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Check all options here. You can check the Lite feature list here. While the upgrade from 8 tracks to 16 tracks may sound significant, it’s probably not worth paying for the upgrade, it’s better to jump directly to the Standard edition for unlimited tracks and unrestricted features. Yes, you definitely can! You will just need a proof of purchase, and to complete this form to request a replacement serial number.

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How to get Ableton for free: Go to Ableton. Plug in your MPE-capable controller and immediately add bends, slides and pressure for each individual note in a chord. Add subtle expression variations, morph between chords and create evolving sonic textures. This way of using MIDI allows MPE-capable devices to control multiple parameters of every note in real time for more expressive instrumental performances.

Edit the pitch, slide and pressure envelopes of each note to refine the expression of your takes. Or take your sound design further by sequencing polyphonic sound variations. And Live comes with MPE presets for each device that bring new dimensions of interaction and playability to your sound. The new expressive possibilities also enable polyphonic aftertouch on Push. Hybrid Reverb combines convolution and algorithmic reverbs.

Place your sounds in any space, from accurate real-life environments to those that defy physical reality. Use the algorithmic side to add control and modulate the reverb tail, run it in parallel or in series with the convolution side, or play Hybrid Reverb like an instrument for real-time sound design. Breaks the spectrum of an incoming audio signal into partials, then stretches, shifts and blurs the result by a frequency or a note in subtle or radical ways.

The MIDI sidechain input also allows musicians to process material in key and even play the device as if it were a polyphonic instrument. Select a sound to hear it with various Spectral Resonator presets:. Transforms sound into partials and feeds them into a frequency-based delay, resulting in metallic echoes, frequency-shifted and reverb-like effects.

The Freeze function captures and holds a slice of audio — either free-running or in time with the beat — for stuttered, glitched and washed-out effects. Create jittery glitch effects, delayed digital shimmers and outlandish vibrato with this Max for Live pitch shifting device created in collaboration with Robert Henke and inspired by the Publison DHM 89 — an early digital effects processor. Six playful instruments and effects created in collaboration with Dillon Bastan that use natural and physical processes as their inspiration.

Vector FM — Manipulate different combinations of FM oscillators represented by moving particles — play with movement and voices to create evolving modulations and textures. Vector Grain — A granular looper that visualizes sound modulation by moving particles on the interface — play with attraction and magnetism or loop the particles through a flow field.

Vector Delay — Each visualized particle in this multitap delay device represents a different delay line — create pitch shifting or reverse delay effects with movement controlled by physical forces.

Emit — This visual granular synthesizer uses particles shooting across a spectrogram to show the grain of a sample being played, while vertical movements represent filtering and panning.

Tree Tone — Grow different fractal patterns inspired by plants, then use them as resonators for internally generated noise or incoming audio. Bouncy Notes — Bounce balls up and down a piano roll to create pitch shifting delay effects or arpeggiation with this gravity-based MIDI sequencer.

Previously, the cursor would inadvertently move away when clicking in the beat-time ruler, if Follow was active. Improved the readability of the text that appears in a plug-in device when the device is not available, when the Mid-Dark and Dark Themes are in use. When performing a drag and drop of a track into a Group Track in the Session View, the vertical drop indicator would not be displayed correctly.

The resize mouse cursor would not be shown in the Arrangement Overview, under certain conditions. Scrolling in the Arrangement might lag severely on Windows, under certain circumstances. Animations and meters would temporarily freeze during mouse movements, under certain conditions. Applied a lighter color to the Electric device so that the parameter labels are readable in all Themes. It was not possible to input alternate characters from the character candidate window on OS X, when renaming items in Live.

The height of default MIDI and audio tracks and tracks created by dropping devices is now the same. Added minor visual improvements to the Mapping Browser. The background color of the “Arrangement Position” field in the Control Bar was displayed incorrectly when Link or the Metronome count-in were enabled. The text for the Tension device’s toggle buttons would fail to appear when using a Dark Theme.

