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I found this same issue on Windows 10 and 10.0.3. Support has given me the same reply as above which I haven't been able to try out just yet. but I found I could workaround the problem by setting the UI zoom at anything other than 100% (eg 101% or 99%).

Forget that, the crash seems displaced now at closing the GUI ffs.

Not sure if anybody is still experiencing this problem, but sure as hell I do.

Anyway it seems that running it through jBridge irons out whatever made it crash on keypress. So far so good.

It gets worse as a project gets bigger. The CPU spikes are there ALWAYS even on newer projects. The cracks and pops happen when the CPU can't cope with this spike. My current project has a point in which, if you start playback there, it spikes to 120% (ableton meter) then stabilises to 60%, whereas ...

Been out of the game for some time travelling around.

Was this ever fixed at all?

When you save a project, all device parameters are stored within ableton's project file. Someone else with your same synths should be able to pick up on your project file with ease.

Not sure if the Activity Monitor is the meter in Ableton, or the CPU load on the task manager; if it's the first, the meter doesn't measure CPU usage but rather how much CPU time it's taking to process what it's being rendered. IE for 1 second of audio, 29% on the meter means that it took 290ms to p...

I think the mp3 compression is just highlighting an existing issue.

Open the WAV on audacity, select the entire waveform, then analyze > find clipping.

Even better if you could identify what instrument could be adding that much level in that one spot and put a compressor on it

This is very clever, thanks!!

Is it something that sounds like a clipping click on the right channel? Does it happen on the WAV file generated by ableton?

PS: lovely tune

Hope Mac users are alleviated by that, unfortunately no IAC in windows so that can't be the issue for us :/

I'm in talks with a support technician, the problem is that I'm on a very tight deadline and can't spare much time for stress tests and whatnot :/

I have a similar instrument containing 7 or 8 chains, the way I do it is a pain in the arse but also works. I map the computer keys 0-9 to turn on each of these chains and turn all the rest off - setting this up is very laborious (eg you set "2" to turn on chain 2, but also to turn off all...

Shadow clips like in cubase!!

Auch!