Makes experimentation a breeze. Movie support. Racks and folders improve workflow. Flexible MIDI mapping. Multicore and multi-processor support. Universal binary.
No surroundsound 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. ...
Powerful and intuitive design; video support; better performance with multiprocessor/multicore Macs; new rack instruments and effects offer greater flexibility.
None significant.
Ableton’s Live has long been a capable and creative tool for making music both in the studio and in live performance. Live 6.0.3 expands those capabilities and—with the addition of multiprocessor and core support and its Deep Freeze funct...
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Publicerad: 2006-12-20, Författare: Karl , testad av: macworld.co.uk
Multi-core/processor support, video capability, enhanced project-management tools, wide selection of signal processors, AAC import, good ReWire support
New Sampler and Operator not bundled, Essential Instrument Collection only available with boxed version, no scoring facilities, moderately steep learning curve
Even if you’re settled with another sequencer, it’s still worth acquiring Live 6. Not only does it function as a powerful scratchpad for sample-based works, it ReWires into any compatible host, adding incredible capability to a Mac-based music...