When a Dark Theme was in use, selected Rack Chains might fail to display certain icons. When a non-contiguous selection exists in the Arrangement, no selection color is visible in the gaps between two non-selected tracks anymore. Adjusted the width of the clip preview in Session View while performing a drag and drop action.

Fixed a bug which could cause the text in the Help View to be truncated by the scrollbar. The values of small parameter dials would change color upon selection, if the Dark Theme was in use.

The Group Track icon would clash with the track name in Session View, if the track was resized to the smallest possible width. The track title text in Session View would change its color automatically when resized to the shortest width, if the Mid Dark Theme was in use. Adjusted the text color in the Preferences, so that it looks correct in all Themes. On Windows, the size and position of the second window would not be remembered when closing and opening it again.

On Windows, Live’s windows and dialogs would occasionally flash briefly when appearing on screen. Fixed the selection color for rows within the ‘Groove Pool’. Corrected the text color for minimized track headers. The color of a Default Track set in Live 9 now correctly translates in Live When dragging a clip with a long name containing a Rack into an empty track, or when pasting it into an empty track, the track title in the Session View would overlap with the Chain Mixer ‘Fold’ button.

The Arrangement Group Track header drop marker was drawn one pixel too far to the left. When the peak meter is lit, the peak meter text is now visible in the Dark Theme. Active Grooves displayed a wrong text color in the first field of the Groove Pool, if the Dark Theme was in use.

Changed the text color for all status bar alerts, to increase its readability when using the Dark Theme. Max for Live improvements Fixed a bug in the Drum Synths which prevented the correct decay value from being used, if this updated at the same time that a note message was sent. It is now possible to finely adjust Max for Live device parameters using the “Shift” modifier, as for all other Live devices.

Max for Live devices would steal the keyboard focus from Live’s UI. Removed the “defaults” Object Defaults menu from the Options menu on Windows. Fixed a bug which caused focus rectangles to go missing. Fixed adjusting sizes of boxes upon loading. When multi-clip editing, it was erroneously possible to select and edit notes in a frozen background clip. Navigation When renaming an item in Live, the cursor would end in the wrong position if the text was selected and one of the arrow keys was pressed.

Auto-zoom no longer occurs in the Detail View when moving the clip loop using the arrow keys. Follow is temporarily disabled during scrubbing. This also fixes a bug where, if Follow was active, changing the clip’s play position might lead to unexpected results. Follow would not be paused when adjusting fade handles.

After a user interaction paused Follow, it was necessary to click the Follow button twice in order to re-enable it. Live would crash when a Group Track was duplicated, if it contained a VST plug-in which opens a dialog whenever duplicated e. Dragging older uncolored Sets from the browser into an existing Session might lead to a crash. Coping and pasting multiple clips at once could lead to unexpected results if some of the clips originated from nested Group Tracks. In some cases, pasted clips would end up in the wrong target track, if the copied selection was across nested Group Tracks.

New Devices and Device Improvements Live would crash when moving or grouping a track containing Wavetable, if Push 2 was in use and Device Mode was displayed.

Moving parameters in a device could lead to some tiny noise bursts if the device was processed by Drum Buss. The text in the Reverb device’s Decay Time field would not fit in some cases. Audio artefacts would affect Wavetable when modulating its parameters via Aftertouch or Mod Wheel.

Previously, it was not possible to map Wavetable parameters to Macros from the device’s expanded view. Wavetable now supports sustain pedals.

Added various UI improvements to Wavetable. Under certain circumstances, the Wavetable’s Filter Drive slider would have no effect. Addtionally, Wavetable’s ‘Glide’ parameter would not work as expected.

Live could crash when hot-swapping the Wavetable device, if the device was inside an Instrument Rack. After changing the language in the Preferences and changing it back to the initial language, Live would revert to the first language chosen upon program launch, instead of the last language chosen. Added a debug option to Live 10 which allows restricting the maximum number of real-time audio threads when Live is running in ReWire slave mode, to prevent performance issues when Live is running as ReWire slave with certain DAWs on Windows, if a CPU with 16 or more cores is in use.

