if you find P5 very intuitive, you may not find Live that intuitive, because I've been using Sonar since version 1.0, and P5 makes no sense to me.CynicalSmile wrote:Anyone having any problems with recording while using the arpeggiator?
I just downloaded the beta, after having poked around with the Project 5 demo and loving the arp they included. To my surprise, there was a very nice arp in Live too. I recorded a synth part and had no problem, but I then loaded up a Simpler and dropped in a kick, as well as high hat samples. I set the arp to 1/8 so as to get a 4/4 kick with an offset hat. I hit record and held down the corresponding keys, but it didn't seem to want to play right, and even though it showed the two notes held down for the duration of the midi clip....it didn't trigger the drum samples. Also at this point, the samples would no longer respond to my keyboard either. I had to actually delete and reload another Simpler to get it to respond again. I am not that familiar with Live, so maybe there's something I'm missing....but how intuitive a program is usually determines whether or not I'll use it. For what it's worth, I found Project 5 VERY intuitive...being a longtime Sonar user and all...but I have some issues with that program as well. I'm basically looking for a more "inspired" program that I can have fun "playing"...and it's between Live and Project 5.
Live on the otherhand is the perfect Sonar complement, and was as intuitive to me as Sonar was.