For me personally it feels way too cramped I have a very difficult time navigating and editing in it. Also, all of your inputs and what have you, are to the right instead of the left. It's just weird to me. Not a deal breaker for me, but just weird. Also Live is more shortcut driven. I could get used to lots of things, and I'm great with lots of things, but using shortcuts repetitively, is not one of them. I've tried many, many times and I just get frustrated quickly with it.Yorrrrrr wrote: ↑Sat Feb 23, 2019 4:59 pmCan't you record your performance with the Push 2 and session view into the arrangement view and then make the necessary edits there with the easy shortcuts and zooming features (especially in 10 and now 10.1)? I've found that's a great way to work in Live. What is so wrong about the arrangement view? I don't get itOrbit-50 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 23, 2019 6:43 am There's three things that I hate in this world. Liver, grapefruit, and Ableton Lives arrangement view. The only way I can work with Live is with my Push 2 and the session view. After that, everything goes to Cubase 10. Takes me no more than 10 minutes in that arrangement view to want to put a hammer right through the freaking monitor screen.
Now I have another trick up my sleeve because I've been using a Midi Fighter 64 with Bome Midi Translator to send all of the shortcut functions I want, to Cubase 10. So basically I lay out all my most used functions on the Midi Fighter 64, and at press the of a button, can execute my functions and it's been helping a ton, so I might try that with Ableton Live as well.