Ableton pulled no punches at this year's NAMM show, announcing a complete version update to its flagship software, Live 8; a two-years-in-the-making Live tie-in with Cycling '74's Max/MSP; a hardware tie-in with Akai in the shape of the APC40 Ableton controller and an online sharing/collaboration service for Ableton users.
Being the tech-savvy company it is, Ableton's made a load of promo videos detailing some of the new features we can expect from its new products. We've got a couple of them below, but the whole lot are available on Ableton's website.
Of course, MusicRadar will have full reviews of all Ableton's new stuff as soon as it's available.
What's new in Live 8?
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