Ableton Forum

ark wrote:The betas generate usage reports as they run, which may slow them down noticeably.

???
I've never experienced any slowdowns in the 9 betas. On the contrary they always seem to run in an improved way. Is the 10 different?

A99 Productions wrote:i held down the alt key.
i tried a re-installation of ableton and waves central

non of these things help'd

Waves support should be able to help you.

Here's a link to a video so you guys can see my problem. Plz watch the hole video so you can see all the things i tryed :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5umNvmjxw4&feature=youtu.be It's actually impossible to tell if you held down the alt key when you clicked the rescan button. If you did a...

Artcutech wrote:It seems that after doing do diligence on the compatability and purchasing HALion 6 I cant use it with Ableton, really disappointed, it fires right up in stand alone, but it seems the Mac version only supports vst 3, does anyone know a workaround?

Use the AU version maybe?

A99 Productions wrote: The waveshell is showing up in ableton

How does this show up? You see this as a symbol in the Ableton browser, but there are no plug-in names under it? Have you tried holding down the alt key and click the rescan button? I think that rescans all plug-ins.

pottering wrote: Check if the PACE Service is running on Windows.

I don't think PACE is what Waves are using, is it? They have their own system.

Linenoise wrote:I have the same problem. Thought I was going crazy. Live 10. Mac 10.13.6.

Locked automation maybe?

Just saw this on Macrumours Apple Says Latest macOS Supplemental Update Addresses Audio and Kernel Panic Issues on 2018 MacBook Pro which seems relevant here. It was posted yesterday.

Hi! I found this thread: https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/209067649-Multi-core-CPU-handling-FAQ My question: Would an 8 core Mac Pro with 3,5 ghz be better than a 12 core with 2,7 ghz? I am confused - here you can see that the benchmark of the 8 core is better than the 12 core. https://br...

…most CPU chips also have multiple physical cores inside them. to confuse things further, most CPU cores also have multiple virtual cores (what Intel calls Hyperthreading).… the new 15" MBPs have a single CPU chip with 6 cores, each with 2 virtual cores... Yeah Guilty. Core is completely inter...

"No wonder, we whine as a 2-year-olds when we are treated like a 2-year-olds!" A somewhat lame excuse. We, your fellow users, deserve better and we're in this together. Rise to the occasion and just let Ableton know in a courteous way that you expect them to solve this one. "*why* su...

blof_eld wrote:

cskracer wrote:8 knobs isn't enough.

Can't you do 8 banks of 8, ie 64?

You can do 16 banks as there are pages. The limit of 128 parameters is only there because Ableton apparently have decided not to lift it.

I thinking about to buy a new one. 15-inch was always too huge for me but I saw that the 15” has build in a i7 6-core. I’m pretty sure it’s better than the i7 in a 13-Inch MBP, isn’t it? The new 13" has the double amount of cores than what you have now. I was somewhat disappointed to see that ...

No, that -6 (which is a myth and which does not have any real-life meaning) is without limiting. What a limiter on the master does it brings up the input gain, raising the level towards the ceiling, pushing down any peaks that'd otherwise go past the ceiling. A Limiter does not have to bring up the...

The consensus on most things I read is that you should keep about -6db of headroom when making a track. I know that this means the volume of the master channel should not be going over -6db at any point. However, is this BEFORE or AFTER a limiter is applied to the master channel? I.e., should I be ...