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I was having problems with my M-Audio Audiophile 192 sound card. I was getting BSODs followed by reboots, and no sound coming from speakers when playing audio. I reinstalled the drivers for the card and now audio playback works fine, but when trying to choose ASIO as the driver type in Ableton ...

the exported files say they're stereo when being played, they just sound mono.
With what software or device are you listening to the exported files? - Any chance the mono output happens there?

duh, i forgot that i left the "downmix channels to mono" DSP enabled in foobar from a previous use ...

no, i've done several exports in stereo and mono, deleting the originals and they all sound the same, they're all in mono. i've even put a mono utility at the end of the master bus to see if it sounds that way actually playing in ableton in mono, and it does, so ableton is definitely exporting in ...

i have a mix all done, then when i exported it i noticed the sound quality was a lot different in the exported file. at first i didn't know why but then i exported the file with "convert to mono" on and it sounds the same in mono, so i figure it's because ableton is exporting in mono for some reason ...

what would be really great is if you could assign different-colored eq spectrum displays from separate incoming tracks/busses, so you could monitor the different spectrums and draw out the eq curves of different tracks in relation to each other all within the eq display.

thanks a lot, i didn't even know about the velocity tool. it appears it was the velocity and i was able to get all the hits the same volume. thanks for the help!

hello, i'm using ableton live 8.1. i drew out and arranged all the different clips for my drum track, tweaked a few things here and there, then realized that the bass and snare drums get a few decibels louder/quieter on certain clips. i checked over all the volumes and envelopes for everything, all ...