Think this right here now!
Good Morning Everyone!
This is Daniel again, had a long night testing.
So please forgive me if I make some mistakes in writing.
English is not my native language.
As I tried Analog the first time I had drop outs (gets silent) while switching between the shapes or
dragging the pitch envelope or even sometimes doing nothing but sending midi to
the device. sometimes for a few seconds no tone comes out of the AAS-Analog-Device!
Tested this case different ways
1. playing usb keyboard with setting the channel(that holds the device) to "IN" not armed
1b. playing usb keyboard with channel(that holds the device) set to "auto" record armed
1c. playing usb keyboard with channel(that holds the device) set to "IN" record armed
2. sending notes (via a midiclip) from a seperate midi channel with its output connected to the input of
the midichannel that holds the Analog-device (set to "IN" not armed)
3. having a midi clip running with notes in it puting it directly on the midichannel that holds the Analog-device (of course set to "auto")
4. testing while live was playing and also in stop mode playing USB keyboard
5. I doublechecked by playing the keyboard and recording the played notes.
all Notes I played on the keyboard were recorded but Analog did not play a sound at the same time.
Randomly or because of switching between the waveforms while playing it gets silent while recieving those notes.
So it happens most if the AAS-Analog gets notes while I switch between the waveforms(Shape) of OSC 1 (sin,square,saw,noise).
It seems, that if i give it a little break with recieving midi notes, it awakes again and sound appears like normal.
Really strange like going sleep for a few seconds sometimes.
Hope you could understand what i am talking about.
I only checked this with AAS-Analog yet.
Windows XP service pack2,
PC Intel core 2 (@1,86Ghz), 3GB Ram,
running Live 8.011b
config: 44.100 Hz at 24 bit