With hundreds upon hundreds of videos and articles documenting how much producers and artists love Ableton Live for what they need to do, you won’t need to look much further than a page or two on Google to find a starting point for getting to know Ableton Live. It requires some time to dig in and familiarize yourself with its functions and features, but once you have gotten the hang of it you might find it is the perfect DAW for your studio or live performance needs. Save for a few cosmetic differences and keyboard shortcuts, if you can use one you could stumble your way through the others. Most other digital audio workstations look nearly indistinguishable from each other. On its surface, Ableton Live appears to have a pretty steep learning curve. Live 9 came out in 2014, 9.5 in 2016, and 10 came out in 2018, so their release schedule is right on track with what they’ve been going for over the past few iterations of their acclaimed software.
#ABLETON 11 LIVE UPGRADE#
In what seems to be the year to announce and/or release new software updates ( Steinberg released Cubase 11 into the wild not even a couple weeks ago), Ableton joins the ranks with shiny new features and an even shinier new upgrade charge with Live 11. Until then, we have a glorious list of new features to study and look forward to.
It will be here in the first quarter of the new year. Regardless of how you plan to use the software, Ableton Live 11 is here. While Ableton Live does have the typical horizontal layout, what they call the “Arrangement View”, of any other digital audio workstation you might come into contact with, Ableton also has a “Session View” that is designed just for live performances - something other DAWs have yet to integrate into their software. Namely, in the two ways it presents your tracks based on what you intend to use them for. A lot of the features of Ableton Live might look familiar if you are used to other programs, but there are some pretty important differences. Getting a chance to mess around with it before you fully jump in is a huge bonus.
If you are searching for a DAW to get started with and you are not sure which direction you want to go, Ableton offers some very attractive pricing for the basic version of their Live software.
#ABLETON 11 LIVE PRO#
In a world that is largely dominated by the likes of Avid’s Pro Tools and Apple’s Logic software, Ableton has remained one of the top digital audio workstations in the game. Ableton has long been one of the golden standards in music production.
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