As a daily user of Ableton, I'm pretty excited about this. Especially the Capture Automation/Step Sequencer/Multiband rack types.
I'm not a fan boy of any companies or tools, but Live has continued to impress me with each release.
ilumanty•19m ago
The style of marketing page does not live up to the software's quality.
NSUserDefaults•13m ago
Not new to 13 but I love Ableton's clean UI. Similar to Blender, it's how all creative apps (and systems!) should do it.
hmokiguess•2m ago
I actually much prefer FL Studio UI over Ableton's
vectordust•1m ago
Agreed, it's really intuitive (or it was for me). I feel like it has just the right learning curve, it just makes sense.
TobiasJacob•10m ago
I'm almost a little bit disappointed agentic editing didn't find it's way into Ableton yet.
hsuduebc2•7m ago
Is there even any such software?
vectordust•5m ago
I'm personally glad to see they didn't add anything AI. Suno already exists for that market, IMO.
lukaszkorecki•10m ago
So much good stuff there, hard to pick a favorite. Also cool to see that the device list in channel strips is finally stable (it’s been an options.txt thing for years)
m00dy•6m ago
I can easily clone this software in a week.
hmokiguess•4m ago
Waiting on your Show HN then or larping
Jtarii•6m ago
extremely badly made website
jawns•1m ago
If I were considering this as a Christmas gift for a 16-year-old who likes making things in Garage Band, would the Lite edition still be a step up, or should I more seriously consider the next level up?
semtud•59s ago
New to music production but really want to give it a try. Can somebody please recommend resources/courses for beginners and which Abelton edition to buy: lite, intro, standard, suite? Also I was wondering if it is worth to buy akai mpk mini (play) to start with?
vectordust•23m ago
I'm not a fan boy of any companies or tools, but Live has continued to impress me with each release.