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This audio-production app can make you a mix-master maestro.
Makes experimentation a breeze. Movie support. Racks and folders improve workflow. Flexible MIDI mapping. Multicore and multi-processor support. Universal binary ; No surround-sound support. Sampler software costs an extra $199
No surround-sound support. Sampler software costs an extra $199
. Seasoned users will find that Live retains its instant-groove appeal, while stage performers will appreciate enhancements to project organization and MIDI control.
On a dual-processor 2GHz Power Mac with 2.5GB of RAM, Activity Monitor showed the CPU approximately 82 percent idle when playing back a demo song in Live 5.2, but it was around 90 percent idle with Live 6. This is Live 6's Session view, the...
Ableton's Live has long been a capable and creative tool for making music both in the studio and in live performance. Live 6 expands those capabilities and makes for a better performing program.
Powerful and intuitive design ; video support ; better performance with multiprocessor/multicore Macs ; new rack instruments and effects offer greater flexibility
None significant
Before addressing Live 6's improvements over the previous version, it's worth recounting its essential capabilities and unique talents. Live earns its name by giving you the power to easily trigger prerecorded audio with a computer's keyboard, mouse, ...
On my 2.66GHz Dual-Core Mac Pro, I was able to construct a thick, multitrack composition and play a dense sampled track live with nary a hiccup. And because you do, I can skip much of the prologue and state that, in its latest iteration, Ableton...
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