Kid Beyond!
 

I have been recently reading up about the latest version of Ableton live and I stumbled accross this video at M-audio.

Kid beyond is a vocalist/beat boxer who uses Live for on the fly looping.

This is a must watch! 8O

http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=...0fec8c49dff24f

Near the bottom of the page is a video link.

Thats pretty damn cool...

I've been looking into LIVE as I have some work doing hiphop instrumental mixtape stuff coming up. Still trying to get my head around the logistics

The only problems I read about seem to be the audio quality for studio purposes. But for playing around live it seems really great.

I DLed the demo, but I'm yet to install it - too much other stuff gooing on at the moment.

I really like some of Kid-Beyonds stuff though. He seems to have mastered his art perfectly.

Aye. I've seen that video before.. He's really cool and it really shows how effective Live! is if you know how to use that program

the sound quality of LIVE is excelent,just as good as logic or cubase.

Yeah so is Reason! 8O Hehehe.
That's not what I've read Tommer.

With that amount of audio processing something has got to give. It's just logical. Many people even give the opinon running straight loops (no stretching or processing) still is effected by Live's mixing engine.

Still, using it live or as an instrument is the way to go, but using it as your only sequencer isn't the best idea it seems. Reason is in the same boat.

Here's one of the many threads I've found on it's quality.
http://abletonlive.tribe.net/thread/...c-b2d881f70582

EDIT* Of course if you are using it as a midi sequencer only, then there's no problem. :D

Mate...any chance you get to slam Reason!!!! You cheeky bugger ;)

The drums in my last track were from Reason, and if I remember correctly, I think you commented on how you liked the rhythm section and percussion.

:lol:

How do u like dem apples?

No I can't slam Reason anymore! Those colab tracks have alot of Reason through them.

It's just the mixing engine which doesn't seem to work too well - export the tracks seperately and mix them somewhere else and it's great. Use it as an instrument instead of a multi-track recorder and it's all roses. :D

I think Live5 might fit into the same catorgory (from what I've read any way). I'll test the demo out soon.

Just one man's opinon. Sorry to all you Reason lovers out there. :wink:

using LIVE rewired to cubase can solve this lose of quality issue.

I have friends that produce with Logic 7 and they say that there is too much of a quality degredation to use Live 5 in their live sets. These guys are psy producers, extremely technically knowledgeable and very picky with their production quality.

Why doesn't Ableton just buy the audio engine from Emagic or Steinberg and use that?