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good job you monkeys. i am proud of you. and drunk as fuck. deal with it. there is still 4-5 hours of drunkenness left in me...

GJM - check you do not have audio clips set to "complex" mode - that uses 10x the CPU

I only went dual core about 6 months ago - until then I have run every version of Live on an Athlon 2200 laptop with quite good results - mostly with a FW410 sound card - FW will definitely be better than the USB1 interface - yours should cream my old computer

but as the others have said, up your buffer size - I change it around all the time depending on what I'm doing and dont usually go below 512 if I dont need to - I prefer the CPU overhead and 512 is usually close enough latency wise

you should be getting much better results - but I think the buffer has a lot to do with it

even with my new machine if I have a really heavy project going I will up it to 1024 - even more if it's really big and I dont need to worry about latency, which I usually dont when editing etc

dcease wrote:good job you monkeys. i am proud of you. and drunk as fuck. deal with it. there is still 4-5 hours of drunkenness left in me...

you have to do a shot every time you post.

Tone Deft wrote:

dcease wrote:good job you monkeys. i am proud of you. and drunk as fuck. deal with it. there is still 4-5 hours of drunkenness left in me...

you have to do a shot every time you post.

I think he is already asleep. Poor fella, had a rough night.

hell no i ain't. and i'm drinkin beer tone. so i'll open another for you

gjm wrote:

Tone Deft wrote:

dcease wrote:good job you monkeys. i am proud of you. and drunk as fuck. deal with it. there is still 4-5 hours of drunkenness left in me...

you have to do a shot every time you post.

I think he is already asleep. Poor fella, had a rough night.

cool, now that he's passed out we can talk shit about him.

me and my brother in law

dude, you can drink a beer, AND fly the bird at the same time? you can pass the Texas driver's license test.

wanna hit? it's wifey's

forge wrote:GJM - check you do not have audio clips set to "complex" mode - that uses 10x the CPU

I only went dual core about 6 months ago - until then I have run every version of Live on an Athlon 2200 laptop with quite good results - mostly with a FW410 sound card - FW will definitely be better than the USB1 interface - yours should cream my old computer

but as the others have said, up your buffer size - I change it around all the time depending on what I'm doing and dont usually go below 512 if I dont need to - I prefer the CPU overhead and 512 is usually close enough latency wise

you should be getting much better results - but I think the buffer has a lot to do with it

even with my new machine if I have a really heavy project going I will up it to 1024 - even more if it's really big and I dont need to worry about latency, which I usually dont when editing etc

Hi Forge. I just had a look through the manual and could not find a reference to 'modes' with reference to audio clips. Can you point me to where this setting would be checked? Thanks.

you still being serious, gjm? fuck... good luck, brutha!

dcease wrote:wanna hit? it's wifey's

NEVER.





EVER.





under any circumstances.















EVER!!!!!!!!!







hand a man a cached bowl.











in some drum circles you'd be scowled at, aggressively.

gjm wrote:Hi Forge. I just had a look through the manual and could not find a reference to 'modes' with reference to audio clips. Can you point me to where this setting would be checked? Thanks.

it'd be under WARP.

read a bit, try each one, steer clear from complex. set your favorite as the default in the preferences.

tone, you my mutha fuckin man!!!



i wuz wonderin if you'd catch that...


wifey's music sux

gjm wrote:

forge wrote:GJM - check you do not have audio clips set to "complex" mode - that uses 10x the CPU

I only went dual core about 6 months ago - until then I have run every version of Live on an Athlon 2200 laptop with quite good results - mostly with a FW410 sound card - FW will definitely be better than the USB1 interface - yours should cream my old computer

but as the others have said, up your buffer size - I change it around all the time depending on what I'm doing and dont usually go below 512 if I dont need to - I prefer the CPU overhead and 512 is usually close enough latency wise

you should be getting much better results - but I think the buffer has a lot to do with it

even with my new machine if I have a really heavy project going I will up it to 1024 - even more if it's really big and I dont need to worry about latency, which I usually dont when editing etc

Hi Forge. I just had a look through the manual and could not find a reference to 'modes' with reference to audio clips. Can you point me to where this setting would be checked? Thanks.

in the clip view "WARP" modes - other options are beats, tones etc..