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Which audio interface are you using? Because those are some bad numbers you're listing. Also note that the higher the sample rate, the lower the latency. The difference between 44.1 and 96 is spectacular. And yes, higher sample rates demand more resources. But you can only play live what you plan t...

http://expressiveness.org/2012/12/04/midi-jitter Thank you for response and the related article! After reading it I would assume Live uses the audio input latency as an extra time window for MIDI jitter buffering, maybe based on MIDI driver event timestamps, and delays the MIDI output to match audi...

To sum it up: MIDI latency starts to become an issue when working with 2 or more external MIDI devices and using Live as the MIDI router/hub to route the MIDI traffic between them. So, it would be nice if Ableton updated their philosophy on MIDI latency/jitter and would implement 'as fast as possibl...

Hi! I've read the https://www.ableton.com/en/manual/midi-fact-sheet/ and understand(?) that Ableton Live introduces some 'extra' midi latency/buffer to eliminate jitter and to maintain sync better. Quote: 'Ableton‘s approach to MIDI timing is based on two key assumptions: 1. In all cases, latency is...