MIDI not lining up right
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MIDI not lining up right
Ok, here's the deal. So I turn on the metronome, set auto quantization off, and record a little midi clip from my keyboard in perfect time with the metronome. But the notes get recorded around a half a beat AHEAD of where they're supposed to be. (Not during playback, but on the grid itself) I've been really frustrated with this for a while now. I can fix it by selecting all the notes in the clip and just sliding them over to where they're supposed to be, but there has to be some other thing that I'm missing here. I went through and fiddled with all the delay and latency compensations but I can't seem to figure out what it is. It's like it's auto-compensating for the input delay, but the auto compensation is way too much.
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Same problem
I'm having exactly the same problem - the weird thing is that it just started today after working fine for weeks...
Ive been having a similar problem with Live 5.whatever
First Live doesn't always record midi with great accuracy (More so with drums)
Even if the notes in a midi clip are lined up, when it gets recorded into audio they will be slightly off e.g the first note gets cut in half with its other half appearing at the other end of the audio clip (It joins up when the clip loops).
All latency settings correct but theres some unknown extra slowness on midi going out to ext instruments.
First Live doesn't always record midi with great accuracy (More so with drums)
Even if the notes in a midi clip are lined up, when it gets recorded into audio they will be slightly off e.g the first note gets cut in half with its other half appearing at the other end of the audio clip (It joins up when the clip loops).
All latency settings correct but theres some unknown extra slowness on midi going out to ext instruments.
MacBook MacOS Live 9.7.1 Max for Live Push Logic
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yeah samething here aswell, ive tried it with the beta 5.2 and the samething happens.kineticUk wrote:Ive been having a similar problem with Live 5.whatever
First Live doesn't always record midi with great accuracy (More so with drums)
Even if the notes in a midi clip are lined up, when it gets recorded into audio they will be slightly off e.g the first note gets cut in half with its other half appearing at the other end of the audio clip (It joins up when the clip loops).
All latency settings correct but theres some unknown extra slowness on midi going out to ext instruments.
ive sent messages to ableton about this.
Drums
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[quote="Cryptic UK"
yeah samething here aswell, ive tried it with the beta 5.2 and the samething happens.
ive sent messages to ableton about this.[/quote]
Yo Cryptic..
Just looking at your Laptop specs.. .you have a 'Core Audio' soundcard.. Is that the built-in soundcard that comes with a mac?
Its just my mate has started using Live with his new G5, and I was trying to set it up for him. but I told him he needs to get a new soundcard.. . In the perferences the sound is set to 'Core Audio'...the latency seems terrible, and when I tried to set up external sync, it was a nightmare.
That onboard soundcard doesn't seem built for pro audio work. maybe thats your problem.
yeah samething here aswell, ive tried it with the beta 5.2 and the samething happens.
ive sent messages to ableton about this.[/quote]
Yo Cryptic..
Just looking at your Laptop specs.. .you have a 'Core Audio' soundcard.. Is that the built-in soundcard that comes with a mac?
Its just my mate has started using Live with his new G5, and I was trying to set it up for him. but I told him he needs to get a new soundcard.. . In the perferences the sound is set to 'Core Audio'...the latency seems terrible, and when I tried to set up external sync, it was a nightmare.
That onboard soundcard doesn't seem built for pro audio work. maybe thats your problem.
domminicus51,
do you refer to the latest final version of Live 5 which is Live 5.0.3?
Furthermore, do you use an ASIO driver for the soundblaster card or do you use the DirectX driver?
kineticUk,
or
are the "notes" in the audio clip not in sync to each other so maybe only one "note" is to early or to late?
regards,
/Alex
do you refer to the latest final version of Live 5 which is Live 5.0.3?
Furthermore, do you use an ASIO driver for the soundblaster card or do you use the DirectX driver?
kineticUk,
So are all "notes" in the audio clip delayed compared to MIDI source clip so that the "notes" in the audio clip are in sync to each otherwhen it gets recorded into audio they will be slightly off e.g the first note gets cut in half with its other half appearing at the other end of the audio clip
or
are the "notes" in the audio clip not in sync to each other so maybe only one "note" is to early or to late?
regards,
/Alex
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Theres nothing wrong with the core audio soundcard it works fine in cubase.HolySpiritSoldier wrote:
Yo Cryptic..
Just looking at your Laptop specs.. .you have a 'Core Audio' soundcard.. Is that the built-in soundcard that comes with a mac?
Its just my mate has started using Live with his new G5, and I was trying to set it up for him. but I told him he needs to get a new soundcard.. . In the perferences the sound is set to 'Core Audio'...the latency seems terrible, and when I tried to set up external sync, it was a nightmare.
That onboard soundcard doesn't seem built for pro audio work. maybe thats your problem.
ive also tried it with my Virus TI as the soundcard and the samething happens.
the core audio is a good soundcard especially as its built in.
peace
Drums
Alright Alex,
You asked me...
So are all "notes" in the audio clip delayed compared to MIDI source clip so that the "notes" in the audio clip are in sync to each other
Yes Exactly
The Gap (Extra Midi Latency) before the first beat is the main problem (I know how to workaround it but its a waste of time) Clip Start/End Points end up offset, if you get me.
Can U Fix It?
You asked me...
So are all "notes" in the audio clip delayed compared to MIDI source clip so that the "notes" in the audio clip are in sync to each other
Yes Exactly
The Gap (Extra Midi Latency) before the first beat is the main problem (I know how to workaround it but its a waste of time) Clip Start/End Points end up offset, if you get me.
Can U Fix It?
MacBook MacOS Live 9.7.1 Max for Live Push Logic
Have you tried recording the midi parts with Options>Delay Compensation turned off ?
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