No doubt!

I'm wondering how much CPU cycles this is using.

No, it works via WiFi. Kind of fun to control my Ableton rig from another room in the house ;^). Costs $2.99.

If you an automap user, Novation's "Automap" iPhone app works pretty well. If you have automap pro you can even send key sequences.

Funny! i agree wholeheartedly that there should be a Max for Live run-time. I say $99 for Live, free for those who own Suite.

A couple of thing:

First off, Camel Audio is about to release v1.12. The beta is great. They are also rewarding loyalty by giving away even more presets and raw samples to those who participated in the group buy - http://www.camelaudio.com/news.php?nID=149.

Second, this video is a nice tribute to Tim Conrardy in a way. Seing his name in the first preset reminded me of how great his work was. His memorial site is here - http://bit.ly/aHNZSH

Anyone else notice the cover of The Cure "In Betwen Days" at the 1:17 mark?

That's funny that he mentions GUI and font readability right off the bat. Back when Imposcar first came out I tried it for about 20 minutes and thought that it sounded great but the GUI killed my eyes so I passed.

By the way, I'm working on a new performance rig. Stands of yesteryear just don't quite work with all the new controllers. Can anyone tell what kind of stand all this gear is on?

Awesome find.

He's always got something cool going on his live rig. I love how Robbie Bronnimann uses Live to automate the show. It's amazing how small of a rig this is.

I started using Live becuase of Howard Jones. Back in 2003, I caught his show in Colorado Springs. I saw him triggering sequences from MIDI keyboards and changing the arrangement on the fly. I'd never seen anyone do this sort of thing on the fly before. I walked close enough to see that the software and it was Live. I saved my pennes and bought Live 3.0 and now I'm on 8. Fantastic. Thanks Howard and Robbie for helping me to discover Live!

Mark