This Ableton Live 12 feature changes EVERYTHING

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[trevorgordonofficial]

The master Key option is fantastic. That alone, makes me want to upgrade 😎

[scottyelstromm]

I’ve worked ableton since its earliest days. 12 crosses the line of making music and simply choosing how the computer makes it. Most importantly, production quality? Dystopian. They should work on editing capabilities and evolving warp mode to pitch audio without glitches. Stretch with fewer artifacts. Become lighter on the system and update the look. This doesn’t move me and hate to feel that way about such an incredible production tool.

[jorgemartinez]

I'd love to see an in-depth video on Roar! It's one of the effects I'm looking forward to most.

[CellyMadeThis]

The dream for many is to do music without the need for a common 9-5 if you can learn, and filter what sounds good from bad (based on your perspective) and speed up your work flow to make objectively good music (to yourself) and make a career out of it because others like it then I see no problem in slot machine production. They are all tools but the tools don’t make the music. The human does. The human curates what sounds good and gives it intention not the tools. AI art in any form will not take over the world in the sense that there is no human involved because it’s all about intention.

[HANGINGOUTWITHAUDIOPHILES]

I started to get some great results with this, generating terry riley style organ lines that were a great starting point for something or at least a compelling layer. Very fast notes that were constantly on the move. I wish you could automate the settings for seeding to allow it to really go off.

[LesterBrunt]

A3 to C6 is actually a pretty large melodic range. Most melodies rarely go beyond an octave.

[aljay]

Finally, Ableton concentrating on being a DAW. Not only that but this is Ableton LIVE, playing a DAW like a live instrument. Making original music faster than any other DAW, this is great. And managing to keep it simple.

[deanshull]

3:24 reminds me of the band, The Knife. I wonder if they play in this scale.

[rrigs]

Yeah good video - would love to see a deep dive into Roar

[vxd]

The tools seem powerful maybe its the spunds but nothing in the demo sounded that good

[FXWS]

Is there finally an internal MIDI channel routing? If not, what's the point of the upgrade? Even the inexpensive Reaper can do that!

[directed]

New browser is a game changer. Biggest workflow killer.

[Chris-ngvz]

Fantastic thanks for this video🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[iqnill]

I'm very "impressed" with the level indicators being moved from the right to the left... After so many years it sure must have been on top of their priorities.

[JakobGille]

The new midi function are really amazing and probably a game changer for me as well!

[Techno_dad]

Sounds great, at beginning I thought of ice cream vans playing there funky tunes 😂 I’m hoovering on fence with 12 currently 11 live user.

[philoxoper]

tipical youtuber over da top Stuff BUT TRUE😊👍

[MrSlimfinger]

The random note generator has certainly changed the way many people make music today.

[DJBre]

Nice... but is it really worthy of a new version though...?

[jaromir_kovar]

This looks like a really helpful tool. Exactly like you said - to spark the inspiration when stuck.
But to be honest, seeing the general advancements in the generative and assistance AI field, I sort of hoped that there will be more of that in the new Ableton. I was imagining a communication panel where you tell the software what you'd like to accomplish and it would bring up and set up various effects and instruments. However primitive it would be for the Ableton AI gen1.
For example "make the bass more psytrance-like" or "set up a ping pong for the end of every fourth bar". And then you would be able to tweak the buttons until you are happy. Something like that.