Minimiser wrote:How can u hate live? It is a awesome piece of software.

maybe because the crack stops working after a given time?

I play live with the "poor" 5400 rpm HD of my thinkpad and I still have to have glitches or dropouts on stage.
I even recorded 14 tracks in realtime on the "poor" HD with no problems...

I'm happy of my IBM, while still single core (1.86 Ghz Pentium M w/1.5 Gb RAM with an RME Multiface II) suits my needs, with the internal 5400 RPM HD I can record 16 tracks at the same time w/reverbs and stuff w/o glitches or dropouts whatsoever -I guess the soundcard plays a role here too- a friend...

ok my mnml sluts, i got a few tracks that i thought were done....sounds just fine in the mixdown....but after i render the track is real low, sound is muddy....what program can i use to crisp up the track?!?......any help is more then appreciated.. if you use ableton live, forget about rendering to...

do not put your laptop on a turntable, the magnetic thing can damage your hard drive. If your laptop has an anti vibrations utility turn it off -you don't want to kick in when your performing - my laptop has it and I turn it off always before playing in clubs. As for the external HD I think the stan...

FM syntesis is great to create drum sounds, and the ease of use of operators is unbeatable. maybe not *the* best sounding around but you can your job done so quickly... and then you can always treat the samples you did with some serious comp/eqs in an audio editor for example. Doing it's own drum so...

ri wrote:Isn't live 6.0 going to be full dual core compatibile?

I'm not sure when the due date is, but it's not far off.

AFAIK live 5.2 is already full dual core compatible, and the announced release date of live 6 is around june/july

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