Ableton Forum

snowtires wrote:every plugin tuner i've ever used has sucked

I agree, that's why I use the Boss TU-2.

sl

I'd call'em or email them ASAP, and I'd look at another computer to run this off as an immediate back-up plan. Maybe your old computer that you used before the upgrade?

sl

hambone1 wrote:Lemur via MIDI?

sounds like a pretty expensive meter bridge to me

I too find the metering a little lame when compared to other apps's I use. but I guess the question I have is why do you need it?

I've said it before somewhere, but it's brutal. simply re-arranging a track and it shits it pants. all i was doing was cutting down the length of an existing track by cutting out a verse + chorus section. cut'em out no problem, now try and shift the outro left to match up and blagggh!! I ended up re...

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It's been suggested earlier but forget about live right now. It seems to be confusing you and what you need to do is confirm that each pedal is sending out differnt midi data. Once you've sorted that out, then I'd worry about live and setting up your triggering. Take one step at a time, it sounds li...

that'd be awesome if dis-connecting USB devices helps remedy this problem

I mean really....who uses USB devices and works on audio

I am very curious though on your findings, even through my thick sarcasim, and will find the time to test this myself and will drop back in after that

go to file-.render to disk.

it'll output your set that you've recorded in arrange mode.

what I do is use itunes to convert the rendered wav to mp3

very puzzling. I have to "warm up" live most of the time. I'll open a set and listen in arrange. When the first major transition happens, eg. verse to chorus, I'll have a glitch on the first transition. After that first glitch everything runs relatively smooth. I have many times hit the GG...

I knew I could plug my bass in directly to the sound card, but the way everything is setup it would be way to much hassle to do that evertime I wanted to record a bassline. Totaly understandable though, regarding reducing unwanted noise. it may sound much better, and is worth investigation. all thi...

without knowing anything I would suggest in a friendly manner to look at your manual. I had similar issues earlier on with a different controller, but I looked through the manual and found something that fixed it.

maybe someone else will help more but that's all i got

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I've always noticed that when you turn off phantom power there will be a couple seconds of auidio until the cap's dissipate. that's normal

nolus wrote:Actually I'm getting quite confused now, the original post is a bit ambiguous.

I was thinking the same thing.

just use recycle on your audio