Push Severe Timing Problem
Posted: Mon May 26, 2014 9:13 pm
Hello,
I have a live set fast approaching this Friday, and am having appalling INTERNAL timing issues with Push/Ableton.
Occasionally, the clips drift out of time within a scene (*THIS IS NOT A SIMPLE CLIP LOOP TIMING ISSUE, I AM AN EXPERIENCED 8 YEAR + PRO USER*) Then on launch the the next scene, there is a very noticeable jump in the audio where the internal timing corrects itself. Obviously this sounds terrible.
It is purely an internal timing issue, as there is no external kit involved.
My set has 17 tracks and 2 returns, and about 140 scenes.
The clips are mostly audio, but there is also a 909 and an 808 which I want to use for programming on the fly live (half the reason I bought Push).
I am using push to perform the live set mainly from session mode, but switching between session/note for programming drums.
The delay in audio seems to occur when selecting between tracks, and/or recording in patters on the 909/808.
I have spend most of the weekend trying to solve this but to no avail. These are the steps I have taken so far:
- Checked to ensure ALL audio clips are properly looped to the beat. No funny timings etc.
- Set all audio clips to the same warping type (complex)
- Tried turning on & off "delay compensations" - having this ON causes some strange PUSH behaviour by the way, but that is another issue.
I find this problem hard to replicate or to find a particular pattern of button that causes it. I seems to occur once the scene has been playing for a few bars.
This is almost a show stopper for my set as it will sound awful live.
Please if you have any suggestions, I am in desperate need of help!
I have a brand new Solid Hawk music pc laptop
Intel i7
8 GB Ram
Ableton ticks over about 12%
Edirol UA25 Sound Card.
I have push currently connected to a USB 3.0 Port.
Thanks
Kev
I have a live set fast approaching this Friday, and am having appalling INTERNAL timing issues with Push/Ableton.
Occasionally, the clips drift out of time within a scene (*THIS IS NOT A SIMPLE CLIP LOOP TIMING ISSUE, I AM AN EXPERIENCED 8 YEAR + PRO USER*) Then on launch the the next scene, there is a very noticeable jump in the audio where the internal timing corrects itself. Obviously this sounds terrible.
It is purely an internal timing issue, as there is no external kit involved.
My set has 17 tracks and 2 returns, and about 140 scenes.
The clips are mostly audio, but there is also a 909 and an 808 which I want to use for programming on the fly live (half the reason I bought Push).
I am using push to perform the live set mainly from session mode, but switching between session/note for programming drums.
The delay in audio seems to occur when selecting between tracks, and/or recording in patters on the 909/808.
I have spend most of the weekend trying to solve this but to no avail. These are the steps I have taken so far:
- Checked to ensure ALL audio clips are properly looped to the beat. No funny timings etc.
- Set all audio clips to the same warping type (complex)
- Tried turning on & off "delay compensations" - having this ON causes some strange PUSH behaviour by the way, but that is another issue.
I find this problem hard to replicate or to find a particular pattern of button that causes it. I seems to occur once the scene has been playing for a few bars.
This is almost a show stopper for my set as it will sound awful live.
Please if you have any suggestions, I am in desperate need of help!
I have a brand new Solid Hawk music pc laptop
Intel i7
8 GB Ram
Ableton ticks over about 12%
Edirol UA25 Sound Card.
I have push currently connected to a USB 3.0 Port.
Thanks
Kev