This can be enabled via the following debug option in the Options. This will force Live to run its audio engine in single-threaded mode when running as a ReWire slave. If Live is running standalone i. Fixed a regression which caused number input boxes to steal all keyboard input once touched , and thus preventing the MIDI keyboard, normal single letter shortcuts, etc.

Numbers typed into number input boxes would not overwrite existing values, but only insert new digits, and it was possible to edit unsupported characters into number boxes. Fixed minor typos in info text translations. A memory leak might occur when certain previously available plug-ins were not allowed to launch e. An unusually high CPU usage would occur if a Live Set made use of several plug-ins whose parameters were configured in Live.

The name of the undo action when importing MIDI and audio files was wrong. Additionally, it is now possible to import MIDI and audio files when the selection is on an automation lane. Added a filter visualization for Auto Filter on Push 2. Added a visualization to Operator’s Filter bank on Push 2. Introduced additional icons to the Global bank for Wavetable on Push 2. Updated Wavetable’s Unison Mode icons on Push 2. Updated the Push 2 color palette.

On Push 2’s display, “On” and “Off” values now appear in title case instead of uppercase. It is now possible to control Wavetable’s Poly Voices parameter from Push. Improved the look of Operator’s ‘Algorithm’ icons on Push 2. Improved the way filter curves appear on Push, by drawing an opaque background. Push Note Layouts On Push 2, the state of a track e. The routing position chooser on Push 2 would not indicate the correct position.

Deleting a track in a nested Group Track from Push would not work under certain circumstances. It was not possible to add a track with Push, if the currently selected track was frozen. Occasionally, it was not possible to leave note settings or step automation modes on Push 2. Additionally, it was not possible to step-automate the Semi parameter from Push. The Push display process would use an unusual high amount of CPU when idling, which could occasionally lead to the laptop fan to kick in as soon as Push 2 initialized.

When switching from Filter 1 to Filter 2 in Wavetable’s Filter bank from Push 2, Filter 1’s filter circuit would still be shown if the highpass filter type was selected. Under certain circumstances, a device might erroneously appear disabled on Push 2. It was previously not possible to reset Wavetable’s Oscillator Transpose parameters to their default value by holding the Delete button and tapping the encoder on Push 2.

It was not possible to reset Wavetable’s modulation amounts from Push. When a clip’s loop position was changed from Push, the change was not reflected in Live’s UI. Notes in a track containing a Drum Rack were displayed in the wrong color on Push 2’s display.

On Push 2, Clip Mode’s zoom overview occasionally did not include the entire region, and the playhead would fail to appear when an audio clip contained a section without any sample content. It was not possible to delete the notes of a sequencer page in Slicing Mode on Push 1 and 2. The sequencer or loop selector pads would erroneously send mono-aftertouch or poly pressure messages. In the Arrangement, the “Reverse” command can now be performed on a time selection via the new “R” shortcut key.

Also fixed a bug related to reversing samples. When using Reverse on a partially-selected clip in Arrangement, only the selected part is reversed. It is now possible to deactivate, reverse and crop selected material within a time selection on an automation lane.

Previously, the entire clip would be de activated, even if only part of it was selected. Arrangement clips can now be moved by dragging the upper half of the clip content area. The mouse cursor changes to a hand to indicate the clip’s draggable area, where time selections can also be made via a single-click. Previously, the shortcut could only enable the Arrangement Loop, but not disable it.

The file will be inserted either where at the Insert Marker position Arrangement View or in the currently selected empty clip slot Session View.

Automation Implemented a global automation mode. In the Arrangement, the visibility of all automation lanes is now toggled via the Automation Mode button or the “A” key. When the automation lanes are visible, the content lanes are minimized to the height of the clip headers. Clip fades are now always available in the content lane, if the track is at least three units tall.

It is now possible to split and consolidate material in a time selection also when the selection exists in an automation lane. In the Arrangement, this means that MIDI clips can only be created by double-clicking in the content lane.

