yes, the conclusion is:
Ableton has hundreds of developers working on Ableton.
Renoise is pretty much a one-man operation.
so how are these comparable?
Again.
What can Renoise do that Abelton can?
Compare a bicycle to a car. The only thing they have in common is that you can move around.
So what’s the point of this comparison???
lol, i don’t know bro, you’re the one who made it in the first place! 
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Can you type it in English? what first place???
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yes I was type it. But reason was that you all try compare a bicycle to a car so that’s why I pick up a stupid example.
makes perfect sense
ok. look like you drunk to much…
could we keep things civil, communicative and informative instead of bickering back’n’forth?
the main advantage of renoise is a truly powerful work with notes. those who choose trackers first of all choose a sequencer and a way of interaction, in renoise it is instant in comparison with ableton, but it depends on habits and preferences.
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You can edit samples directly in Renoise.
In Ableton you need an external sample editor to do the same edits.