Ableton Suite v8.1.3 (2010г) AiRISO

Ableton Suite 8.1.3 – Профессиональный программный секвенсор с полным набором виртуальных инструментов и звуковых библиотек (Sampler, Operator, Electric,Tension, Analog, Session Drums, Drum Machines и EIC).

Название: Ableton Suite Разработчик: Ableton Дата выпуска: 22.04.2010 Версия: 8.1.3 Платформа: PC Релиз-группа: AiR Таблетко: не требуется Размер: 1.47 GB Описание продукта: Ableton Suite 8.1.3 – Профессиональный программный секвенсор с полным набором виртуальных инструментов и звуковых библиотек (Sampler, Operator, Electric,Tension, Analog, Session Drums, Drum Machines и EIC) Что нового в версии 8.1.3: (Описание на Анг.яз.) General Live 8.1.3 adds support for the Akai APC20 and Novation Remote SL MKII controllers. On some systems, Live will start-up faster. It ‘s now easier to report problems, via the “Report a bug… ” option in Live ‘s Help menu. Manuals, lessons and software texts are now available in Italian. Bugfixes Crashes and corrupted Sets – A rare crash could occur when clip envelopes were visible for a newly-recorded clip on a track in which a clip had previously been deleted. – A crash could occur when changing the Driver Error Compensation amount while recording in a loop. (viewtopic.php?p=1052150#p1052150) – Dragging a file from iTunes into Live would crash Live if the path to the file could not be resolved. – A crash could occur when moving a track in a Set that contained no Return tracks. (viewtopic.php?f=1&t=132874&start=70) – A crash could occur when opening the Max editor if the installed version of Max was too old to be used with Max for Live. – A crash could occur when deleting all Return tracks while the APC40 was enabled. (viewtopic.php?f=25&t=133156) – A MIDI controller in Mackie Control mode could be used to route an ungrouped audio track to a Group Track, which could cause a crash. (viewtopic.php?f=2&t=133754&p=1057147#p1057147) – Copying clips from tracks containing Max for Live devices which send getpath to live.object on a loadbang would crash Live. – In a very rare situation, undoing after a particular combination of Sampler parameter changes could crash Live. – A crash could occur when loading Sets (or copying tracks within a Set) while using certain Audio Units plug-ins. (viewtopic.php?f=2&t=133868) – A crash could occur when selecting “Collect All and Save ” when the Set contained specific Max for Live devices. – A crash could occur when selecting non-adjacent tracks from an unfolded Set in Live ‘s Browser and dragging them into the currently open Set. – A crash could occur when extracting the groove from a MIDI clip if that groove had Quantize set to 100. – A crash could occur when opening a template Set that contained missing frozen samples. – Undoing while dragging clips or devices could crash Live. – Moving a scene that contains playing MIDI clips that are within a follow action group while recording could crash Live. – In rare cases, Arturia Analog Factory could produce invalid audio output, which could cause a crash on Windows. Live will no longer crash in this situation but you will not hear audio from the plug-in if it occurs. We are working with Arturia to solve this. – A crash could occur when starting Live the first time after deleting Live ‘s Preferences folder without deleting its Database folder. – A crash could occur when running Live as a ReWire slave and loading a Live Set with MIDI-mapped Track Launch buttons. – A crash could occur when moving a Group Track that is routed to the input of another track. – In rare cases, drag-and-dropping Live ‘s instruments onto each other could crash Live. – A crash could occur when creating a Return Track via keyboard shortcut while moving another track with the mouse. – In rare cases, searching in the Plug-In Device Browser could crash after toggling “Use Audio Units ” on and off. – Certain characters in folder names were incorrectly read by Live, which could cause corrupt Live Sets. – In rare cases, crashes could occur when Hot-Swapping grooves. – A crash could occur when dragging extremely short samples onto Looper. – On Windows, pressing the Dump button to upload a controller preset to an Akai MPK49 selected as a controller surface via a DirectMusic MIDI port would crash Live. – If the computer crashed while a Live Set was being saved, the Set could be corrupted. – A crash could occur when playing back or selecting an audio clip that has had very specific groove settings applied and then been reversed. – A crash could occur when committing a groove to multiple audio clips simultaneously if the clips were exactly identical and with identical warp markers. – A crash could occur when dragging a Live clip (.alc) onto another Live clip if the two .alcs contain Drum Racks with Return chains containing slightly different devices. – In rare cases, a crash could occur when opening a Set from the list of recently opened Sets. (viewtopic.php?f=25&t=139808) – A crash could occur when changing the monitor state of an audio track that is selected together with a Group track containing a MIDI track. (viewtopic.php?f=2&t=139330) – A crash could occur while logging out of Windows while Live was running. MIDI Controllers and External Devices – MIDI/Key mapping the title bar of devices within Racks would not work properly. – When recording a clip in Session View, the APC40 would not flash red to reflect the state of the clip. (viewtopic.php?f=1&t=133155) – When using multiple APC40 and/or APC20 controllers simultaneously, the Exclusive Arm and Exclusive Solo options would not work properly. – Holding certain combinations of buttons on the APC40 could cause scrolling to become stuck. (viewtopic.php?f=25&t=130824) – The Launchpad would sometimes not correctly show a clip ‘s playback state if the clip was within a Group Track that was folded and the Arrangement View was visible. – The APC40 could become unresponsive when using Sets containing device presets that had umlauts in their names. – The tempo could not be changed when Live was synced to an external device using MIDI timecode (MTC). Miscellaneous – Automation errors could occur when copying clips within tracks containing Audio Units plug-ins. – Audio Units plug-ins with variable views could not be resized properly. – Mapping certain parameters of some Audio Units plug-ins to Live ‘s assignable X-Y control would not work properly. – Graphical errors could occur in the mixer when dropping instruments onto empty MIDI tracks. – When moving the insertion mark with the computer arrow keys, the view would not scroll. – Dragging the same audio clip into a Set multiple times could result in some of the clips having no visible transients. – Moving Sampler ‘s loop parameters via arrow keys or via mouse would not always be undoable. – Audible clicks could occur when the Chorus device ‘s activator was mapped to a Macro knob. (viewtopic.php?f=1&t=133408) – In certain cases, deleting devices from a track could cause another track to become selected. – Some registry entries in Windows 7 could cause problems with decoding mp3 files. – Automation errors could occur when recording frozen Session View clips into the Arrangement View. – In rare cases, copying and pasting a selection of clips in the Arrangement would place the new clips in the wrong tracks. – Dragging a Session View clip to the Arrangement View while the clip was recording would create a very long clip in the Arrangement. – The OK button was not selected by default in the Quantize dialog. (viewtopic.php?p=971914) – In some cases, replacing a sample by dropping a different one onto it in the File Manager would retain the transients of the original sample. – In Sets containing a very large number of tracks, it was sometimes not possible to select a track by clicking its header in the Session View. – It was not possible to save a Simpler preset if the Simpler contained a sample that had no name. – Navigation between clip slots via arrow keys wouldn ‘t work properly if a Group Track slot was selected. – At very high Zoom amounts, the splash screen and other windows shown early in the launch process could appear partly off-screen. – Various other stability improvements