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Ok. Ignore this thread. Reinstalling Reason made the problem go away.

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whoops, my bad regarding reason as master: reason doesn't work as a rewire master with live. it says so right on the features page.

but, there is still my remaining problem of why reason won't open as a rewire slave anymore.

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if you load reason first, then when you load live, live complains that it can't open reason, probably because it's a rewire master. so you have to open live first.

but i thought one of the points of live 2.1 was that it worked in rewire slave mode?

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Hi,

Today, I did the following things. I am on OSX 10.2.6, starting with Live 2.0.3:

1) downloaded Live 2.1 for OSX non-Japanese version
2) decompressed it and put it in my Applications/Music Apps directory
3) ran Live

At this point, a very odd thing happened. MakeAlias crashed (if you want a ...

Hi esoterica,

I understand your point. But nevertheless, with a 150 buck aftermarket soundcard, the total price of my PC setup is vastly less than that of an iBook.

In many senses I agree with you. My preferred computer is my TiBook. Part of my reason for this is that I find that the TiBook ...

I use a Western Digital Jumbo 200 GB drive, 8MB cache, in an external Firewire Wiebetech SuperDesktop GB enclosure. I have not gigged with it, but, I did some performance testing and found that the file transfer rates are right in the neighborhood of your internal laptop drives (some tests it ...

Oh ack. Stupid Mozilla alpha. I'm 'Guest' who has a Dell P3/866.

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I am only following this out of interest, not because I think the Live paradigm for non-MIDI beat-syncing is wrong or anything. I'm just curious.

Why do you say the behavior would be unpredictable? Is it because the real-time calculation of the offset into the triggered loop would either be error ...

This is very interesting to me. Is there a technical reason Live could not be told to behave like this, in real time:

1) when 'b' is triggered, and 'real time quantisation' is set, do the following:

a) note the time 'b' was triggered
b) calculate the most likely point at which 'b' should have ...

No, not a per-track effect on every track. On my song that I am referencing from, I think I have one effect on track 1, one on track 2, one on track 3, and then all tracks 1-6 send to one or more of the three send effects.

I bet I could squeeze a little bit more out, but during live-in recording at ...

Hi man,

I have a TiBook 667 with 1GB RAM and the default 30 GB HD. I have an external FW SuperDesktop GB+ with a WD Jumbo 200 (8MB buffer).

I find that the performance for a song with 6-8 long audio tracks (ie. Live used as a tape recorder for acoustic performances, then used to do touch ups ...

Hi,

This is to Monolake, and everyone at Ableton: There is a difference between appreciation and suggestion. I can disagree with some of the things you do, and I can have suggestions, all the while, appreciating the vast majority of what you do.

And this is the case for me. As I said in my ...

Hi,

I am a happy, contented user of Live who is looking forward to more performance. As such, I have had no negative experiences with Live or the Live crew. But I wanted to throw in my agreement on a few points here, so that you know that others have thought the same things:

1) You *never* on a ...

Yes! Dan Bricklin wrote that! He's my boss

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Make of computer: TiBook Rev B (Giga) 667/512RAM 30gig HD (4200)
Operating system: OSX 10.2.4
CPU Speed: 667
Soundcard: Internal (CoreAudio)
Sample Buffer: *192 samples* (please note!)

Result for test 3: 5%
Result for test 4: 43%

No dropouts with ~5ms latency -- this seems a tad better than 10.2.3 ...