com for the skinny.

If you're a registered user you can download the beta and play with it for like a week and it expires. Saving IS enabled though so you can open your stuff when you buy it which is nice.

One of the best things for DJs who buy hi quality mp3s - is it has mp3 support now which means you can not only skip the conversion to WAV to get your new tracks into a new mix - but also have 12,000 songs on your hard drive - as opposed to 1000. (or any 12:1 ratio)

Hands down the most innovative live performance tool EVER!


Posted by Col on Jun-19-2005 11:30:

quote:
Originally posted by JakeC
The death of the DJ.....

Ditto.
No skill involved.


Posted by Aquarian on Jun-19-2005 11:59:

If it means the death of the elitist and ego-inflated DJ, I'm all for it!


Posted by Serp on Jun-19-2005 12:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Col
Ditto.
No skill involved.


sorry but did you put any thought into that statement?


Posted by Col on Jun-19-2005 12:31:


Posted by Aquarian on Jun-19-2005 12:36:

Congratulations, you know how to post pictures!


Posted by Dickie-T on Jun-19-2005 13:15:

this is not good


Posted by arturob on Jun-19-2005 13:39:

'no skill' ? ha ha. that sounds stupid to me.

i'd like for you to read and see how ableton live does really work. if there's something that it needs, it's skills and ideas. this is way far away from the 'no skill' thought.


Posted by Floorfiller on Jun-19-2005 14:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Col
Ditto.
No skill involved.



you're retarded...go away...


Posted by KilldaDJ on Jun-19-2005 14:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Col


owned.


Posted by Toufas on Jun-19-2005 16:16:

lol its funny that people think that live is easy to use....
if it wasnt for josh gabriel to show me how it works i would still be clueless.


Posted by Psy-T on Jun-19-2005 16:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
you're retarded...go away...


+1


and for all of you who need to see the dj instead of hear him (pretty much everyone who wrote a negative comment here) here's an idea likely to come true which would solve your problem:

having a flat-touch-screen monitor facing up embedded in the booth next to the controller.

now you can see the dj again!


Posted by TheVrk on Jun-19-2005 16:28:

Ableton is def the present and future


Posted by Rob H on Jun-19-2005 16:34:

no way on earth is ableton "taking over"

IMO, the ableton Djs are making themselves look boring, as mentioned eariler on

a few djs wil go to it but a lot will just stick with cds

and a lot of regular club djs will still be on vinyl for a couple more years.


the day i hav to go out and buy a 2 grand mixer for my laptop will be a sad day


Posted by Rob H on Jun-19-2005 16:36:

^^^^^^

i am NOT saying it is easy to use, the creativity is good

but id rather a dj be good with a crowd rather than a technical genious, just my preferance


Posted by Floorfiller on Jun-19-2005 16:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Rob H
no way on earth is ableton "taking over"

IMO, the ableton Djs are making themselves look boring, as mentioned eariler on

a few djs wil go to it but a lot will just stick with cds

and a lot of regular club djs will still be on vinyl for a couple more years.


the day i hav to go out and buy a 2 grand mixer for my laptop will be a sad day



i find it interesting that you seem against albeton because it looks boring, but are for cds...i mean...i personally would probably choose ableton over strictly cdjing..


Posted by Psy-T on Jun-19-2005 16:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Rob H
but id rather a dj be good with a crowd rather than a technical genious, just my preferance


that's not a conflict of intrests, there's no reason to choose one or the other, as there has never been.

why not be both?


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jun-19-2005 16:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Aiwendil
"Final Scratch is so 21st century" - Richie Hawtin


What century is he living in then?


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