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I think it was my plugin buffer was set to as audio buffer. I have change that to 256, that seems to have resolved the delay.

I always thought it was well known live did this.

I will have to do some testing.

I definately get latency when sending audio, if the tracks are cpu heavy then its really noticeable.


I think the main problem is the way i work i have 6 drum racks in a group, so i have kicks on one drum rack, snare claps on another ect. After i have individualy added fx to each drum i basically ...

I'm looking for tips/workflows on how to bounce audio down from midi tracks. I find if i route a track into another audio track there is an issue with latency.
To freeze & then flatten works well but for some reason live is restrictive in what you can flatten, for example if you group tracks or have ...

I thought i had resolved it but no it still there. Im pretty sure this was a problem even in 7 but i just put up with it.
Anyone know of a way to recreate the problem 100%?

cotdagoo wrote:anyone in this thread try setting live to run in compatibility mode for 'Vista SP2' ?

Thanks
This seems to have resolved the problem.
wish i had thought of it months ago.

So i bought a new Logitech MX Performance mouse in the hope it would fix the problem as my old logitech mouse was just using standard windows drivers with no proper support as it was old & out of date.
It did not fix the issue of hte gui locking up.

Glad this is not just me, its been driving me round the bend. I do not share your first problem but i get the freezing gui. I use an old logitech Mx700, there is no logitec mouseware for it so is just using windows drivers, i just use 3rd party software to enable the extra buttons to shortcuts ...

the problem seems to have gone since i posted here. Its really odd as i've had this problem for so long & as soon as i post on here about it it just doesn't happen any more. Only thing i can think of is i changed the way i had midi setup but i really don't think that solved the problem.

It reduces cpu completely if i power off plugs. don't know about Altiverb.
I know that unfortunately turning the power off doesn't reduce latency of a plugin whch is a shame. Maybe the fact that altiverb has high latency is causing it to use high cpu even when off, I'm not really sure.

I have this problem too, Im not sure what pdc is. It didn,t do it when i was using xp just after i switched to win 7 & seems like a bug.

I did a search but couldn't find a match, so here goes:

When I record midi notes (a riff/drums/synth line) in a looped clip I run into a strange bug: any note that is still active/not released when the looppoint arrives... turns into a ONE HUGE note, overwriting any notes in that key I played ...

I have a strange problem, GUI locks up when using 3rd party plugs.
When using a parameter like filter cutoff for example the plugin GUI will randomly lock up until i release the mouse. The plugin tends to shoot off screen at this point.
The sound isn't effected. I have tried with no midi input in ...