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I trashed the old templet file and now Ableton is loading M4L 7 with no problem.

From before I have Max For Live version 6.1 working just fine, but thought I should update to the latest version. I have downloaded the latest version of M4L from Ableton. Installed it in my Application folder, where I have a new file named just Max It In Preferences -> Max Application, I click the ...

Expressive sound engine? Never heard of such a thing. He must be talking about rendering dynamic ranges. I'm not sure he has the full overview of these things. I've never had any problem to make dynamic music in Live.

Check my latest post in this thread for possible solution: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=190597&p=1491954&hi ... s#p1491954

I now think my problem is solved (only tested it briefly). Apparently I need to deactivate/activate Live's audio engine by clicking in the CPU load meter every time I change the buffer size in preferences. It turns out that with my setup, the buffer size doesn't update automatically just by typing i...

Thanks istlota. All the things you are listing would be helpfull information under normal circumtances, but as it is, there is something corrupt in either Live 9 or in my setup that I need to resolve before even considering getting more RAM, byuing a SSD disk, etc. My computer is powerful enough to ...

So I've confirmed some things: - This problem persists in both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Live on my computer - This problem persists regardless of whether I'm using my soundcard (Komplete Audio 6) or my built-in headphone jack. Hmm... Same here. These are the things I’ve done so far: Remove...

triant wrote:but please speak up if you come across a solution!

Yes, I will.

Thanks. Actually quite valuable information for me.

Macbooks with only 4G ram are going to have trouble meeting Ableton's needs. Things go south once you start adding midi tracks containing instruments with heavy CPU needs. I have read a lot of tips suggesting various ways to improve the situation. But my perception is that you will just be pasting ...

I have the same problem in both 32 and 64 bit.

My post from this weekend: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=190597&p=1488529&hi ... s#p1488529

I've decided to make the transition from Cubase to Live but one problem has started to bother me. A moderate sized Live set might start out playing back well at a buffer size of 128 or 256 samples, but after a while I get these massive audio dropouts. Increasing the buffer size to 512 or higher does...

Thanks - I've seen those but found them a little a awkward to access on the spot, so I would have preferred a pdf. No problem now that I've made one myself by copy/paste from the Monolake web

I'm looking for a simple pdf or something like that explaining the GUI/controls of the Granulator. Does it excist? And of course, where can I find it?

Vidar

Hi, thanks for the help antarktika!