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Create, produce and perform. Create ideas, make changes without stopping, and capture everything as you work. If you've used music software before, you're already familiar with one half of Ableton Live. Live's Arrangement View is a familiar working space: time moves from left to right, while tracks are stacked vertically.
But Live also features the revolutionary Session View: a uniquesketchpad for improvising, playing and performing with musical ideas, without the constraints of the timeline. Freely and independently start and stop any number of audio or MIDI loops - everything stays in sync. Almost everything in Live works in real-time - add, reorder or remove devices, play with Live's flexible track routing and more all without interrupting your creative flow.
Ableton Live 9 new features
* Session automation: In Session View, automation can now be recorded in real time directly within clips. Automation can move together with clips between Arrangement and Session View.
* Find sounds fast: Live's new browser puts all instruments, effects, samples, and plug-ins in one easy-to-navigate view. Drag and drop folders from anywhere on your computer, search as you type and navigate from the keyboard to find everything quickly.
* Discover new sounds: Live comes with a large selection (3,500 in the Suite edition) of production-ready sounds, which were carefully crafted with the help of over 40 artists, sound designers and engineers. All sounds feature Macro controls for fast access to their most meaningful, musical parameters.
* Get your sound right: Live's studio effects have all been reworked for even better sound and usability. The Glue Compressor is a new effect - an authentic model of a legendary 1980s console bus compressor. EQ Eight has an audition mode for isolating frequencies and an expandable spectrum display. The Gate and Compressor effects feature a Gain Reduction view which shows changes in signal level over time.
* Extract music from samples: Live's new Harmony, Melody and Drums To Midi tools extract natural-feeling MIDI directly from the favourite parts of your music collection. You can also sing, tap a rhythm, play any solo instrument, then use Melody or Drums to MIDI to turn your recordings into MIDI clips that you can edit and reuse with any sound.
* Edit the details: Transpose, reverse and stretch MIDI notes or warp clip automation and add curves to automation envelopes. New tools and an improved workflow allow fast and flexible editing of musical ideas.
* Max for Live - now in Suite: The Suite edition of Live 9 comes with Max for Live and its many unique instruments, effects and tools. Max for Live itself includes 24 new devices such as a convolution reverb, new drum synthesizer instruments, MIDI echo as well as reworked versions of classics such as Step Sequencer and Buffer Shuffler 2.
What's new in Ableton Live 9.0.3: (April 19th, 2013)
Improvements and feature changes:
· Added a new skin: "Disco".
· Added a new option to the "Record/Warp/Launch" preferences pane: "Start Transport with Record". If activated, the transport will start immediately when clicking on the Session- or Arrangement-Record buttons. If deactivated, it prepares for recording as in Live 8, so you have to launch a clip in Session View or click the 'Play' button. You can hold down the Shift modifier key when clicking on the record buttons to invert the behavior temporarily.
· When recording automation on top of an existing automation envelope, and quickly clicking on different positions in parameters like sliders, X/Y pads, etc., Live now records a latching automation envelope instead of jumping back to the previous value.
· The Compressor device does not clip input signals at +20 dB anymore.
· Added control surface support for Novation Launchkey series.
· Added control surface support for M-Audio Axiom Air Mini 32.
· Added a user satisfaction survey. After several hours of usage, Live will ask you to rate the software on the next startup. You can submit a star rating or simply dismiss the survey.
· Updated manual, lessons and translations.
Bugfixes:
· The Trial version of Live 9.0.2 could hang on startup.
· Live would not work as a ReWire slave on Windows.
· The performance of the Ableton Index process has been improved, especially on OS X.
· The Ableton Index process would sometimes not scan all folders after adding them to the sidebar.
· The Ableton Index process could block the GUI during saving and exporting of Live sets, presets or clips.
· Scanning folders containing a huge amount of files could take longer than necessary.
· The Browser would not update its content pane after a change in the file system if the selection was somewhere outside of the Browser.
· Expanding the Audio Unit folder in the browser's "Plug-ins" label could be slow for users which have a lot of library content installed.
· Live would not save a clip self-contained after dragging it to the Browser and confirming the name of the new clip by clicking anywhere outside of the Browser.
· The Session Record button would not turn off if the recording was aborted, e.g. by stopping or deleting the currently recording clip, disarming a track, etc.
· Under certain conditions, MIDI notes would not get recorded into a clip slot after deleting a previous clip.
· Overdubbing into MIDI clips could unnecessarily bloat the undo history file.
· Fixed a graphical glitch which could occur in the representation of the filter curve in EQ Eight's Frequency Display.
· Several MIDI control surfaces would not correctly shut down after quitting Live, e.g. motorfaders on the Mackie Control would not return to zero, Axiom Pro devices would not exit Hypercontrol mode, etc.
· The "Project Mix IO" control surface would not work.
· The channel strip buttons on the Mackie Control XT would not work.
· Fixed a bug where the key navigation in track headers would not work properly when certain control surfaces are selected.
· When using control surface scripts, the blue hand would sometimes not map to any device, e.g. after creating a device and then deleting it by using undo.
· Live could sometimes crash on quit in case a faulty MIDI remote script throws an exception in the Python console.
· Fixed a crash which could occur in Live Intro when right-clicking on a drum rack chain.
System requirements
- Windows XP (64 bit), Windows Vista (64 bit), Windows 7 (64 bit) or Windows 8 (64 bit)
- Multicore processor
- 2 GB RAM
-1024x768 display
-3GB free disk space
Languages : English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish
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