I use Ableton mostly for sound design for game projects. The ability to drag an audio file and manipulate its pitch, rotate it, speed it up or slow it down, add transposition modulation and stuff, is super handy and is designed much better than in most other DAWs. It's worth it just for that alone.
Here's what I'm referring to:
It's right there when you select a sample and it's the most convenient implementation out there.
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yep thats the type of set up that really works well. You can set up whole rack of varioys chained effects to create a great flow and thats just for one track if needed. So much versatility in Abelton! thanks for your feedback and i am sure this kinda sharing dialogue will help others go further with their music design, Thanks for your reply matey!
regards
Shan