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Hexodus
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Ableton Suite 8

Post by Hexodus » Mon Jun 27, 2011 10:55 pm

Just curious what ppl have to say about the Suite version of Ableton 8. Is it worth the extra $$ for the additional synths/instruments/fx?
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Neds Newt
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Re: Ableton Suite 8

Post by Neds Newt » Mon Jun 27, 2011 10:57 pm

Yes.
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GRAYSKALE
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Re: Ableton Suite 8

Post by GRAYSKALE » Tue Jun 28, 2011 8:02 am

Hexodus wrote:Just curious what ppl have to say about the Suite version of Ableton 8. Is it worth the extra $$ for the additional synths/instruments/fx?
Nah, just spend the money on some 3rd party plugs - I don't use Ableton anymore but can't stand the stock plugs.
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Hexodus
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Re: Ableton Suite 8

Post by Hexodus » Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:24 pm

What kind of plugs would you guys recommend? I don't care to pay if they are actually quality. Of course free/cheap ones are always good too if they are decent.
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GRAYSKALE
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Re: Ableton Suite 8

Post by GRAYSKALE » Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:47 pm

Hexodus wrote:What kind of plugs would you guys recommend? I don't care to pay if they are actually quality. Of course free/cheap ones are always good too if they are decent.
EQ and Compression-wise you can't go wrong with FabFilter Pro-Q and Pro-C, recently got the IK Multimedia Klassik reverb set which is absolutely awesome, really nice sounding stuff, PSP Vintage Warmer is an awesome little saturation/limiter plug-in that I pretty much slam on everything. Instrument-wise Operator isn't actually that bad (the one that comes with suite 8), but personally I prefer the good old classic NI Massive for getting nice juicy thick basslines.
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