Ableton : Live 11 Standard (Download Version) Ableton

DAW Software with 1800+ Sounds (10GB+), Unlimited Tracks and Scenes, 5 Software Instruments, 42 Effects, and 6 Content Packs - Mac/PC VST, AU

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Whether you're onstage or in the studio, the creative power of Ableton Live 11 Standard will completely redefine the way you think about music production software. Its unique workflow, high-quality recording capabilities, and fully loaded toolbox make it perfect for everything from live electronic-music performance to riff-based songwriting. Record, sequence, and loop, all without missing a beat. And with a treasure trove of integrated processors, effects, and instrument sounds onboard, you'll never run out of options when you get creative with Ableton Live 11 Standard.

 

Ableton Live 11: New and updated devices

An ideal DAW for creative artists

From the beginning, Ableton Live has been as much a creative tool as a DAW. That largely has to do with the way Live lets you construct tracks and play with audio in real time. There are two main parts to Live: the Arrangement View and the Session View. The Arrangement View is more or less a standard linear DAW, with time on the X axis and tracks on the Y axis.

 

Where Live differs from other DAWs is its Session View, which puts individual tracks on the X axis and scenes on the Y axis. Each scene contains a slot on each channel for a clip. Clips are usually short pieces of audio or MIDI a few measures longer or shorter, which loop to create grooves. Launched individually, these loops let you experiment with your arrangements, trying out various combinations of grooves and riffs.

 

Since everything from modern electronic music to classic rock and blues is heavily based on repeating sections, Live's Session View makes it an ideal creative tool for all kinds of songwriters. In fact, the songwriting tools don't stop there. In addition to launching individual clips, you can launch entire scenes complete with automatic advancement to subsequent scenes, scene repeat instructions, and other logic options.

 

Using scenes makes it easy to arrange entire songs in parts (verse, chorus, etc). And when you record your progression to the linear Arrangement View, you add the possibility to record lead lines and other performances that fall outside the rest of the song structure. What's more, all of the loop-/riff-based arrangement options are still available on the timeline, so you can continue to edit and build on your song, even after you record it to the Session View.

 

All of the standard DAW functions you need

In addition to the standard linear Session View, Ableton Live comes loaded with every standard DAW function you need. Nondestructive multitrack recording at up to 32-bit/192kHz is the beginning. You get powerful mixing and signal-flow tools such as bussing and return tracks. VST and AU plug-in formats fit right into your workflow, right alongside the wonderful tools bundled with Live. Live's MIDI sequencing capabilities are second to none, and easy access to automation curves, MIDI learn, and more make this a total DAW powerhouse.

 

Raising the bar on standard included content

In the ever-escalating battle to provide the most content for the money, Ableton Live 11 Standard more than holds its own. Packed with 1800+ Sounds (10GB+), five virtual Instruments, 42 effects, and 6 content packs, Live 10 Standard is no joke. It puts drums and sample-based instruments at your fingertips, old-school breakbeats and modern electronic music tools at your disposal, and all of the distortion, modulation, and other basic effects you could ask for right in your DAW. Of course, you also get essentials such as EQ, dynamics, and real-time analysis tool, and with unlimited AU and VST plug-in support, the included content is only the beginning.

 

Tons of powerful new features in every version of Live 11

Ableton really stepped up their game with Live 11, introducing a bunch of great new features. If you've used previous versions of Live, then you're definitely going to want to check these out. First up is the new track comping feature, which helps you organize and edit multiple takes to cut together the perfect performance. Next, Ableton Live 11 includes expanded support for MPE control surfaces, with MPE capability for Live’s Wavetable, Sampler, and Arpeggiator devices. Additionally, Live 11 offers smart tempo following, which adjusts the tempo of the grid in real time to a live drum performance. On top of that, Live 11 offers a selection of chance tools that imbue your programmed tracks with organic randomness for more human-sounding tracks, while updated macro controls offer myriad ways to spice up a set.

• Comping: Live organizes multiple passes of an audio or MIDI performance into individual takes. Combine the best of many takes or find creative new combinations.
• Linked-track Editing: link two or more audio or MIDI tracks to edit or comp their content simultaneously.
• MPE Compatibility: add bends, slides, and pressure for each individual note in a chord. Add subtle expression variations, morph between chords, and create evolving sonic textures.
• MPE-capable Native Devices: Wavetable, Sampler, and Arpeggiator now support MPE. Use Push’s pad pressure to control parameters per note.
• Expression View: add and edit pitch, timbre, and pressure variations of individual notes directly in a new tab in the Clip Detail View.
• Tempo Following: Live listens to and adjusts its tempo based on incoming audio in real time, making it a dynamic part of the band instead of the tempo source that everyone has to follow.
• Note Chance: set the probability that a note or drum hit will occur and let Live generate surprising variations to your patterns that change over time.
• Velocity Chance: define ranges for velocity probability for subtle, humanized variations in the dynamics of your patterns.
• Follow Actions: Live 11 adds Scene Follow Actions for evolving arrangements. Follow Actions can now jump to specific clips and enable and disable Follow Actions globally.
• Macro Snapshots: store the state of Macros for later recall — this is a fast way to create instant variations to sounds or builds and drops during a performance.
• Variable Macros: set your Racks up to have between one and 16 Macros.
• Randomized Macro Values: randomize the state of your Macros or map the randomization button to MIDI.

 

Ableton Live 11 Standard Features