Obviously a joke, but it would be funny if manufacturers actually started implementing weird limitations like these. Like the 303 sequencer. Limiting but still allowing you to create patterns you wouldn't otherwise come up with.

It's 2026 already! 😮 Time flies! I hope you had a good holiday season. Do you have any new year's resolutions for your music? Like finishing that album you've always wanted to. (me 😅) Or fine tuning your live setup. Maybe re-wiring your studio. Or collaborating with someone else?

When you're vacuuming a little too enthusiastic 😂 I had to sift through 50 pounds of dust to find it.

Hi All.. Is anyone on here heading to Superbooth in May?..

Lots of people complain that ableton isn't very stable and has way more MIDI jitter than other daw's. I just did some tests, and I have to say the difference is imperceptible. What I did. 1. Create the shortest possible noise pulse on my analog rytm. 2. Create a 16th note pattern at 120BPM for 2 minutes. 3. Record this in both DAW's with just one MIDI channel and one audio channel, no plugins. 4. The setup was entirely the same, no background processes and the same buffer size and sample rate. 5. I imported Ableton's recording back into Cubase. 6. There was an overal static offset so I manually lined it up as best as possible. 7. I recorded the audio from cubase 2 times to show variations in the recording itself. The result is practically the same. Sometimes we're just too focussed on details that nobody is ever going to hear.