When moving multiple segments within a time selection, snapping aligns at left or the right of the time selection, depending on which side of the time selection you start dragging. A similar logic is also applied to single segments. Additionally, when hovering near segments the value for the aligned events is now shown.

The automation value at the border of a time selection is also shown, regardless if a breakpoint exists, when hovering in proximity of a segment. While creating an automation breakpoint in a time selection, the time selection disappears, which enables moving the newly-created breakpoint. When dragging automation breakpoints or segments, they now snap to existing breakpoint times. The “Shift” modifier is no longer required for moving automation segments past existing breakpoints.

When the grid is disabled, automation breakpoints now snap to breakpoint times and grid times if they are one pixel away. For breakpoints grabbed by the mouse, automation values are now displayed when hovering over a breakpoint, or dragging any of the following: an automation segment, a time selection automation segment, or multiple breakpoints in a time selection.

It is now possible to move automation segments horizontally. When breakpoints are created close to a grid line, they now automatically snap to the grid. A vertical editing helper line now appears when moving breakpoints in the Arrangement View or Detail View.

Breakpoints are now quantized when they are moved. Introduced fade edge handles in the Arrangement, which allow users to change the duration of a fade in via the “Fade In Start Handle” and fade out via the “Fade Out End Handle” without affecting the fade peaks.

However, a fade edge cannot move beyond the the fade peak. Holding “ALT” while resizing one track now resizes all tracks in the current view. Browser It is now possible to display and search for uninstalled Packs within the browser, and install them from there. The Packs sidebar label now shows updates made to Packs. Users can now download and install these updates. After restarting Live, previously downloaded Packs are now ready for installation, and partially-downloaded Packs can now resume downloading unless Live was restarted on a metered internet connection.

Colors can be assigned to items via context menu entries, or using the number keys for assigning colors, and 0 to reset. Multiple colors can be assigned to an item, but no more than three colors will be shown. New labels show all items tagged with their respective color. Improved the behavior when using the “Locate” button to find a missing user folder. Previously, this would trigger a complete re-scan of the new folder, even if the contents were exactly the same as before, and also lose any colors assigned to items in the folder.

When previewing samples in the browser, samples less than 2. Samples longer than 2. The hierarchy of Group Tracks in a Live Set now appears in the browser. This allows dragging the contents of a Group Track into the current Live Set. In the browser’s sidebar, it is now possible to rename user folder labels. Files can be dragged and dropped onto the User Library, Current Project and use folder labels directly.

Live now always listens to MIDI input on monitored tracks i. Live plays back the captured loop immediately, ready for you to add more material. If neither toggle is enabled, the Export button will be disabled. Up to 10 old versions of the Set are stored in this folder. In Live’s browser, the current Set has “Show Old Version” context menu command, that points to its most recent backup version. When a backup version is loaded, it gets saved to the original location.

When saving a Live Set, the undo history is no longer cleared. The original file and history position are remembered when creating, loading and saving a Live set and the information is used to restore the Live set after a crash. Improved naming and sorting of recorded audio files, by attaching a timestamp to the filename. Added various changes for Windows – Live now supports the Jump List. Large Live Sets can now be closed times faster. Improved the speed of loading samples referenced by a Live Set.

This reduces the Live Set loading time considerably. Dropped support for The Bridge. Introduced the Live 10 color palette. Updated the appearance of clips in both Session and Arrangement View. Introduced a set of five new themes in place of the previously available Live “skins”. It replaces the “AbsoluteMouseMode” option. Added new mouse cursors for resizing clips and dragging clip content in the Arrangement on Windows.

Live’s dials and sliders are now rendered using real-time vector graphics rather than bitmaps. The result looks sharp and consistent at any zoom level. Added a “Assign Track Color to Clips” menu item to the context menu of track headers. When the command is used in the Arrangement View, it applies the track color to Arrangement View clips. When used in Session View, it applies the color to Session View clips. Enabled sample dots on the waveforms.

