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If you’ve used music software before, you’re already familiar with one half of Ableton Live. Live’s Arrangement View is a familiar working space: time moves from left to right, while tracks are stacked vertically.

Changelog

Improvements and feature changes:

Added control surface support for the Roland AIRA MX-1.
Improved the performance for Ableton Devices on OS X.

Bug fixes:

Live could crash on Windows when changing sample rate when using certain ASIO drivers.
MIDI Note Off messages could be skipped as a consequence of an audio drop out, resulting in hanging notes.
CPU spikes leading to drop outs could occur when firing Clips, stopping Clips, Clip editing during playback, Clip scrubbing and when pressing the Back to Arrangement button.
Live's interface would respond slowly when the Display Zoom was set to a value other than 100% on OS X using the 32-bit version. This bug fix also improves scaled drawing performance on Windows 64-bit.

Changes for Push:

The step sequencer 'Note Settings' view could not be exited any more if accessed while in Hotswap mode.

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