So, if you are updating from Ableton 9.7.1x to 9.7.2, DO NOT OVERWRITE THE PREVIOUS VERSION! Save it elsewhere. For some reason, the new version of Live Lite doesn't carry over the earlier version's Live Sets- but- inexplicably- my Clips (those that I saved separately as clips in the User Library) have been preserved. My hours of Live Set data seem to be lost forever. I am not 100% sure, but I believe the root problem is that I should have saved the previous version of Ableton instead of overwriting it. They do not allow you to buy the cheaper Intro version if you have already started with Lite, so next tier is Standard: $379. You must first upgrade to a paid version. Only, if they see you are a free Lite user, you are ineligible for tech support. Ableton has done a tricky thing and closed their technical questions forum and instead directs you to tech support. I panicked! What happened to all my songs?!? So, I eagerly downloaded and installed everything- but now I have a serious problem: when I try to open Recent Live Sets, they populate on the drop-down tab, but are now grayed out. I recently learned that control surface functionality was finally enabled with Ableton Live v9.7.2, when combined with the Minilab mk2 firmware v1.0.9.83. I'm slowly getting the hang of it and have put many hours of blood, sweat and tears building a library of clips and live sets. This is my first midi controller and my first DAW as well. I'm assuming that many-like me- are still using the Lite version of Ableton that came bundled with MiniLab mk 2. Watch them at the Learn Live or Learn Push pages.Skip to the very bottom if you want to go straight to the meat and potatoes. Learn Live and PushĪlongside the new release we've updated our series of video tutorials that show how to use some of the key features of Live and Push. If you don’t have autoupdate activated in Live, you can download from your account page. For those with auto-update still enabled, it’ll download next time you open Live. Live 9.7 is free for all owners of Live 9 Lite, Intro, Standard & Suite.
They also work with the first Push – for full details of the new features, c heck out the release notes. Powered by Simpler, the new slicing functions can be used in all editions of Live 9. Plus you can now route audio or MIDI right from the unit, alongside other features.įind out more and watch the feature demos Features for Push 1 and Live 9 The latest free update for Live 9 users brings more sample slicing options, a new drum layout and on-screen display improvements to the hardware. New sampling features and workflows mean making beats is better than ever, and even more is possible without taking your hands off Push. Packed with improvements for Push, Live 9.7 is here.
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