ah, right, that makes sense.PhillipOrdonez wrote: ↑22 Feb 2021It does. But the midi track handles the track for one channel too. So you need 9 additional tracks.
Ouch, even 16 sounds very limited to me. Can't imagine having only 8 tracksstp2015 wrote: ↑22 Feb 2021Lite has 8 tracks (+ 2 send returns + one master track)PhillipOrdonez wrote: ↑22 Feb 2021
No idea how many tracks does lite have available. If it has 10 tracks, then yes, you can have all the tracks available in lite, it would be one midi tracks and 9 audio tracks...
Intro has 16 tracks (+ 2 send returns + one master track)
Meh, I passed. Not in the mood to commit to Live 11 Standard just yet, though $295 was tempting. Maybe if they have a flash sale I'll pick it up 11 in the future (and by that time the point releases will have addressed the inevitable bugs that'll appear now that 11 proper has launched today).EnochLight wrote: ↑22 Feb 2021I got Live Lite 10 for free with my MPC Live 2. Right now I can upgrade to Live 10 Standard (and get 11 Standard free) for $295 USD. It's really tempting, for sure. That offer ends tonight though.
Decisions, decisions...
Yeah, 8 is definitely very little, just enough to get you hookedPhillipOrdonez wrote: ↑22 Feb 2021Ouch, even 16 sounds very limited to me. Can't imagine having only 8 tracks
True, you can get away with a lot on one track with drum rack and the RRP. I would feel limited though because I wouldn't be able to process the mix properly with vst and would have to rely heavily on Res for that which I don't normally do. But it is definitely doable! Actually, even with just 8 tracks, if you consider the entire drum bus on one track with drum rack, one RRP with the bass bus, another RRP with the instruments bus and one for vocals and another for fxs. That's just 5 tracks on live... Hmmmstp2015 wrote: ↑23 Feb 2021Yeah, 8 is definitely very little, just enough to get you hookedPhillipOrdonez wrote: ↑22 Feb 2021
Ouch, even 16 sounds very limited to me. Can't imagine having only 8 tracks
I think 16 is sufficient for me at this point. Drum racks let you put separate inserts and send levels on each sound, and you can do a lot of separate processing within the RRP before feeding a mix to a single track in Live.
It is only quitting if you sell your license... Using whatever version of Reason you currently have, buying a few players and skipping some upgrades... If you call that "calling it quits"... We've all quit Reason years ago
This Live 11 Intro upgrade got me some nice additions. 16 scenes, 16 macro knobs, macro randomisations and presets. I'm happy and have no need of Standard or Suite
Turns out 8 tracks and 8 scenes are not enough. Now I have 16 tracks and a free upgrade to intro 11 coming in tomorrow