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The "driver error compensation", yes I did.

Hello,
is it better to turn off the "Delay compensation" option for live performance (when you don't record anything)?

I'm a bit confused with this option.
Let me explain, I'm experiencing a little latency with my voice microphone, but when I turn off the Delay Compensation option, it's perfect ...

Aaaah, your option number 2 is totally perfect, and way more simple.
So simple that I didn't think about it, thanks!

Hi there.
Here is what I want to do: I want my master out to go to my sound card's 1/2 as well as my 3/4, the exact same signal on both stereo outputs (the point is that my sound card can mix the inputs with the output on the 1/2 out for monitoring, so i'll have 3/4 for the public and 1/2 just for ...

Juan - disagree but don't really care, OP's problem, not mine. I'd want to try it to see the behavior you mean. it doesn't make any sense so I think I'm misreading you, I know you get this siht.

if you want it to act like a pitch wheel and you're using a synth, assign it to the pitch wheel.

good ...

That cannot works because I'm not using clips on this one, I'm playing live with a synth.

That seems interesting, I'll check on that, thanks.

I've been looking for a standalone pitch/mod wheel but didn't found any, and I don't have the skills to build one myself.
And, yes, I don't have Max.

Hi.

So here is what I want to do: to force a parameter to return to a specific value automatically, when inactive for X ms.
In fact I'm trying to emulate a kind of pitch wheel with a regular knob, and I want the value to return to 50%, or 0% or whatever, when I'm done tweaking it.
Of course without ...

Ok this plugin: http://www.muxer.nl/instant-sampler/ does exactly what I want.

So.
What I would like to do is to record my voice, for example, and be able to mash it up on the fly, I mean without copying clips and assigning stuff manually.
Something perfect would be a different version of Ableton's looper, with the ability to launch the looped clip at different starting points ...

(Note for myself, and maybe others, it was explained directly on the Live application, in the bottom hint area).

Aaah, thanks, I didn't know you could do that.
Thanks a lot.

So, assigning several pads (or keys, or whatever) to different value on an effect's single parameter.

For example, I have a delay set to zero % wet, when I hit pad#1 it would jump to 25% wet, when I hit pad#2 it would jump to 50%, when I hit pad#3 it would jump to 75%, etc… And when I hit pad#1 it ...