you must be really fat (no offense) - or food is very expensive in the statesdabb wrote:Somebody wanting to get Live6 with operator and sampler better have a thick wallet and be ready to dish out $950.00US. I already own a license for Live5 and will be buying operator and the new sampler and of course I'll go the download way to save a few bucks. That's still $570.00 for my upgrade. I'm not a pro just a hobbyist, I love Live and spend many hours buried in its great interface. So f**k it I'll starve for a couple of weeks.![]()
dabb
Live 6
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- KVRAF
- 2609 posts since 26 Aug, 2002 from here
I believe every thread should devolve into character attacks and witch-burning. It really helps the discussion.
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- KVRist
- 112 posts since 24 Apr, 2004 from Canada
Well no I'm not fat, but I like eating good food. I figure if I cut back on food, hydro, gas and ease back a bit on the wine, I'll be able to make the purchase much smoother.ericj23 wrote: you must be really fat (no offense) - or food is very expensive in the states
dabb
ps. I should have bought operator a while back, would have made things easier this time a round.
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- KVRist
- 328 posts since 30 Jan, 2004
Yep, worked it out.
Live Lite to Live 5.2 download upgrade was EUR249
Live 5.2 to Live 6 download will be +EUR99
Live Lite to Live 6 download upgrade is EUR249
Well that's a great way of saying 'thanks' to all the users who've put money in your bank account before last week, isn't it?
Live Lite to Live 5.2 download upgrade was EUR249
Live 5.2 to Live 6 download will be +EUR99
Live Lite to Live 6 download upgrade is EUR249
Well that's a great way of saying 'thanks' to all the users who've put money in your bank account before last week, isn't it?
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- KVRAF
- 1868 posts since 26 Oct, 2002 from San Francisco
Apart from the pathetic piano roll editor, lack of automation curves, and well, quite a few other things actually, the one thing that bugged me about Live was the meters. While the first two points have apparently been ignored for another revision, it looks like they've finally got something right:


- KVRAF
- 27005 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
dabb wrote:Somebody wanting to get Live6 with operator and sampler better have a thick wallet and be ready to dish out $950.00US. I already own a license for Live5 and will be buying operator and the new sampler and of course I'll go the download way to save a few bucks. That's still $570.00 for my upgrade. I'm not a pro just a hobbyist, I love Live and spend many hours buried in its great interface. So f**k it I'll starve for a couple of weeks.![]()
dabb
for download, it is $470 not $570... still a lot
Ableton did say they would be offering some bundles which would save something
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- KVRist
- 112 posts since 24 Apr, 2004 from Canada
That's right but if I want the "Essential Instrument Collection" that still makes it $570. Notice its called "essential""pdxindy"
for download, it is $470 not $570... still a lot
dabb
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- The Teach
- 8273 posts since 23 Jul, 2002 from flatness
essential for abletons continued financial well-being ???
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- KVRAF
- 27005 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
dabb wrote:That's right but if I want the "Essential Instrument Collection" that still makes it $570. Notice its called "essential""pdxindy"
for download, it is $470 not $570... still a lot![]()
dabb
you said you would go the download way to save a few bucks. since the EIC is not available for download, I figured you would not be getting it.
If I get Sampler, I will not be getting the 'essential' instruments.
- KVRAF
- 1942 posts since 29 Aug, 2003 from Austin, TX
It sounds like you get allot of good sounds for sampler if you go the boxed way, it's only $100.00 more.dabb wrote:Somebody wanting to get Live6 with operator and sampler better have a thick wallet and be ready to dish out $950.00US. I already own a license for Live5 and will be buying operator and the new sampler and of course I'll go the download way to save a few bucks. That's still $570.00 for my upgrade. I'm not a pro just a hobbyist, I love Live and spend many hours buried in its great interface. So f**k it I'll starve for a couple of weeks.![]()
dabb
I would do it if I wasn't a salesperson for Live... just kidding..
Macbook Pro M4, Ableton 12 Suite, NI Komplete
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- KVRAF
- 7489 posts since 6 Jul, 2004
But so far as I can tell, Sampler itself does not ship with any sample content at all, right?
(Another of the reasons that it hardly competes in terms of value for money with alternative products currently on the market...)
(Another of the reasons that it hardly competes in terms of value for money with alternative products currently on the market...)
- KVRAF
- 1942 posts since 29 Aug, 2003 from Austin, TX
I hear ya. I seldom ever use any of the live effects or instruments.. I like them, I'm just used to all my great 3rd party gear. All of the effects I get with Reaktor5 not to mention the synths pretty much makes other gear un-needed.Voodu wrote:I'm looking forward to the upgrade, but I'm not buying the sample set or the sampler. I dunno, I just can't justify spending that much again. Maybe I'm getting old?
Riley
Macbook Pro M4, Ableton 12 Suite, NI Komplete
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- KVRist
- 42 posts since 3 Jun, 2006
That's what it really comes down to. After you've been making music for awhile you have a certain selection of apps you have learned inside and out. Ableton Live is one of those apps for me. Once you've reached that point otehr stuff can just get in your way musically.
- KVRAF
- 27005 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
headquest wrote:But so far as I can tell, Sampler itself does not ship with any sample content at all, right?
(Another of the reasons that it hardly competes in terms of value for money with alternative products currently on the market...)
I believe that is correct... no sample content unless you purchase the EIC (boxed version)
I do think it is too early to tell if Sampler competes since we cannot try it and it is only in alpha.
One way it more than competes. With Kontakt, if I record some audio, I have to save that audio to disk and then import into Kontakt. With Sampler, you will be able to drag the clip right in. With flatten, it will be easy to resample too. This is a huge draw for me!
If I get Sampler I will not get the EIC library. I will get Sampler if it turns out it is a great sampling/mangling/performance beast. Kontakt is not ideal in that regard
