Then we edit the audio on a Mac in GarageBand.
For my show we use Zoom to record the video and audio. I'm going on 4 years producing a podcast. So what the fuck? Who's buying this shit? You then present a "clean" version, which is basically a re-skinned Ableton Live 9 UI. Probably the most realistic survey question. Yes, and your "Detail Slider" is akin to scrubbing the Sabian logos off the cymbals rather than showing the engraved mark on the hardware where the drummer would like his crash angle set. while others like their sets really tight and basic. >Some drummers prefer a lot of cymbals, toms, percussive elements, two kick drums, etc. "Does this feature look helpful?" Yes, most of them do, and even in some cases are presented well, but look bad. Your surveys were biased pieces of shit with leading questions and blatant disregard for criticism/feedback. It was self-aggrandizing pat-me-on-my-back ego tripping. >It was all about collecting the user feedback on what I’ve done and refining my redesigns upon it. Test it to verify everything is going in the right direction. >Redesign it using my design intuition and skills. Hopefully that came into play when you managed to fuck a decent UI into a muddy mess > In addition, I have more than twenty years of experience in making and producing electronic music. This exercise is a Feature Request Wish List packaged up with some shit Photoshop work under the guise of professionalism I don't feel like Ableton needs an entire UI revamp to add these things. In a lot of cases, the new features that are portrayed (workspaces, tabbed projects, mixer view, automation tickers, better Device Rack) are great. > * Easier to learn-operation can be learned by observing the object > * More efficient to use-takes less time to accomplish a particular task Why does a shitty built-in skin still look cleaner than the proposed redesign:
Why does the UI look like a $20.00 piece of software made for a tablet: UI is a perpetual battle between Lowest possible clutter/Best possible information.and so the creator's solution is to add a slider.
inside clips in Session view, which is a neat idea, but relegating most immediate and useful visual indicator, color, into a small 2 pixel bar on the left side of each clip. The sketches are much better in terms of design than the finished product.ġ0% of the interface taken up by the mostly-empty header.Ĭonsider the comparative utility of having waveforms, icons, etc.
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