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Now that LIVE 4 supports MIDI and VSTi, is FREEZE in the plans? After completing a MIDI/VSTi track, it would be nice to FREEZE it and recover the CPU resources.

Now that LIVE supports MIDI and VSTi, is FREEZE in the plans? After completing a MIDI/VSTi track, it would be nice to FREEZE it and recover the CPU resources.

OvalGuy wrote:V4 looks good so far - the only abends being ...

Hey OvalGuy, you wouldn't happen to work with Novell Networks, would you?

Out to the LAKE I go..... The weather is perfect, water is perfect, ladies lookin' great.... I'm outa here.

Well... mines gone now. Due to a Steinberg software issue a year ago.

Don't forget to eat Don't forget to feed your children Don't forget to take your medicine Don't forget to take a breath once in a while Don't forget to hit F5 from time to time Don't forget to use the restroom if needed Don't forget to kiss your wife goodbye since now she's leaving you because she ...

loophead wrote:

EnjoyRC wrote:I've never anticipated a release...

wheres your manners ! dont forget YOUR glass of water....

GULP!!!

I've never anticipated a release... or beta release like this before with any other music application. But I primarily purchased LIVE 3 because of the feature set promised in LIVE 4. Without the new features LIVE would not have worked for me. Since they promise the release of LIVE by the end of JULY...

Just curious if they're releasing the PC and the Mac versions? Will we be able to download both versions? My implementation of LIVE includes building on my PC based studio system, and performing with my PowerBook system.

You mean to tell me that we're gonna miss the 4th of July fireworks this year in the US because we're gonna be too busy waiting or playing with the new BETA?

When it's available, will the beta be accessable on the DOWNLOADS page?

http://www.ableton.com/index.php?main=downloads

bit rate will have little or no effect on time stretching quality... change your sample frequency... if you're going to be time stretching excessively get yourself a 96khz or 192khz sampler... that'd help substantially. of course if you're going to do that you might as well sample at 24 or 32 bits....

I appreciate your response. I know I'm new to LIVE. Yet, not new to DAWs. I've been working in studios for many years. I have been experimenting in LIVE for a couple of weeks now. Great software. Great solution for my live performances instead of running Cubase SX2 on my PowerBook. I have read nearl...

I would hope that it wouldn't become a MAC ONLY application. I strongly rely on the fact that I can run it in my PC based studio and my PowerBook. --------------------------------------------------- I create my recordings in Cubase SX2.2 Master them in WaveLab Port clips over to LIVE Assemble the pr...