SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Ableton has released version 9.2.3 of its Live 9 music production software for Windows and Mac. Create, produce and perform. Create ideas, make changes without stopping, and capture everything as you work. Changes in Live v9.2.3. Improvements and feature changes: Added control surface support for the Roland AIRA MX-1. Live 9 Suite: 55 GB free disk space; Live 9 Standard: 12 GB free disk space; Live 9 Intro: 6 GB free disk space; Legacy OS compatibility: Live 9 is compatible with the legacy operating systems Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6, Windows XP and Vista only up to version Live 9.1.10. Download links to the Live 9.1.10 installers can be found in our download.
Windows 10 (latest Service Pack), Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU
An Internet connection and a graphics card that supports OpenGL 2.1 or higher are required to download and activate this product. Once installed and activated, the product can be used offline.
4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended for large KONTAKT Instruments)
USB 2.0 or higher (cable included)
Dec 02, 2015 If you are using Ableton 64, then you will need to point Ableton to that folder, the 64 bit version of Ableton will not 'bridge 32 bit'. Find the Waves DLL WaveShell-VST 9.3(depends on which version).dll keep that in the VST folder, all the other folders that you copied can be removed. I recently purchased Ableton Live 9 suite a couple of weeks ago and just started using it and noticed that I can’t rename Tracks! I click on the Track and when I try to type a new name in – the track either duplicates or all sorts of other things happen. Oct 21, 2015 Ableton Live lets you create and record music on your Mac. Use digital instruments, pre-recorded sounds, and sampled loops to arrange, produce, and perform your music like never before. Ableton Live is an all-in-one production suite. Find your sound. Start in Arrangement View. Create and edit multitrack recordings in a straightforward linear view.
AVAILABLE PLUG-IN FORMATS
Windows (64-bit only): Stand-alone, VST, AAX
COMPATIBILITY INFO
KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series keyboards also function as MIDI controllers with assignable controls and Light Guide features.*
CONNECTIVITY
1/4' TRS connections for expression and sustain pedals
ADVANCED FUNCTIONALITY IN THE FOLLOWING HOSTS
GarageBand 10.2.0 or higher
Ableton Live 9.2.3 or higher
Cubase Artist / Pro 8.5 or higher
Nuendo 7.1.35 or higher
Studio One 4.5 or higher
Please read the KOMPLETE KONTROL documentation for detailed information about host compatibility. For a quick-reference guide to using KOMPLETE KONTROL Mk2 keyboards in the above DAWs, please download the DAW shortcut sheet.
PRODUCT INCLUDES
The KOMPLETE KONTROL software, a collection of KOMPLETE Instruments and Effects plus MASCHINE ESSENTIALS, and Ableton Live 11 Lite – provided as downloads after hardware registration.
Driver (only required on Windows), Setup Guide and documentation supplied as downloads.
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
KOMPLETE KONTROL S49
Dimensions: 840 x 297 x 84 mm / 33.1' x 11.7' x 3.3'Weight: 5.55 kg
KOMPLETE KONTROL S61
Dimensions: 1006 x 297 x 84 mm / 39.6' x 11.7' x 3.3'Weight: 6.55 kg
Ableton Live 9.2.3 Mac
FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS
- Smart keyboard controller for all your virtual instruments
- Pro-grade Fatar keybeds with aftertouch, available with either 49 or 61 semi-weighted keys
- Ergonomic pitch and mod wheels, plus touch strip for expression control
- Pre-mapped control of KOMPLETE Instruments and Effects, as well as hundreds of Native Kontrol Standard (NKS) plug-ins from leading manufacturers
- Full VSTi support
- Tag-based preset browsing: Find sounds quickly and hear instant previews
- Two high-res color screens for browsing, tweaking, mixing, and more
- Light Guide: RGB lights above each key highlight drum cells, key switches, chords, scales, and more
- Smart Play: See scales and modes on the Light Guide, play chord progressions and arpeggios with single keys, or map any scale to white keys only
- Deep integration with included MASCHINE Essentials and full MASCHINE software
- Intuitive control over Logic Pro X, Ableton Live, GarageBand, Cubase, and Nuendo
- 4-directional push encoder for one-handed sound browsing and project navigation
- Two assignable pedal inputs
- MIDI in / out
- USB 2.0 bus powered
- Includes KOMPLETE 13 SELECT – 16 premium instruments and effects, including MASSIVE, MONARK, and THE GENTLEMAN.
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Just a quick question for those of you who are using the Waves Gold bundle plugins with Live. I have a silly question regarding installation of the various components as I don't think they have installed correctly or they may have installed in the wrong place.
Installation of the bundle was via the Easy Install and Activate menu on the Waves Central page... the software downloaded OK but I wasn't given a choice as to where the plugins were finally installed. As it was, the Waves plugin folder automatically installed in the C: drive Program Files (x86) directory. It contained 5 folders: Applications, Data, Plug-Ins V9, ReWire and Waveshells V9. The Waves Plug-Ins folder contained 35 bundles plus associated documents eg Audio Track bundle, C1 bundle, C4 bundle, DeEsser bundle etc.
Unfortunately, my VST plugin folder for Live is on a separate drive (M: drive) and Live will scan that nominated M: drive folder on startup - not the Wave folder in the C: drive.
I couldn't work out a way to get Live to see the Wave folder so in frustration, I copied the entire Wave folder containing the above mentioned 5 folders from the C: drive and simply pasted it into the Ableton VST folder located on the M: drive.
All of the VST Wave plugins now appear in Live and as far as I have tested, they all are working correctly including the various preset library settings. The problem is that I now see 120 separate VSTs listed inside the Live Wave folder and many appear to be variations of the same plugin eg. C4 mono vst, C4 stereo vst... Doubler2 Mono vst, Doubler2 Mono vst/Stereo vst, Doubler2 stereo vst ... Q1 Mono vst, Q1 Stereo vst ... Q2 Mono vst, Q2 Stereo vst and so on. All of these VSTs are located in the following folder hierarchy in the Ableton plugin menu: Waves / WaveShells V9 / WaveShell-VST 9.6 / vst XXX
Can you please tell me what I have done wrong or how I can re-install the plugins to the Live M: drive VST folder? Should I be seeing so many VSTs just lumped together or should they appear in their own separate bundle folder?
many thanks for your help.
ps - I'm using Live 9.2.3