Poster wrote:3hase..

you've been offered a private consult by an Abes rep and you're turning it down because you're sure he can't find anything?
wow.. speechless..
it really shows what an arrogant human being you really are, thinking you know better than anyone else, not being open to and accepting other people's knowledge..
you know what.. I always thought that in all the mud you sling here on this forum there had to be some tiny bit of truth in there,
but first being banned from Support and now turning down a house call; I don't even believe your problems are real and you want something to be solved, because why would you turn down that offer?
So he could discover on the spot that your sync issue isn't actually that big?
sorry poster.. i do trouble shooting in pro studios for over 15 years now. i was listed as midi expert. when there would be something an abelton suport guy could help wright now i would have agreed to the offer.
I am most certain that the situation can be only solved by the development team of ableton by optimizing theire program. So the best help he can offer is to speak for optmisations at theire scrum meetings or whatever.. within my studio the sync issues of ableton most defenetly cant be solved.
Compared to other sytems i ve very good sync specs, i measure from time to time in my setup.
I doubt many people are so aware about the amount of jitter and offsets each individual machine is doing as me.
the wobbeling around the incoming clock is ableton life specific.. no config action will make it any better than it allready is.
Thats not just an educated guess ..that is logical. beside there is not much one can optimise on modern os x systems with hammerfall hardware anyway.
As a neighbor he is defently welcome.. but i actually doubt that he is realy my neighbor.. maybe he mixes me up with the 3te raum guy...