you've never wanted to experiment with your arrangement without having to constantly cut/copy paste and start/stop the playhead?...you've never wanted to experiment with mixing and combining different compositional ideas and differing motifs that didn't evolve linearly from a single theme or event?...have you tried it?...the first time I tried it when ableton first dropped I found it fun and gratifying and immediately saw the appeal and potential....I think if you have ever DJed especially with vinyl, you instinctively got itBONES wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 2:06 amReally? I look at it and can't for the life of me see why I would want to use it.JamelaBanderson wrote: ↑Thu Jul 22, 2021 6:50 pmI find the session view in Ableton indispensable. For me, any DAW that hopes to compete with it should have a comparable feature.
sure...your not the only one...I've heard others say the same thing and I'm surprised more of the similar tools utilizing the composition as a spreadsheet concept haven't rotated the session view 90deg...it's an interesting human factors question...the cognitive performance of orienting the time domain as left to right as opposed to top to bottom...but lots of people love trackers which orient like scenes in session view