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Pirating software of this kind is often not about "stealing with evil intent" but more about "I literally have no money but want to mess around with this softwa
by exodust 12y ago
Pirating software of this kind is often not about "stealing with evil intent" but more about "I literally have no money but want to mess around with this software for personal use."
It's a marketing video. "cue happy moment"..."cue warm and fuzzy employee interaction". It might make some people want to pirate the software even more!
That said, you can't pirate the Ableton Push hardware, which is where it's at for this latest generation of Live. The Push really is a nice piece of hardware - probably because Akai was behind the engineering.
- k_bx 12y agoI agree. I pirated Live long time ago, and that's the reason why I now have bought Push, then upgraded Live to "regular", and then to "maximum" version. p.s.: preparing to buy Komplete now for their FM8 and Massive :)
- nek4life 12y agoThe original prototype for push was built in Lego and Akai did a great job turning it into real hardware. Really cool project and makes Live so much fun to use. http://www.askaudiomag.com/articles/interview-ableton-push-co-creator-jesse-terry-reveals-its-story http://www.askaudiomag.com/articles/interview-ableton-push-c...