oh, did some research about Sequoia after all theses 30 years of DAW experience?
£2,580 is too much for you? Go back to your mighty Live and start stacking loops again then. lol


what age are you 2
i see now what you are a little bitwig troll
with your £2,580 go and get your ears cleaned out clearly your hearing has gone
i very much doubt you even own ableton let alone any other daw
the only one stacking samples is you
now off you pop

 

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Hi, trash talking loop stacker~

 

I’m really digging Live 10 so far. Not a single crash after a full day of use unlike 9.7.5.

Pros:
Groups within groups
Wavetable (negligible CPU hit on my MacBook Pro 2013)
Echo
Max4Live, woot!

Cons:
The new font
GUI now looks fugly in all themes
File browser enhancements need more work, roll on. 10.0.2

Can’t comment on the audio quality as I mainly do House music. It always sounds crap until it’s properly mastered by an engineer!

 

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Some people were born with a soul of a daw warrior. That's okay. They are fighting for the truth. I think there must be "daw fighter" badge and dedicated sticker pack which will contain such stickers as: "i hear the difference", "engine is my b!tch", "warning, intense loops abusing", "nexus tears", "ableton's scoring enthusiast" etc.

 

Can anyone tell me if Ableton Live 10 is more CPU friendly compared to Live 9? And also how do 32bit bridged (using Jbridge) plugins work on Live 10? (on a 64 bit Windows 10 PC )

 

32bit j bridge works gr8 here win 7 x64

 

hi notremid
im running an intel i5 -7200 cpu 2.5ghz 16gb 64bit windows 10 256ssd drive
im finding ableton 10 slightly faster running than 9
it starts faster and closes faster than 9
the only thing im finding is wavetable has quite a high cpu ask about 40% with some patches and way up into the 80% cpu usage with other patches
probably similar to the cpu usage serum uses
i can use wavetable but i flatten and freeze the track to free up my cpu
other than that its running really good and seems pretty stable with no crashes so far
im really enjoying all the new features ableton 10 brings to the table and the all new sound content and updates are great
hope this helps all the best

 

Nobody in his right mind would do such a thing with ableton live.
That's completely out of the focus of what live was designed for.

 

Jesus Christ you're delusional, it's not 2004 anymore. You can't back anything you say up with facts or research like I did proving you wrong which you ignored so take your bullshit elsewhere and get with the times

 

Not at all true I know of many different people that use Ableton to compose and mix orchestral scores, although the clear favourite is logic and a little cubase, Ableton is still used for this task. Take Daniel James for example, won various awards with scores written and mixed and in Ableton live

 

Ugh come on, you use Logic or Studio One, and maybe that outdated Steinberg DAW for this.

 

Yes I'd say Logic and Cubase are best options but you will find any and every daw being used somewhere

 

Love Live. Thinks it's the best DAW for drafting up music. It's the fastest, regardless of short cuts and hot keys. HOWEVER, it's STILL $800 for the Suite. There's nothing that can justify that price point these days. It costs up to 4x more than its close competitors.

Hopefully, a price reduction is in 10.0.2.

 

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on mac i can tell you that the maschine within live 10 performance exciting good, while in 9 it blew up after a few patterns going , now i can stack and stack like i do in any other daw. also omnisphere is doing much better in grannual mode, so i assume the fixed a memory leak that plagued Live 9

 

i have 44 live packs with paid ableton 10 suite Articstorm