One of the reviews wrote, "..you can only use around 3 Plugin sounds per project." What? Each project is limited to three plugins?
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We never used it. I'll sell you mine cheap. It's sitting on my shelve. Yeagerobert-gmail.com
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He may have been talking about third-party plug-ins. You can use "unlimited" Ableton audio and MIDI effects, however many of the Ableton effects are not available in the lite version (obviously, because they want you to buy the 500 version) However, my advice is to get the cheap version, use it alot, and get really good at it. That's more important than all the bells and whistles. For example, a guy that can play just plain piano really good, is better than a guy with a synth with 1000 voices that can't play. For the record, here's the official comparison of Live 9 versions: https://www.ableton.com/en/live/feature-comparison/
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Actually you can. All 3 tracks are editable with the software. The software interface is kind of hokey, but it does work.
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An unlimited license as far as I know. I talked to them about sounds, loops and they said all are royalty free and could be copy-written if used as an arrangement, not the individual sounds themselves. So you can write a song with their sounds and profit from it, but if you sell or commercialize an individual loop or sound it's a copy write violation. I used Mixcraft 4 for about 8 years before I stopped recording for awhile. So when I talked to them there was never any mention of a expiration of the license, and the Mixcraft Tech guy was pretty informative. That's all I know, sorry I couldn't give a definite answer, but I'd have to say you could probably use it forever or just upgrade when they do!
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The sounds are as described by the last answerer. There are not that many, but you can mix any two of them at once (and split the keyboard additionally) to get some good layered sounds. You can also alter the ambience and reverb to further refine the sounds. All sounds are good, the pianos (which is really what most of use the keyboard for) are quite good. The lack of choices of sounds is a positive aspect in my opinion. You turn it on and just start to play, as opposed to fiddling with a hundred settings, as I find myself doing on my Motif XF. If you need more sounds, the unit has Midi USB and DIN functionality, so the sonic possibilities are endless as a midi controller. The sounds are as described by the last answerer. There are not that many, but you can mix any two of them at once (and split the keyboard additionally) to get some good layered sounds. You can also alter the ambience and reverb to further refine the sounds. All sounds are good, the pianos (which is really what most of use the keyboard for) are quite good. The lack of choices of sounds is a positive aspect in my opinion. You turn it on and just start to play, as opposed to fiddling with a hundred settings, as I find myself doing on my Motif XF. If you need more sounds, the unit has Midi USB... » Read More The sounds are as described by the last answerer. There are not that many, but you can mix any two of them at once (and split the keyboard additionally) to get some good layered sounds. You can also alter the ambience and reverb to further refine the sounds. All sounds are good, the pianos (which is really what most of use the keyboard for) are quite good. The lack of choices of sounds is a positive aspect in my opinion. You turn it on and just start to play, as opposed to fiddling with a hundred settings, as I find myself doing on my Motif XF. If you need more sounds, the unit has Midi USB and DIN functionality, so the sonic possibilities are endless as a midi controller. « Show Less
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All this is very true. I solved the problem by going to a Cannon. I don't always have the ability to record an seperate audio track. In studio I can. I use Pinnacle 18 as my editing tool so a seperate channel is no problem! I wish you luck. I will stick to Cannon!
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This is an effects processor only. As such whatever you put in will be modified accordingly. It has no capability to split or isolate individual sounds or tracks.
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Sorry, but "Vocaloid 3 Hatsune Miku V3" it's just another Vocal Library to the Vocaloid Editor SE Software.If you ony buy the Miku disc, it will install a Tiny version of the Vocaloid Editor (has many restrictions)So, you have to buy both softwares to start.Then, the Miku disc comes with the Original Hatsune Miku Voice, and 4 new Miku Voice Styles (Dark, Soft, Solid, Sweet), but no instruments.(Miku's Voice IS the instrument!)The mixer system allows to had multiples Voice Tracks but only one music track (allows WAV files), so understand that Vocaloid software was made to simulate Voice, not instruments. And it's the best on that!I hope this info was useful. Sorry, but "Vocaloid 3 Hatsune Miku V3" it's just another Vocal Library to the Vocaloid Editor SE Software.If you ony buy the Miku disc, it will install a Tiny version of the Vocaloid Editor (has many restrictions)So, you have to buy both softwares to start.Then, the Miku disc comes with the Original Hatsune Miku Voice, and 4 new Miku Voice Styles (Dark, Soft, Solid, Sweet), but no instruments.(Miku's Voice IS the instrument!)The mixer system allows to had multiples Voice Tracks but only one music track (allows WAV files), so understand that Vocaloid... » Read More Sorry, but "Vocaloid 3 Hatsune Miku V3" it's just another Vocal Library to the Vocaloid Editor SE Software.If you ony buy the Miku disc, it will install a Tiny version of the Vocaloid Editor (has many restrictions)So, you have to buy both softwares to start.Then, the Miku disc comes with the Original Hatsune Miku Voice, and 4 new Miku Voice Styles (Dark, Soft, Solid, Sweet), but no instruments.(Miku's Voice IS the instrument!)The mixer system allows to had multiples Voice Tracks but only one music track (allows WAV files), so understand that Vocaloid software was made to simulate Voice, not instruments. And it's the best on that!I hope this info was useful. « Show Less
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You can either export them all as one track or keep them separate. There is even an option to group several but not all. If you keep them apart, you can then insert them into a multi track software program to edit them separately. This is a beautiful thing and works really well if you have the right software. Putting different effects on each track or altering volume or reverb for each. Very nice.
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I only have one installed, but the sound is very impressive. I would start with one and add a second later if you felt you needed it (but I doubt you will feel that you need to buy the second one)
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My roommate had this system last year and he played them at a fairly loud level the entire year and didn't have any issues with it. It sounds like you may have not had some of the options correct or use you just had a "dud" system. Meaning one bad system.
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This is a hard question to answer. It all depends on the complexity of your sessions - how many plugins, tracks, etc.
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You can alter the tone for each sound. It has 4 "sounds" but I only use two with the variety of tones.
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No, these are plugins that you use within an audio editing program such as Studio One, Logic, or Pro Tools.
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I haven't used mine in about a year, still can't get the files off. As I remember the WAV is the mixed down version, not separate tracks. I need to fool around with it again, get the tracks off and start over. I can't figure the damn thing out.
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it's a hardware sampler, meaning it doesn't use midi to control any sounds, it has it's own sounds. you could record into reason (or any DAW, I use Fl) using an interface.
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Not sure if I understand the question.It has a harmonizer and you can choose how many voices and tone variation.Will have to check on that but don't think I can do that any time soon. Maybe during the weekend.
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I have not used previous versions of this software; however, IMO, Native Instruments provides some top of the line synths for producing electronic music. I am currently producing Hardstyle, and Komplete 9 provides Absynth, FM8, Battery (one of the best samplers I have used so far, because you have the option of loading several samples into the instrument to create quick and easy sequences that you can assign MIDI notes to in your DAW), and Massive etc etc. Well worth the money; however, do try and purchase the Ultimate Komplete 9 (I regret not doing this in the first place).