Ableton Live - has it lost its mojo?

[Tony Scharf]

Late to the discussion...but..
As soon as they announced Max for Live, I knew this was going to happen.  It was a nice way for Ableton to shirk off new developments to the M4L community rather than having to do much for themselves.
That said, Ableton is a DAW and it's done what every DAW eventually does - becomes mature.  AT some point, there are only so many features one can develop without getting into Cakewalk "who the hell actually needs that?" territory. 
Tony

From: forums at punkdisco.co.uk
To: music-bar at lists.music-bar.org
Subject: Ableton Live - has it lost its mojo?
Date: Fri, 5 Jun 2015 11:24:28 +0100

Is it just me or has Ableton Live slowed to almost a standstill over the last 5 years or so? I don’t think anything particularly exciting has happened with them for some time and their updates are once every few years.. Should they be concerned about Bitwig or being left behind in general? Im still loving Live but there are a few things like naming of Audio and Midi I/O, where you think “really?  After all this time and you still cant implement it?!” Anyone? PaulLondonwww.punkdisco.co.uk 
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