Hi, guys!

Just saw in one of a thread а disscussion about live's future features and decided to create a new thread where everybody can dream a little bit.

Here is my whishlist:

* Grouping within a group
* In-clip audio editing
* Bounce in Place
* 32-bit VST support in Live 64-bit

 

would love a right click to add plug in/effects thing... like logic

 

i knew you would be first to respond!!

 

all that from the wishlist
has bitwig built in

im a ableton user for years but sometimes ableton sucks
has ableton not the brilliant effects
i would buy bitwig

i think when ableton live 10 comes to late , bitwig will be the number one and rule all daw

 

Yeah, and i know why Cause it would be a nonsence after they developed x64 and x86 versions.

What kind of delay issues are you talking about?

 

quality fader caps. longer faders, track control on the left hand side, better looking transport bar, mp3 export, a 150mb max installer

 

better midi routing and sync

 

1.Ghost channles
2. A note pad
3. Mono button on the master
4.Large faders
5.Bounce in place

 

1 - smoothing tool for automatition lines or a command that after selecting a "red line" of automatition smooths it with an apropiate algorithm that preservs what you did but better drawn... with the less possible dots
2 - the choice to use the original browser that I think is based on the operative system so LIVE dont NEED to import to "places"
3 - unlimited return channels and the posibility to duplicate them
4 - when importing tracks from another session it HAS to be possible to import gruped channels as well
5 - command + F to "follow" song instead of "find"
6 - Edit Midi while still see other midi channel superimposed
7 - Better midi edit options like editing the transposition of 2 or more midi tracks at the same time ETC like cubase that has an extensive midi edit menu
these someone already said
8 - vst3 support
9 - group groups

 

Last edited: Sep 17, 2015

volume faders (mixer) on arrange page option (yes I know bitwig does this)
a native sylenth type synth
better spectrum

 

Looks like a new UI...


-Browse VST+presets from push
-Chop Samples from push
-Clip editing MIDI track in arrangement view (not just the clip at the bottom of the screen)
-PXT plus
-Automatic color coding
-Creative racks
-Skins/themes (push too)
-Lower CPU from M4L devices
-Oscilloscope & waveform monitoring
-Binaural Panning

 

Faster load,
Improved audio quality,
x32VST support in Live x64
Ghost tracks.
Group groups

 

I thought they fixed all PDC issues in 9.2 version. And even testing it on inserts devices. Never trying to test PDC on the send channels, well, i guees now i'll try.

 

With some tricks in Options.txt you can make it load faster.

I don't think Live has any troubles with audio quality. In some cases it's even better than other DAWs. For example high-quality downsampling. You can see the graph yourself - http://src.infinitewave.ca/

 

Yeah. I hope so

 

I would:
1 like the ability to comp better….
2 "TAKES!!!!"!!! …..
3 Better "note" implementation….
4 Real bussing ala PT etc, that mitigate the grouping problems….
5 Of course a more streamlined audio engine, so buffer sizes even on a powerful machine would not be as bad as they are compared to Logic etc… (but I understand they are designed for constant SRC etc, so that is part of the devil),….
6 being able to bounce mono to mono… like Arctic said, better freeze to flatten, mp3 export, (or workaround, where one has to download the LAME codec or whatever if they are trying to avoid licensing problems)….
7 Natively being able to look at a mix window and see what devices are instantiated etc (like any other daw, know there are workarounds, but…),
8 and yes, a dedicated LFO etc without the need for M4L would be great…
9 beter implementation with video
10 Being able to nudge audio on a sample level like PT, or at least a more elegant way of handling it…
and again
11. TAKES!!!

sure I have more, but those just immediately come to mind…