2006
Apologies if you're already hip to this, but I just found out about it, which makes it almost like it's new. This is Robert Henke's new MIDI contoller. It will be for controlling Live and Max/MSP when Robert is performing as Monolake. A whole slew of pics on his site, and some info here. Suffice to say, it is pretty much the end-all-be-all of Ableton Live controllers. Dig the RGB LEDs. While I'm not a Live user, I could become one if I had one of these bad boys as a steering wheel. Fuggeddaboudit.
posted August 10, 2006 by inteliko
and the Mungo box:
link [home.netspeed.com.au]
posted August 10, 2006 by inteliko
posted August 10, 2006 by resonaut
posted August 10, 2006 by Bounte
posted August 11, 2006 by Synth_Sleezey
I have to use it a lot for AD testing purposes, and in my experience there's nothing in Live that isn't easier in most any other DAW except for its looping abilities (which, on the flip side, contribute heavily to its generally fuzzy-around-the-edges sound.) For live purposes (go figure) it is obviously second to none. For actual studio work, it is one notch above Traktion in my book. I've managed to make just shy of 70 records without using either it or Pro Tools on a single track. The old "if it ain't broke" maxim applies here.
That, of course, doesn't mean that it won't work for a lot of people. It just doesn't work for me.
-CR
posted August 11, 2006 by Chris Randall
Thanks for posting
Props
Marcus
posted August 11, 2006 by THX1138
