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after consolidating the waveforms disappear until you zoom in too close. i understand this might be to save cpu but i dont need to save cpu that much that it should obstruct the workflow

is there an option im missing? this is live 7

This does happen to me after I consolidate. However each track ...

I have had quite alot of fun with "Freak Voice".

Tarekith wrote:Have you tried using the normalize option when you export the audio file? What level is your master meter peaking at before you export?

I do use normalize, which does not seem to make much difference. My master is not peaking much, I try to limit that of course.

Any ideas?

I am using live 7.

My issue is even with the master as high as it can go, without compromising the quitely of the track, is still quite low compared to other Wav. files when I export it.

Is their a way to correct this issue? As not only do I find it annoying to crank a track up when I am listening ...

sounds like you might want to recompute your Latency settings (Preferences->Audio->Latency). At least I had to change the default values to reduce crackling artifacts I had with my Motu Ultralite. There´s a tutorial for helping you configure it included in Live; hope that helps! :)

This has ...

sounds like you might want to recompute your Latency settings (Preferences->Audio->Latency). At least I had to change the default values to reduce crackling artifacts I had with my Motu Ultralite. There´s a tutorial for helping you configure it included in Live; hope that helps! :)

Thank you for ...

michaellpenman wrote:go to the clip and in the box next to save and hiQ and there is a reverse button

Fantastic! Thank you.

By reversing tracks I mean, reversing the sound. Incase I am leaving room for misunderstanding, I will use an example.

I have just recorded a gutiar take which I want to reverse, meaning play backwards, is this possible?

I have been working very well with this set up recently:

Focusrite Pro40
Presonus D8
Ableton Live 7
Reason

Mac or Pc works, but if it is possible of course go down the route of a Mac.

I record bands in my own studio and I tend to keep things as accoustic as possible, that set up does well even ...

I have had a recent problem in Ableton that I did not have before. I have changed my hardware from a sapphire pro10 to a pro40 with a personus D8.

Since this change whenever a track peaks, including the master volume, I get a crackel and its quite exaggerated. Is their anyway I can stop Ableton ...