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Best to reinstall these plugins as they work fine with mine comparible setup

Could you please give an example of a specific plugin? I have MS-20, Polysix and MonoPoly installed so these are the ones I can test. Also make sure you're using the latest version of these plugins.

Is this with Ableton Live 11 or 12?

Might be a plugin issue, any plugins that you're always using?

Check this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COptQGA1siw

Kanapeche wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 04, 2024 5:39 am

Anyone found a solution to this?

Hi, latest post on this was 3 years ago - best to open a new topic describing your specific issue and your setup...

Ableton Live 12 runs perfectly fine on my 2 Mac M1/M2 systems so it must be something specific - are you sure you're not running Live under Rosetta? https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/4415807634322-How-to-open-Live-using-Rosetta-on-macOS In general it is best to have a low buffer size (128 s...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_rg94NS3-k

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Works fine here, maybe best to reinstall Live 11 (latest version)

Are you on Windows or Mac?

Tyrell from U-He has never been Apple Silicon native so most likely you've run Ableton Live under Rosetta before https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/4410323149074-Plug-ins-on-Mac-in-Live-11-1-and-above Please check your plugins and make sure that you're using the latest Apple Silicon native v...

Try ctrl + F and type in meld (or roar)

I've checked and on my system it is 48Khz which is my audio interface sample rate setting

You're 100% correct, sorry for my misunderstanding... "To preserve transparency, all flattened files, internally bounced/resampled files are 32 bit floating point. You can export your files if you want to make 16 or 24 bit files (for creating sample libraries, or exporting songs), but if your p...

I'm assuming you're on Windows? Most likely the sample rate is specified in the software that came with your audio interfce or in the ASIO control panel. To check the bit depth of the WAV file: Find the Audio File Format and Bit Rate Find the audio file. Right-Click the file. Click Properties. Check...

Have you tried this: Deep-rescan all installed plug-ins. To start a deep rescan, hold ALT/Option and click "Rescan."