I'm glad I still have Kick 1 but was looking to upgrade soon. I may just wait til they figure that out.anoise wrote:This! I reported this behavior to Bitwig and Sonic Academy a couple of months ago. Still waiting for a fix...blubberbert wrote: Kick 2 vst sometimes creates offset (I think I never experienced that in Live)
The only workaround is to sample the kicks from Kick 2 for consistent, on time hits.
moving to Bitwig from Ableton Live
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- KVRist
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Yes, it is more efficient, also vs. 11 beta that I tested today.pierb wrote: Wed Nov 11, 2020 1:40 am Sorry for the necro, but are the GUI issues in Bitwig still present?
I just saw this video where it seems to be actually a lot more efficient than Live 10
There were some issues on macOS, but I'm hearing they've been largely straightened out by now.
It's smooth sailing
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Thanks antic!antic604 wrote: Wed Nov 11, 2020 1:43 am Yes, it is more efficient, also vs. 11 beta that I tested today.
There were some issues on macOS, but I'm hearing they've been largely straightened out by now.
It's smooth sailing![]()
I will probably get Bitwig on their next sale.
I'm done with Ableton. I paid $300 less than a year ago to upgrade to Live 10 and now they are asking for another $200 to upgrade to Live 11 for features Bitwig already has.
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Well, I'm not sure what is it that Live 11 adds that "Bitwig already has", but regardless it's a good decision. But make sure you're not making in impulsively. Take the 30 day demo, see if the workflow works for you and so on. It's not for everybodypierb wrote: Wed Nov 11, 2020 1:48 amI'm done with Ableton. I paid $300 less than a year ago to upgrade to Live 10 and now they are asking for another $200 to upgrade to Live 11 for features Bitwig already has.
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I guess for me the main feature of Live 11 is MPE, which Bitwig has had for ages.antic604 wrote: Wed Nov 11, 2020 2:00 am Well, I'm not sure what is it that Live 11 adds that "Bitwig already has", but regardless it's a good decision. But make sure you're not making in impulsively. Take the 30 day demo, see if the workflow works for you and so on. It's not for everybody![]()
Thanks for the tips!
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- KVRist
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Didnt know the video, but´s very interesting. Even when you notice he is using a i9 9900K.pierb wrote: Wed Nov 11, 2020 1:40 am Sorry for the necro, but are the GUI issues in Bitwig still present?
I just saw this video where it seems to be actually a lot more efficient than Live 10:
RME Babyface Pro / Bitwig / Adam A7X / Maschine+
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- KVRist
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For anyone considering switch..
You get
- Better overall performance
- Solid stability
- Easier modulation
- Customizable shortcuts
- Slightly better piano roll
- The grid
- More active updates
You'll probabily miss
- M4L
- Native effects like Multiband Dynamics
- Hardware/Controller support
- Neatly designed UX
- Capture
- And now comping
- Better plugin compatability
Feature-wise both DAW are almost on the same level but I switched because of the stability and updates. Development pace seem to be quite promising. They try to listen a lot too.
You get
- Better overall performance
- Solid stability
- Easier modulation
- Customizable shortcuts
- Slightly better piano roll
- The grid
- More active updates
You'll probabily miss
- M4L
- Native effects like Multiband Dynamics
- Hardware/Controller support
- Neatly designed UX
- Capture
- And now comping
- Better plugin compatability
Feature-wise both DAW are almost on the same level but I switched because of the stability and updates. Development pace seem to be quite promising. They try to listen a lot too.
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- KVRian
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You can also wait 2 years with buying 11 like you did with buying 10. Or skip 11 and buy 12 in 4 years or so.pierb wrote: Wed Nov 11, 2020 1:48 amI'm done with Ableton. I paid $300 less than a year ago to upgrade to Live 10 and now they are asking for another $200 to upgrade to Live 11antic604 wrote: Wed Nov 11, 2020 1:43 am Yes, it is more efficient, also vs. 11 beta that I tested today.
There were some issues on macOS, but I'm hearing they've been largely straightened out by now.
It's smooth sailing![]()
You also don't have to upgrade, like you don't have to with Bitwig.
But if you always want to have the latest version of a DAW, then Bitwig is more expensive than Live.
Partially true. Live 11 and even 10 also offers features Bitwig doesn't have.for features Bitwig already has.
You can buy mine. viewtopic.php?f=43&t=531689&p=7518985#p7518985I will probably get Bitwig on their next sale.
