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I'm on PC, but I have very similar issues. I am tuning into this thread for solutions.

Oh. I PM'd you over a month ago.

starving student wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJxXACdOBOI

Why is this a "secret"? Does Ableton actually want me to use Kontakt?

Thanks for the tip.

What ever happened? Was OP just collecting music to release under his own artist name?

I think it mostly depends on the timbre and volume. Sometimes a higher velocity hit is mapped to a more aggressively hit sample. In these cases, it depends on what sound you want. Maybe you want the sound of the soft hit, but louder. Then low velocity with a compressor to boost gain.

Leaving the music for generations to come.

I'm so glad I woke to this thread. A great question answered by greatness alike.

Then there is the way Windows updates..It does not update in the background. You wake up one day to turn your computer on and realize that you just need to "sit back and relax a while" while windows updates. This makes it unusable in a business setting. This is also how the Xbox One updat...

Then there is the way Windows updates..It does not update in the background. You wake up one day to turn your computer on and realize that you just need to "sit back and relax a while" while windows updates. This makes it unusable in a business setting. This is also how the Xbox One updat...

I use Live exclusively as my DAW, I record mostly live-instrument based music, guitar, bass, ukulele, vocals. Mostly rock stuff, but electronic music makes its way in often. Different projects call for different instruments and sounds, but Live handles it all equally in my experience.

Operator could handle it. An oscillator set to fast attack and short decay time, maybe a triangle and a sine blend. Then play it with no regard for rhythm.

Very nice. Thanks for this. Every beginner should learn these concepts, and you compiled them excellently.

clydesdale wrote:What's the difference in latency between 45 and 64 samples?

On the Focusrite scarlett 18i20, 45 samples at 44100 = ~6ms and at 64 it's ~9.5.

I'm grateful to have feedback on the topic. I didn't know it was an issue for anyone until I got this new audio interface. The funny thing is that I bought it to replace a PreSonus Firepod that I "felt" had grown in latency. It turns out that the problem was in Ableton Live and not in my h...

I recently posted in the Ableton Answers section and posted a support request to Ableton. In summary, here is my experience: I have a super fast PC with a lot of RAM. I have a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 audio interface. Running a release of Live 9 prior to 9.1 I can run down to 45 samples buffer size ...