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Glad you're on a rewarding track now with your big rig change project! Yep, I agree. Live is cool due to the MIDI clips option to control loopers. I used mainly Ableton before Mainstage came around, but since then I use Mainstage 1 because it has better MIDI clock sync (following my adventurous tempo changes in the Mobius looper) and also because I am able to pick a sparse palette of plugins that give me even lower CPU use than Ableton and Bidule. As for Mainstage 2 I've actually never migrated there yet, not stable with the multi plugin parmeter morphing I like to do. With every combination of host application and palette of plugins there are pros and cons and for the plugins I like to use Mainstage 1 has proven the best sounding host solution. Actually, many of the Mobius scripts I still use today started as Ableton Live MIDI clips to control an Electrixpro Repeater ten years ago ;-)) Not much new here on the tech side I guess, but to me that means good soil for musical progression. Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se www.perboysen.com www.looproom.com internet music hub On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 3:43 PM, Simeon Harris <simeonharris40@googlemail.com> wrote: > hello, my name is simeon and i'm a mobius user.... > tried hosting in mainstage 2...ugh...terrible cpu usage...crippled my >whole > machine > tried bidule...wonderful bit of software, but had some issues with cpu >and > memory and boy, it's just so ugly > now i'm using ableton - stable, pretty to look at and good with cpu! > downside - rubbish with incoming clock. had to ditch nearly all the third > party plugins i was using and make new effects using ableton's own ones. > upside - clips! wow! terrific - i can send midi controller data to >filters > and loop it in sync, or send midi commands to mobius (shuffle track two > every 4 bars while overdubbing on track three, anybody?!). oh and fire >off a > drum loop or two... :) > hoorah! > now to finish recording my album and stop messing about with all this > software...! > s