Well for the wav´s I have no idea then why it still happens, but it seems as when you import the mp3 files the first time they play fine, then when you close your set and reopen it, Live often redecodes some samples at new, even when they don´t have been deleted in the meantime from the cache. It was then when the problem occured for the first time for me.Gtrance wrote:Have downloaded tunes again from trackitdown and they now all warp perfectly. Bizarre stuff but at least they are working now. hoping it dont happen to often in the future but we'll have to see. cheers for all the replies and advice though eveybody.
Vinyl does tend to slow down or speed up ever so slightly if the vinyl is slightly bent or warped. this is not unusual and when a dj hears it go out of sync he will give it a slight nudge to bring it back in.wilxon wrote:
If vinyl slows down or speeds up slightly then that would be pretty crap for djing with wouldnt it, and people have been doing that for what? 30 - 40 years?
In abelton i have fair few tunes from vinyl that require a lot of warp markers where as ones from beatport etc tend to only need one or two at the most.
For my new years eve set I´ve had some chance, before going to the gig I saved the set as self contained under a new name, with a new cache destination and everything was fine. Then the day after I tried to render my recorded set and all the mp3´s where at new redecoded out of sync and it was quite impossible to fix all the clips in arrangement by moving the markers off sync to have them playing fine. So please try to reopen a set with the new files a few times to see if they are still ok.
As it seems that we have 3 threads now discussing the same bug it would be better if we all discuss to the one Ralf is jumped in shortly?
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight=
It´s easier to focus all the input for them then.
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