[cyberpunk]

I don't think you'll find a professional studio anywhere that doesn't have at least one Ableton live station. If you're into electronic music you'll be hard not to spot live being the driver for a lot of (non-dj) performances. I don't really think you can go wrong with it. But either way, switching isn't too much of a problem.

I'm with Ableton because I love the push hardware and ui, but everyone's different.

[edem]

Are you saying that Ableton is better for live performances?

[cyberpunk]

I've never used bitwig so I wouldn't be qualified to say. The killer features of Ableton are it's usage in live performances though, which is why it's called Ableton Live.