Live 5.2b9 is online!

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Alex
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Live 5.2b9 is online!

Post by Alex » Fri Mar 31, 2006 6:28 pm

Hi folks,

we just uploaded another beta version of the upcoming Live update/upgrade 5.2.
This beta is free for every user.

With this beta version we are now really close to the final release of
Live 5.2. Because of the lack of available ReWire capable applications
and existing 2.4 VST plug-ins we still expect compatibility problems.

If we will run into these kind of problem we will take care for sure
but we also want to accommodate to the big numbers of users asking when the final
Live 5.2 will be released finally.


On Windows and OS X (Power-PC) you can unlock this beta with your
Live 5 serial number.

On OS X (Intel) or if you do not own Live 5 you can unlock this beta version
using the beta serial number provided on the beta website.

Check the beta website to download the version: www.ableton.com/beta

Please send all beta related feedback to beta@ableton.com.


Current version: Live 5.2b9
Expire date: 2006-04-07

This beta versions has these limitations:
- No manual is included
- No content is included
- No japanese language support is included


This version has enabled our bug reporter.
You will notice it when restarting Live after experiencing a crash.

Furthermore the Windows version has additional debug code to dump
information into the log file. Therefore the Windows version is a bit
slower as the final version (something between 5% to 15%).

When starting live 5.2b9 for the first time it should open with the Beta
lesson which also contains the change log.


Kind Regards,
Alex



Change log Live Live 5.2b8 - 5.2b9

-----------------------------------------------------------------
Improvements
-----------------------------------------------------------------

Reduced the peak CPU load when starting Live sets.

A 'Dump'-button for each MIDI Remote Script slot to the MIDI-tab of the preferences for dumping a sysex file to the appropriate Midi controller.

Updated several info texts.


-----------------------------------------------------------------
[01] Bug: Unlocking manually
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Platform: All

Live could crash after an doing an unlock manually.

Status: Fixed

-----------------------------------------------------------------
[02] Bug: Missing frozen samples
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Platform: All

A save self-contained of a Live set containing frozen tracks could result in the lost of the corresponding frozen samples for other Live sets.

Status: Fixed




Announcement of Live 5.2b8
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=36305

Announcement of Live 5.2b7
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=35898

Announcement of Live 5.2b6
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=35397

Announcement of Live 5.2b5
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34978

Announcement of Live 5.2b4
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34572

Announcement of Live 5.2b3
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34440
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ToLTeK
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Post by ToLTeK » Sat Apr 01, 2006 11:12 pm

Yey... Yet another BETA... :(
Are You trying to set the record for number of BETA's..?
At that rate we'll be testing BETA version 6 before 5.2 comes out...

drez
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Post by drez » Sun Apr 02, 2006 6:41 am

ToLTeK wrote:Yey... Yet another BETA... :(
Are You trying to set the record for number of BETA's..?
At that rate we'll be testing BETA version 6 before 5.2 comes out...
Yes, heaven forbid it would be as stable as possible before it was released. 8O
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in the meantime...

Post by kestwest » Sun Apr 02, 2006 6:42 pm

Has anyone got 5.0.3 running smoothly on a MacBook Pro? I thought it would be at least usable running non-native. I just got the MacBook Pro, so I'm anxious to start using it.

Thanks!
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Re: in the meantime...

Post by hoffman2k » Sun Apr 02, 2006 7:42 pm

kestwest wrote:Has anyone got 5.0.3 running smoothly on a MacBook Pro? I thought it would be at least usable running non-native. I just got the MacBook Pro, so I'm anxious to start using it.

Thanks!
You need 5.2 for a macbook pro. earlier versions don't support intel macs

HD1
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Post by HD1 » Sun Apr 02, 2006 8:45 pm

could anyone making sad smileys in reference to the beta phase of 5.2 please tell me what it is that's upsetting them ?

the beta is free, and fully functional.

i hated -paying- for live5 as soon as it was released and running into bugs that really thwarted the workflow I was accustomed to from working with my housemates live4.14 (uneven loops....took f-ing ages to be rectified, whilst introducing other problems in the meantime)

i'd have beta tested and given full reports of all these problems happily if I hadnt paid for it, as it turned out I did it unhappily for a while before getting fed up.

so the way I see it is, long beta phases is a good thing. but anyway thats just my opinion, back to the question at hand.....whats upsetting about a lengthy beta phase ? maybe I'm missing something obvious....
bing bing!

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Post by eldar » Mon Apr 03, 2006 2:23 am

RopeyPunter wrote:could anyone making sad smileys in reference to the beta phase of 5.2 please tell me what it is that's upsetting them ?

the beta is free, and fully functional.
"Furthermore the Windows version has additional debug code to dump
information into the log file. Therefore the Windows version is a bit
slower as the final version (something between 5% to 15%)."

HD1
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Post by HD1 » Mon Apr 03, 2006 2:26 am

ahh, thanks eldar, i thought i was missing something obvious

edit: it occured to me that the only moaners I've come across here on the forum are mac(tel) ones.
bing bing!

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Post by mikemc » Mon Apr 03, 2006 1:39 pm

ok, well, i am undoubtedly prone to guzzling the koolaid, but... 5.2b9 windows version is definitely a little slower, but there is something subtly 'better' about it.
UTENZIL a tool... of the muse.

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Post by enzymex » Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:04 am

Fix Sampletank Support

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