ableton newbie, quick question that most can probably answer

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[email protected]
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ableton newbie, quick question that most can probably answer

Post by [email protected] » Thu Oct 28, 2010 6:20 am

hey guys, this is my first post. so excited to start using this program! i've already learned a ton in just a week and i have a question which PROBABLY seems stupid to most of you, but i need your help.

i have two midi instruments [with effects] both trying to play, however at the beginning they sound pretty cohesive and synced, but over time they are becoming more and more out of sync.


common sense is trying to tell me that it has something to do with the time signature, but i can't seem to fix it.


http://sharesend.com/x2c3g

^^^ this is the link to my project. i'm running 8.1.1 at the moment, just to let you know.

someone please look at it and get back to me! Thank you!
Currently running: Ableton 8.1.1.
Windows 7 (64 bit)
4 GB RAM

cacti
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Re: ableton newbie, quick question that most can probably answer

Post by cacti » Thu Oct 28, 2010 7:24 am

one is 13 bars and one is 14. look at the number next to the dials.

if you move the end of the loop marker back one bar in clip 1 you should be fine.

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Re: ableton newbie, quick question that most can probably answer

Post by [email protected] » Thu Oct 28, 2010 7:46 am

such a simple mistake. thank you!

--ps professional agressor is beautiful. (just saw your soundcloud)
Currently running: Ableton 8.1.1.
Windows 7 (64 bit)
4 GB RAM

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Re: ableton newbie, quick question that most can probably answer

Post by cacti » Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:24 am

[email protected] wrote:such a simple mistake. thank you!

--ps professional agressor is beautiful. (just saw your soundcloud)

thanks, have fun with live. 8)

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