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Doesn't Lite limit you to 16 tracks? That gets over quickly once you start producing serious music. The Push + Live Suit bundle is good value imo. Though you
by puranjay 7y ago
Doesn't Lite limit you to 16 tracks? That gets over quickly once you start producing serious music.
The Push + Live Suit bundle is good value imo.
Though you should ask what you're going to use it for. I use it mostly as an arranger and honestly, I could have done the same better in Studio One.
- thorin 7y agoTell that to the Beatles, Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Miles Davis, Jimi Hendrix... but yeah I kinda agree ;-)
- puranjay 7y agoAmazing how they worked around with 4 tracks back in the day. Iirc, even Bohemia Rhapsody was recorded on 16 tracks and they had to essentially record, bump everything to a single track, record again.
- WarDores 7y agoThe Push is a game changer. It really makes Ableton feel like an instrument rather than a DAW. My current setup is an 88 key MIDI controller (Arturia Keylab) with the Push sitting on top of it. For jams/playing for relaxation I don't have to look at my screen at all.
- puranjay 7y agoHow is the Keylab? I was in the market for a new keyboard and was eyeing Akai MPK249, but the Keylab looks to be more customizable
- WarDores 7y agoI love the Keylab. I mostly got it for the keybed which is best in class for that price point. The DAW controls are a nice added bonus, but the piano feel is great.
- bashwizard 7y agoAnd here I'm trying to scale down on tracks and my last song I made had 6 tracks. Usually have about 50 tracks on average. It's amazing how limitation can help creativity.
- puranjay 7y agoI find that percussion and transition elements (risers, crashes, sub drops) make the bulk of my tracks. But then I also don't like using drum racks