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It should be, you're right - maybe it's beyond ableton's control

Hi everyone,

Is this white strip in W10 suppose to stick out visually like that? It's completely out of coherence with the rest of the dark design

Hi, I'm not sure my bug report submission was considered to be a bug in the end or was simply deprioritized.

Finally submitted this bug to Ableton ticket support, and is now awaiting analysis and bug fix.

Hi,

I mapped the multi-purpose button to a keystroke, midi note or using the mouse - and could reproduce the problem in all three cases.

also my sustain pedal which works in momentary mode , behaves the same way.

What do you suggest?

Use Case for OFF monitoring mode: When monitoring directly from an external sound source (p.ex. analog synthesizer), i.e. anything you're hearing directly from outside ableton while recording. Why: Since you're playing along with the remaining tracks and hearing the source directly (with no latency...

This is a very old issue: Using undo via the multipurpose button in Looper in Live 10, whether mapped to a keystroke, midi note or using the mouse, leads to the same bug. From what I understood in the manual, it will "erase" the last recorded overdub in the Looper when I hold the button fo...

Would have been interesting to isolate the root cause by trying each of those solutions at a time. I would bet only the GDI flag in Options.txt is relevant enough to produce those changes.

Try "-_ForceGdiBackend" in options.txt, prefererences folder. Worked for a friend of mine with a similar problem

It's likely a live bug as I have an RME, so MOTU can be eliminated as the cause

I've also been having this and submitted a bug report with an attached video reproduction.
Apparently the glitch come out in the exported rendering.

Yeah, that's definitely weird...
Good Luck!

Let me see if I the under problem the first kick not 'hitting on 1'.
You see a timing discrepancy between the 1.1.1 grid downbeat and the kick right?
Is it a quantized 4/4 kick pre sequenced on the drum module? Are you synchronizing through midi clock to the audio interface?

Hey there, can you describe your problem more thoroughly? You are record the audio from external modules, disabling ableton (OFF) monitoring option, thereby you are listening through the hardware zero-latency monitor of your soundcard, correct? Live correctly compensates the incurred buffer input/ou...

Anybody confirm the behaviour?