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Just wondering how to do this and stumbled on this thread. Doesn't seem like I can

I have a 2017 MBP and just tried this using the Sentient Shadow preset with the built in soundcard at 64 samples. Plays fine, no crackles, and CPU use stays around 10-20% for most playing.

Interesting, thanks for doing that. My CPU usage goes between 20 and 25% and does have some crackles (using ...

The system I've used since 2012 can easily go to 64 samples at sample rates of 44-96 kHz. At 44.kHz, 32 samples is not a problem either. ...
It's a Winodws 7 Pro 64 bit build, i7-3770k, Asus P8Z77-V, 32 GB EAM, with an RME HDSPe AIO interface. Unnecessary components like built-in wifi disabled, no ...

It seems to be the fashion that recording at lower sample settings seems to better in a way..... I think you can do it if your interface is up to it, and my Focusrite ain't. For recording audio, I do use the direct monitor function of my interface, and I have an old Lexicon MPX1 patched in on s ...

Thanks for the responses, so it looks like many people can't get down to 64 samples either.

And do you ever have any "noticable" latency when you play/record any MIDI? My guess would be no, which is something people need to understand better that having the absolute lowest buffer isn't that ...

Is anyone here able to play some of the more complex software synths, for example complex atmospheric pads in Wavetable or Analog, at 64 samples or less? (assuming sensible sample rate like 44 or 48kHz). If so, what kind of hardware do you have?

I have a brand new MacBook Pro Quad Core 16GB RAM ...

OK thanks guys, that is reassuring.

I'm fairly new to Live, thinking about buying a Push 2. But I want to check whether it can do what I am thinking.

I already have a MIDI keyboard, and I prefer to play keys rather than pads for melodies and harmony.

What I want to be able to do is use the Push to create a new slot with a MIDI ...