When zooming in, users can now more closely see where their samples are on the Time Ruler. Added several visual improvements for Windows: the second window now shows the same menu bar as the main window. When the Alt key is pressed, no letters in the menu bar are underlined anymore. Also, modal windows now come to the front if the window underneath is clicked. Now, the Session View is resized in a fluid way, with no bouncing or quantization. Max for Live Improvements Max is now bundled in Live, and no longer requires an external installation.

Live will always use the bundled version of Max. Max is now loaded at startup, instead of when the first Max device is used. Max for Live devices now support multiple audio inputs and outputs, which can be accessed via the track’s Input and Output Channel choosers. Devices can also be routed to arbitrary tracks via the Live API. It is now possible to route devices and device chains to Max for Live devices.

This both applies to both Arrangement and Session View. It is now possible to route an individual Drum Rack pad’s audio output to one of its parent Drum Rack’s return chains. This allows these return chains to be used as mix buses. It is now possible to reset knob and slider control values to their default value by double-clicking them in the same way that the “Delete” keyboard shortcut works.

The double-click gesture does not apply to toggles or action buttons. Loop points are represented by vertical lines in the Note Editor. This minimizes all tracks, allowing you to see as many as possible on your screen. The action can also be triggered via the “S” shortcut. It is now possible to zoom to and back from time selection in Arrangement and in Detail View.

It is now possible to zoom vertically and horizontally in the Arrangement View, using two-finger trackpad gestures or a mousewheel. It is now possible to scroll horizontally using the Shift modifier key also on WIndows. When time is selected within an Arrangement clip, Detail View’s display now zooms in on the selected time.

When making an edit in the Arrangement or Detail View, Follow is now paused instead of being deactivated. When paused, the Follow button changes from yellow to orange. When stopping or re-starting playback, or scrubbing, Follow starts again.

Furthermore, Follow is also paused when scrolling horizontally in Arrangement. Audio effects can now be dragged to the Master track’s Scene Launch area. Echo is a modulation delay that is capable of a wide range of sounds, from tape-saturated and bucket-brigade styles, right through to modern, clean and digital delays.

Echo includes an LFO that modulates filter frequency and delay time, and an envelope follower that can be blended with the LFO. Also included are a distortion switch, a reverb, stereo width control, a ducking compressor, a gate, a feedback signal inversion switch, and a toggle for repitching and crossfading repeats.

Pedal is a guitar distortion effect, that can also be used in less conventional settings, e. Pedal has three different modes: Overdrive, Distortion and Fuzz. Each mode was inspired by distortion pedals with their own distinct sonic characteristics, including: warm and smooth, tight and aggressive, and bluesy yet broken.

An analog-style drum processor, Drumbuss was designed to add body and character to a group of drums, while gluing them together in a tight mix. Drumbuss combines the most used drum processing tools into a single device, which includes distortion, a compressor, low-frequency enhancement, a transient shaper and a control for dampening high frequency response.

Furthermore, the layout has been redesigned to fit new features, including a Mono switch, a Bass Mono switch, a Bass Mono Frequency slider, a Bass Mono Audition button, and a Balance knob control which replaces the Panorama slider.

Older Sets will continue to sound the same due to an added legacy mode. Older Utility devices can be upgraded via a button in the title bar. When the command is used, the contained tracks and their respective clips inherit the Group Track’s color.

This applies to both Push 1 and 2 as well. In Track Mix Mode, either the pan dial or stereo pan sliders are shown, depending on the active pan mode. The Repeat button’s state and setting is now remembered for each track. It is now possible to arm a track with one hand via Push 2 by holding the respective track’s selection button.

Nested chains can now be displayed, folded and unfolded on Push 2. This prevents other important root level items like ‘User Files’ from being pushed off the screen by many Collection Labels. Added a new parameter layout and a graphical representation of the Activity View to Compressor on Push 2. It is now possible to configure a sidechain routing for Compressor from Push 2.

