[quote quote="Milkman Dan":2krqpo6z][quote quote="Lide01":2krqpo6z]I now own Live about a year. First i really liked live but was not able to work fine with this prog on stage without a controller. After checking the market i didn´t find any controller that fits my needs. So I decided to create my own controller. Here you can see it:
The controller is created out of a kit of several modules that can bought/seen on the midibox.org website. By the way that is a great site too!
No that i can control all my functions i need via midi it really kicks ass on stage! The last 3 months i worked on a set for a live gig and with my controller this works definitely fine for on-stage-remixing!
Greetz, Lide[/quote:2krqpo6z]
DAAAAAAAAM Son… 
that is the business right there… 
If you don’t mind me asking, how long did it take you build that controller & what are the main expenses????
I’ve been using Live for a little over 8 months now & just started to incorporate it into my deejaying with an UC-33e & a Trigger Finger…. but that is an adaptation on what i would really like to do… which is have total control one one midi output which will help me start performing my own stuff live….
BTW… what kind of sound cards are you guys using… I’m on the Audiophile FireWire… but wanted to get some feedback on what others are using….[/quote:2krqpo6z]
I second that!!! one of the nicest laid out midi boxes I’ve seen, nice one!
Ableton is definitely a great program–I use it as a live looper for bass, keys, guitar, and drums with the session view, and do more "studio" stuff in the arrager view. Live 6 has introduced some pretty cool features.
