Among other techniques, I use Collections to constrain my available selections to a particular set of instruments and effects when writing new music, which helps to sharpen my attention and focus on the feel I want to obtain. Although not a comprehensive contextual tagging system ( à la NI's Komplete Kontrol ), the Collections "system" significantly focuses workflow. alc (Ableton Live clip) files - basically anything that is viewable within the browser - in a tidy, color-coded list that's also accessible from Ableton's Push. The first is a simple one the addition of Collections to Live's browser helps keep your favorite devices, effects.
In other words, Live has always helped you start cool new ideas and now includes even more smart tools, better enabling you to finish those ideas as well.Īlthough there are a ton of new features, in honor of the version number milestone, I'll focus on ten key aspects that have made the most significant improvements to my workflow (in no particular order). With the last two updates, in particular, it seems as if Ableton has focused on expanding that principle, while also building in workflow refinements that allow users to complete and deliver on those inspired ideas. Of course, Live isn't just a DAW in the conventional sense although it can be capably used to record audio and MIDI within (or outside of) a linear timeline, Live excels at being a platform for musical inspiration and idea generation. Version 10 feels like an addition of significant fit, finish, and refinement to what has become a game-changing DAW.
ABLETON LIVE 10 REVIEWS UPDATE
Ableton once again delivers a compelling update to their always imaginative music creation software suite, Live.
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