Added a visualization of Simpler’s Envelopes to Push 2. Improved waveform drawing performance for Push 2. The velocity of each note is also indicated by the note’s opacity.

Implemented a representation of the sequenceable area for the melodic step sequencer on the Push 2 display. A grid window indicates the sequenceable range on the pads within the selected loop page. When changing the loop position from Clip View, the pad melodic step sequencer now follows the active portion of a clip.

Push Note Layouts Introduced a new note layout mode on Push, consisting of a step sequencer on the top half of the pad matrix and 32 notes on the bottom half. Users can press pads in the lower section to select which notes to add via the step sequencer, in the upper section. Users can see, add, and remove pitches from steps by holding the respective pads.

Added a loop selector to the pad melodic step sequencer layout. Users can access it by holding the Layout button on Push 2 or holding the Note button on Push 1. On Push 1 and 2, note layouts are now remembered per track. It is now possible to delete the contents of a sequencer page on Push 1 and 2, by holding “Delete” and using the Loop Selector. It is now possible to duplicate the content of a sequencer page on Push, by holding “Duplicate” and using the Loop Selector.

Removed the loop length pads from the Melodic Sequencer on Push 1 and 2, to allow sequencing an extra note on the pads.

The loop length pads can still be accessed momentarily, by holding the Note button Push 1 or Layout button Push 2. It is now possible to choose between different metronome sounds from the Metronome’s context menu. It is now possible to select a different tick interval for the Metronome, via its pull-down and context menus.

The default “Auto” setting behaves the same as in Live 9 i. Interval selections that don’t fit into one bar of the current time signature will appear disabled. If the currently selected interval no longer fits in a bar due to a time signature change, the metronome tick will return to the “Auto” behavior. However if the time signature is changed so that the interval selection fits in a bar again, the tick will follow the selected interval.

Added the “Enable only while recording” menu item to the Metronome’s pull-down and context menus. If this is enabled and the Metronome is activated, the Metronome is only audible while recording. If recording into the Arrangement while the Punch-In switch is active, the Metronome is only audible after the punch-in point.

The “Enable only while recording” setting is not saved in Preferences, and must be enabled every time Live is started. It can now be toggled with the “M” key. Log in to see your upgrade prices. A Live license is registered to a single user and can be installed on up to two of their computers.

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You can only sell an educational license to others who qualify for the educational discount. Install and authorise the program. The owner can transfer a license for Live or Push by logging in to their account and clicking Transfer ownership of your license to another person with an Ableton. Fill out the recipient’s registered email address with ableton. An email confirmation will then be sent to the owner’s email address to approve the transfer on the Ableton website.

A final email will then be sent to both parties to confirm once the license has been transferred. What are the limitations of Ableton license transfers? The request must be submitted via the seller’s registered email address, and cannot be completed via our Telephone Support.

Any license included in the second-hand Push sale should be privately agreed between the two upgrase. If a Live license is transferred, in ihtro to the Push serial number, it needs to be explicitly requested when the seller contacts Support. The warranty time frame for Push is determined by the original proof of purchase only.

 
 

Ableton live 10 suite upgrade from live intro free. Ableton Live 10 Intro (download) Includes free upgrade to Live 11

 
 
Ableton Live 11 Suite Upgrade from Live Intro. DAW Software with + Sounds (70GB+), Unlimited Tracks and Scenes, 15 Software Instruments, 72 Effects, and 29 Content Packs, Max for Live – Mac/PC VST, AU Ableton Live 11 Suite Upgrade from Live Standard – Academic Mult-seat License – Seats (Priced Per Seat) Ordering Free. See what you get with Live 11 Standard and Suite Standard Suite; More of Live’s instruments Find endless inspiration to design your own sounds with Live’s wavetable, FM, physical-modelling and sampling-based synthesizers. 6: More of Live’s Audio effects Tweak, sculpt or completely destroy your sound with professional effects such as the Hybrid Reverb, Spectral Resonator, . Ableton makes Push and Live, hardware and software for music production, creation and performance. Ableton´s products are made to inspire creative music-making.