Does it work with ableton live INTRO version?
474920
I don't see why it wouldn't, but that's is an interesting question.. I would say it should though as its just a controler. I'm using live standard and it works fine.
474921
I have used it on ableton 8 and 9. Since ableton intro does allow for midi hardware I do see why it wouldn't.
1216519
Yes it comes with a dj program, Serato Dj Intro. I'm not sure if it will work with Traktor I recommend you go to Traktors website and see if they support this controller if your gonna use Traktor.
110400
Unfortunately you can not use Serato Scratch Live with this controller - you can however user Serato DJ Intro or Serato DJ with a paid upgrade :)
1004049
Yes, it will.However, it doesn't make any sort of sound on it's own, it needs a Digital Audio Workstation like Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, etc. But it is "class-compliant" meaning it works out of the box!
883093
Yup works with Mavericks 10.9.2 via Automap on Logic Pro X, Presonus Studio One 2, Ableton Live, Just to name a few.
1656425
The description states that the software DVD is included. I don't remember if mine had a DVD or not. I use Sonar X3, but the software that supposedly is included can also be downloaded right from Ableton at this URL: https://www.ableton.com/en/products/live-lite/If yours didn't come with any software, and you want the DVD, I'd contact either the Manufacturer or Amazon, but the download should work just as well.
1216518
Yes, it comes with Serato DJ Intro. It's a very basic DJ program, so if you want more features, you can purchase the full version: Serato DJ. It also works with Traktor if you already have that. Here's a step-by-step to set it up with Traktor. http://www.numark.com/images/product_downloads/mixtrack_pro___setup_with_traktor.pdf
904529
Yes and yes but you need the Ableton software before you can do anything with it
1713894
The device on it's own doesn't really do anything other than control Ableton Live software (it ships with the Lite version but to do anything serious, you'll need to upgrade to the full version). At minimum you will need a suitable PC or Mac computer. Since it is a MIDI controller, you could use it to control MIDI on other devices, but that's not really what it's designed for. I'd recommend you spend some time reviewing Ableton Live software and then decide if this is the right control surface for your needs.
1010593
Yes, however I personally prefer to use it in Logic & Ableton. In fl there is a little bit of configuring to do, as where in the other mentioned program it's pretty much plug and play.
1049485
Yes, but is required a 10.5 or later operative system, a multicore processor, 2GB Ram, 1024x768 display, 6GB free disk space, DVD drive or broadband and an internet connection for installation. Source: Ableton live 9 Intro cd box instructions.
1668096
I'm sure this unit will work with every DAW. I've personally used it with Ableton and Logic 9, and it works great. It's pretty easy to set up as well.
137315
Yes it does. I think it's more a question of what DAW you're using. I would think that it works with most of them since it's merely a MIDI signal, but you may want to verify that through M-audio's website to make sure. I'm running Presonus Studio One with no issues, and since it's M-audio... it should run on any major DAW. Good luck!
304954
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/
555851
Yes - absolutely. I'm recording all my midi parts in Logic using this - tracks like a dream. It just shows up as a midi device like any other and you can enable and play. Alternatively, load their triple play controller as a vst / au / whatever and get your fine-tuned setup loaded in your DAW, then call up your soft synths via that in Ableton.
800553
I used mine for Logic Pro 9. And they were assignable. You should be able to use it for "up" "down" commands. If Ableton has any type of midi learn functions. You should be good to go! Hope this helped!
1713893
The APC40 is what's called a "control surface", which is simply a panel of buttons and dials that will take the place of keyboard and mouse clicks when using the audio software on your computer. It is optimized for Ableton Live, but as it is a MIDI controller can be programmed to function with other software. (Technically, it's the software being programmed to work with the device, not the other way around.) The important thing to know is that this device does nothing by itself. It's the music software in your computer doing all the work.