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Free alternatives to Ableton Live

Best free option: Waveform Free (Strong). Switching saves about $349 USD one-time.

Ableton Live, Live 12 Standard, one-time purchase

$349 USDone-time

$389 CAD

Every pick below has a free version.

Runs on
  • Windows
  • macOS
Key file formats
.als.wav.mid.mp3

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3 alternatives

Strong

1 tool

Covers most of the same work, with trade-offs noted on each card.

  1. Rank 1: Waveform Free

    Best for a free DAW with unlimited tracks

    License: Free tier
    • Windows
    • macOS
    • Linux
    Status: Verified
    • WAV: opens and saves, full fidelity
    • MID: opens and saves, full fidelity
    • MP3: opens and saves, full fidelity

    Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. Free with a Tracktion account. Ableton Live sets (.als) do not open. Free version: Free with no track limit. Paid feature expansions add Multi Channel, Launcher, DJ Mix Tools and Pro Video.

Situational

2 tools

Right for specific needs, or not yet mature enough to recommend widely.

  1. Rank 2: Zrythm

    Best for open-source DAW use on Linux

    License: Open source
    • Windows
    • macOS
    • Linux
    Status: Active
    • WAV: opens and saves, full fidelity
    • MID: opens and saves, full fidelity
    • MP3: opens and saves, full fidelity

    Source is AGPL. The free installers are limited to 25 tracks; unlimited tracks need a paid installer or a build from source. The v2 alpha is for testing. Free version: Free installers are limited to 25 tracks and basic plug-ins. Paid installers lift the limit; building from source has none.

  2. Rank 3: LMMS

    Best for pattern-based beat making

    License: Open source
    • Windows
    • macOS
    • Linux
    Status: Active
    • FLP: opens only, partial fidelity. Imports FL Studio projects with notes and patterns; plug-ins and automation may not carry over
    • WAV: opens and saves, full fidelity
    • MID: opens and saves, partial fidelity. MIDI import and export; instrument assignments need setup
    • MP3: opens only, partial fidelity. Imports MP3 samples; the stable release exports WAV and OGG

    Free and open source on Windows, macOS and Linux. The stable release is 1.2.2 from 2020; 1.3 is in alpha.

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Feature parity

How each alternative covers what people use Ableton Live for. Numbers link to editor notes.

Feature parity with Ableton Live
FeatureWaveform FreeZrythmLMMS
Performance
Session View clip launchingNoNote 1NoNote 2NoNote 3
Production
Arrangement timelineYesYesPartialNote 4
MIDI editingYesYesYesNote 5
Editing
Audio warping and time-stretchingPartialNote 6NoNote 7NoNote 8
Sounds
Included instruments and sound libraryPartialNote 9PartialNote 10PartialNote 11
Plug-ins
Third-party plug-in hostingYesNote 12YesNote 13PartialNote 14
Parity score67%58%42%
  1. Waveform Free, Session View clip launching: The Launcher is a paid expansion
  2. Zrythm, Session View clip launching: No clip launcher in the stable release
  3. LMMS, Session View clip launching: No clip launcher
  4. LMMS, Arrangement timeline: Song Editor built around patterns and automation
  5. LMMS, MIDI editing: Piano roll with MIDI import and export
  6. Waveform Free, Audio warping and time-stretching: Time-stretch and pitch tools with fewer warp controls
  7. Zrythm, Audio warping and time-stretching: No warp markers in the stable release
  8. LMMS, Audio warping and time-stretching: No audio warping
  9. Waveform Free, Included instruments and sound library: Four built-in instruments; sound packs are paid
  10. Zrythm, Included instruments and sound library: Hosts instrument plug-ins; ships few sounds
  11. LMMS, Included instruments and sound library: Built-in synths and samplers; no large sound library
  12. Waveform Free, Third-party plug-in hosting: VST, VST3 and Audio Units
  13. Zrythm, Third-party plug-in hosting: LV2, VST3, CLAP and other plug-in formats
  14. LMMS, Third-party plug-in hosting: VST instruments; VST effects only on Linux and Windows

Not covered by any free alternative yet: Session View clip launching, Audio warping and time-stretching, Included instruments and sound library. See all feature gaps

File formats

Can each alternative open and save Ableton Live files?

Opening and saving Ableton Live files
FormatWaveform FreeZrythmLMMS
.alsNoNote 1NoNote 2NoNote 3
.wavOpens and savesFull fidelityOpens and savesFull fidelityOpens and savesFull fidelity
.midOpens and savesFull fidelityOpens and savesFull fidelityOpens and savesNote 4Partial fidelity
.mp3Opens and savesFull fidelityOpens and savesFull fidelityOpens onlyNote 5Partial fidelity
  1. Waveform Free, .als: Ableton Live sets do not open
  2. Zrythm, .als: Ableton Live sets do not open
  3. LMMS, .als: Ableton Live sets do not open
  4. LMMS, .mid: MIDI import and export; instrument assignments need setup
  5. LMMS, .mp3: Imports MP3 samples; the stable release exports WAV and OGG

What switching saves

Switching saves about $349 USD / $389 CAD one-time. Prices checked .

Based on Live 12 Standard, one-time purchase. Price source.

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Related

Ableton Live is a product of Ableton, named here for comparison only. Platforms listed for Ableton Live: Windows, macOS.