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On a PC laptop, make sure you have TI chipset

Quick question; Is it necessary with all that math objects and complicated patching to achieve this kind of noisy fm percussive sounds? I expected to see a much more basic set of objects under the hood, do you recomend to study this patch for learning cool ways of FM synthesis?

mojofunk wrote:Who won?

Although most of it is junk, techno wins

HeadrickProductions wrote:
Have a feeling in another 20 years we will see recycle upgraded and intergrated within reason/record

I think more like 1 year, Record 2.0. I read in an interview with Ernst that they are looking into it, and dr.octorex make me think something will happen

Well, it measures CPU performance @ 256 sample buffer

Gnuus wrote:No, that's not possible with my configuration.

Ok, thanks, what kind of soundcard do you use?

Gnuus wrote:

maxforlive wrote:Hi,

Are you able to work at similar buffer size as Logic on OSX, or is it more Cubase like with > 256 samples?

128 samples for me.....

Cool, can you work at 64 with less busy projects?

1) Ableton Live CPU Meter 61% 2) Laptop/Desktop? Make/Model? MacBook Pro 3) Operating System? OSX 10.5.6 4) Ableton Live version? 8.0b23 5) CPU Make, Model, and Speed? 2.16gHz, c2d. 6) Amount of Ram? 2GB 7) Soundcard (and driver version if you know it)? MOTU Ultralite, v1.4.9 8) Hard Disk Drive Spe...

Hi,

Are you able to work at similar buffer size as Logic on OSX, or is it more Cubase like with > 256 samples?

Hey,

Anyone tested this with FF400 or 800?
Whats your lowest usable latency compared to Logic?
Im thinking about Logic for using/recording with guitar amp/speaker sims (and also producing off course) but maybe Live can deliver the same performance with RME drivers. Thanks

Anyone knows if this is being worked on by the developers?

BoxDJ wrote:Do you produce with your song mostly with Ableton sounds and effects or third party VST and and third party effect processors?

My productions are 90% Ableton.

100% Live and max itb

Thanks, the ZL join only accepts two lists, I got 8 lists that is outputted from a route, and then I need 7 zl joins to list them together, and my right to left order gets messed up <pre><code> ----------begin_max5_patcher---------- 1874.3oc6c1sbahCFF93zY16AFN1qG8uD6Y6daj1oCIVIkVL3wPxl1N689BH bLsAaj...

Is sprintf the only way to combine lists into list, is seems no other list objects, pack etc accept lists as input