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And if you upgrade from Suite 8 to Live 9, you keep your Suite instruments. You just don't get the new content in Suite 9.

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Based on what we know so far, I can't give it more than 2 stars. I was expecting a lot more from 9. This feels more like an 8.7 upgrade to me. The new features seem nice, but there is nothing there that I couldn't live without, personally. Session automation probably being the most useful, but again...

Perhaps these are now hidden in a context menu. There has to be support for legacy sets, at least I would hope so.

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JayNiko wrote: Actually I don't get why they offer me upgrade to Live 9 Standard? And what about my existing Suite instruments? No explanation )

See the post previous to yours.

I was just about to ask this same question. Thinking logically, surely clip modulation envelopes would have to be retained for back-compatibility with sets made in previous versions. So hopefully, they are still there and not hidden too much in 9.

Scotty Danger wrote:

dj_blueprint wrote:What's wack is that if I upgrade to Live 9, all the instruments I paid for in Suite 8 won't come with me.

Is this confirmed?

When I contacted support earlier this year, they told me that I would be able to 'upgrade' from Suite 8 to Live 9 standard and retain all of my Suite 8 extras.

Thanks for pointing this out. I'd have missed it otherwise. Frustratingly, I could have really used this functionality a few years ago when I was using a lot of macro mapping (I started a thread about it) - not so much these days, but still very good to have it. I'd also like to know why this featur...

It would be useful to be able to select more than one cell in a drum rack, with altered parameters on devices within being replicated on selected siblings. I know there is 'copy value to siblings' but of course this affects all cells, and that's not always appropriate. Perhaps a 'copy value to selec...

Yes, I do this with a Wacom tablet and a trackball. Both work fine together.

1) Ableton Live CPU Meter - 16% peak - 15% stable 2) Laptop/Desktop? Make/Model? - Custom desktop (ASUS P8H61 M-LE) 3) Operating System? - Windows 7 64 SP1 4) Ableton Live version? - 8.2.6 5) CPU Make, Model, and Speed? - Intel i5 2300 2.8GHz 6) Amount of Ram? - 8GB Corsair DDR3 1333MHz XMS3 7) Soun...

2-3 hours a day actually producing it, but 2/3 times that thinking and planning. I'd like to spend more time working, but ear and arm fatigue (RSI) become a problem.

I had a similar problem with my Nanopad. It seems that over time the pads become 'stuck'. I tried fixing mine but in the end just sliced off the pads and turned it into a stand-alone USB XY controller. http://www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-electronic-music-production/485563-kor...

Well, the cable wasn't the answer for me because the problem reappeared shortly afterwards. However, although I hesitate to speak too soon, I think I may have solved the problem (at least in my case ). I decided to take the thing apart and have a look inside to see if there were any obvious problems...