Ableton AG
Ableton AG is a Berlin-based music software and hardware company best known for developing the digital audio workstation (DAW) Ableton Live and the Push series of performance controllers. Founded in 1999 by Gerhard Behles, Robert Henke and Bernd Roggendorf, Ableton built its reputation on software designed for both studio production and live performance, emphasizing a fluid, improvisational workflow. The first version of Ableton Live shipped in the early 2000s and the product has evolved through many major releases (e.g., Live 8, Live 9, Live 11, Live 12), becoming a standard tool for electronic musicians, producers, DJs and performing artists worldwide.
In addition to Live and Push hardware, Ableton maintains an ecosystem that includes Max for Live (integration with Cycling '74's Max visual/audio programming environment), educational resources (Learning Music, Learning Synths), and the annual Loop summit for music creators. The company combines software engineering, hardware design,...
In addition to Live and Push hardware, Ableton maintains an ecosystem that includes Max for Live (integration with Cycling '74's Max visual/audio programming environment), educational resources (Learning Music, Learning Synths), and the annual Loop summit for music creators. The company combines software engineering, hardware design,...
Statistics
Total Applications:
8
Total Users:
2,138
Total Keys:
625,174
Total Clicks:
690,584
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
6w3d15h34s
Average Time Per User:
30m44s
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