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thanks again 80..that thread defintly covers it..

i think the answer is to run a portable hard drive in jelly..

hi

i use a usb laptop fan to keep it cool..

bass vibration could be an explanation..

i'll do a search, and try and find that topic, but if anyone has anyother suggestions, im all ears,

cheers

Does anybody know how to eliminate audio dropouts, which occasionally occur during playing a live set for 1hr-2hrs?

CPU never exceeds 10%, and a limiter is put on the master channel, to tame any rogue peaks..

still having the same problem..

downloaded the patch and everthing..

ran it as adminstrator, blah blah...

I've conceeded defeat on this, and either wait till Reason 4, or get a new studio laptop..

still having problems with this..

I've uninstalled both bits of software..Changed the audio driver..Still no long..

Can anyone point me in the right direction..

much appreciated..

hoffman2k wrote:Whats your system and audio card?
Which OS?
Which versions of Live and Reason?

Echo Indigo..
Ableton 6.0.7
Reason 3.0.5
Windows Vista


Could we'll be something to do with the Indigo card, maybe?

thanks

thanks for your help..

Poster wrote:does this also happen when you;

-first start Live
-then start Reason
-and then arrange the proper rewire routing ?

yep..I followed the instructions..Launch Live, then Reason..But its as soon as I launch Reason, both programme crash..It doesnt even get to the stage where I can re-route in Reason..

Prepare Ableton Channels for Reason Rewire, Launch Reason, both programmes crash..

I've checked the manual, not much help..

Anyone know of any patches, or solutions?

thanks

Im new to the board, so Hi..

I've just started to use Ableton as a rewire device for some other software..

I basically wanted to know how to Sub-Group channels into a single channels, so i can apply an overall effect to it (whether its drums, vox, etc)..

thanks..

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