I agree with you here sqook. This was sort of part of my original thinking, but it was better articulated by you. From my experiences with Sonar, Cubase, and Nuendo, that's one of the main things I miss in Live.sqook wrote:That is my argument, essentially.Taiis wrote:For Ableton to take such an argument seriously, you would have to argue that they would make more money with sampler and operator bundled, not that "Other daws do it". That's just like saying "But the other kids get to do it? why can't I?".
If ableton wants to be serious about attracting DAW customers, they should offer similar tools to what other DAW's have. It's not just that "the other kids do it", it's that it makes live more attractive as a DAW platform and not just the "new kid on the block". I would wager that including sampler and operator would probably yield more profits from sales of live than selling them independently does... but of course, I have no way to prove that.
Sampler and Operator should be bundled with Live
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I always thought it was a bit tight not to have made them part of Live, they already are anyway, i have to download them and have a menu option to hide the damn things so I don't get tempted. I'm doing ok so far with that one but it'd be most welcome if they were included as part of the next major update. They're far to expensive anyway, especially when you see what other software companies create for less.
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Yeah, me too. It's one reason I've not been that tempted by Operator and Sampler really, I can do pretty much all I want with Simplers and racks and the rest by Live's audio manipulation.Haselmeier wrote:i still think that live in the basic version is the most inspiering sequencer on the market.
I think Sampler is incomplete as a multisampler anyway, one set of filters for global use, no choke groups etc. I know it's useful for mangling etc but useless to me as a multisampler, even Reason's nnxt is light years ahead of it.
Still not worth the money for me I'm afraid, I'd have Vember audio's Shortcircuit in preference if I was in the market for a sampler, amazing tool for the money.