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You can disable AU plugins in Live’s settings, if you don’t want to see them and/or try to save a few milliseconds of load time at program launch

I looked up that Wrugste interface and it doesn’t appear to have a dedicated driver. I’m sure there’s someone that would be happy to argue with me, but I don’t think ASIO4All is the best driver for recording. That interface appears to be a clone of a Focusrite Scarlett, which *for the money* is a da...

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That .dll file is for an NVidia. There’s been lots of folks with issues with the NVidia software and DAWs over the years. You can try 2 things that I can think of… 1. Switch to onboard graphics from your BIOS to bypass the NVidia altogether - either permanently or as a test to confirm it’s the culpr...

I'm working on a set of EPs and have saved most of the vocal mixing for last. There are several reasons for this, but it mostly boils down to multiple arrangement changes (that keep altering the balance of the mix), adding ad-libs and/or sound effects (like ice in a glass, explosions, car wrecks), a...

Yeah what a bummer. Too soon. I think he was like 61. Regardless, sad news

Just so you know, that’s a global setting… So new sets/projects will default to 48 or whatever you decide to set it to

It’s listed as In/Out Sample Rate

You can change it Live > Settings > Audio. You probably want to close the set, change the setting, and open it again… I cannot remember how Live reacts to that if the set is open Whether there’s a difference depends on what you’re planning to do with the music, but for CD quality or streaming it’ll ...

As to changes, you'd think these would be documented as they go with someone updating the users guide as they go. Again, if they would just open the system up so that users could tailor all the commands to their own shortcut needs, changes wouldn't cause so much consternation. Why do that when you ...

If it’s rhythmic, you could do that. Otherwise, I would disable the snap to grid mode in Live and move it independently until you find a nice spot that sounds right. After that, if it doesn’t land on a beat or logical point on the grid, enable the grid again and make an empty piece of audio - merge ...

I found a 4 step solution

1. Export stems
2. Export MIDI clips: right click Export MIDI Clip
3. Open Cubase (or another DAW)
4. Import stems/clips


Works 100%

Valhalla, Soundtoys, Fabfilter, and UAD are all working flawlessly here. Having said that, I remember updating all of them recently... So I would recommend updating them if you haven’t already

Ok. People love to answer with "not sure what that is...". Like, if you don't know, imagine not polluting the universe with your ignorance. Question and thread is from 2009 and Live is [still] activated to your computer with multiple unlocks available for additional systems. Imagine not p...