I am having trouble using the flying / motorized faders on my Yamaha O1V digital mixer with Live 4.
I can Live to receive and send fader levels to the O1V, but the problems comes when I try to change the levels using the faders themselves. Whenever I try to move them, they "fight" me because I guess they are getting data from Live as well as my finger.
I have looked throught the O1V manual, but I can't figure out a solution.
Has anyone else come across this problem and found a solution?
Thanks.
MG
Anthrum
Using Motorized Faders with Live 4
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AndrewDuke
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there's definitely a solution out there. read about this recently in a magazine. try googling in the sound on sound, computer music magazine, those type of magazine archives. hope this helps. andrew
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jt_castillo
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Yes, this is still an issue.
No one out there has figured out a work around?!?
Ok fine, let's figure it out together.
The problem is (as we all seem to know) that the faders are sending data (while you push them) and receiving data at the same time, so it by the time you push it where you want to go, the info where you had it comes ms to late, thus the "fighting" effect.
So what's the solution?
We need to process the midi data BEFORE it hits Live. There must be some little (or big) midi utility/program/hardware that can watch the midi I/O stream on the O1V (or whatever your fader box is) and if it sees midi coming FROM the fader device, it blocks the looped back midi IN. This seems reasonable.
Of course, Ableton could just make this a setting in the program, adjustable PER FADER, but I need it now.
I am working on a Mac, others on a PC, so if you list a suggested software, let's state what platform they work on.
I will try to solve this problem this weekend. Keep you all updated.
MG
Anthrum
PS - I have (2) MOTU MTP2's (serial) that I am not using. That might handle it, gotta check...
No one out there has figured out a work around?!?
Ok fine, let's figure it out together.
The problem is (as we all seem to know) that the faders are sending data (while you push them) and receiving data at the same time, so it by the time you push it where you want to go, the info where you had it comes ms to late, thus the "fighting" effect.
So what's the solution?
We need to process the midi data BEFORE it hits Live. There must be some little (or big) midi utility/program/hardware that can watch the midi I/O stream on the O1V (or whatever your fader box is) and if it sees midi coming FROM the fader device, it blocks the looped back midi IN. This seems reasonable.
Of course, Ableton could just make this a setting in the program, adjustable PER FADER, but I need it now.
I am working on a Mac, others on a PC, so if you list a suggested software, let's state what platform they work on.
I will try to solve this problem this weekend. Keep you all updated.
MG
Anthrum
PS - I have (2) MOTU MTP2's (serial) that I am not using. That might handle it, gotta check...
