I have Cubase on my home PC running as the master, and then my notebook PC running Live as the slave. Unfortunately Live has a problem syncing perfectly to incoming midi clock or timecode. Plus it still has a problem syncing with barely any samples sequencing, and absolutely no lagging (processing dificulties) on either computer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
Eric
syncing live via midi to Cubase on another computer?
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gonzo
live sync
Hello
I had exactly the same problem trying to sync Live on a PC to cubase on an Atari ST. Sometimes I would find the timing gradually drifting after a minute or two but other times just opening a drop down menu or inserting a plugin would cause Live to completely lose sync with Cubase.
I tried everything I could think of but with no improvement. Then I upgraded the processor from a pentium II 350 to a pentium III 800 & this completely cured the problem. When running Live with the old processor the CPU usage meter rarely rose above 40%. I did however find that when I used different CPU monitoring software (there's loads available on the internet)it shot up to 100% when running Live so I wouldn't necessarily trust the readings from Live's CPU meter.
I had exactly the same problem trying to sync Live on a PC to cubase on an Atari ST. Sometimes I would find the timing gradually drifting after a minute or two but other times just opening a drop down menu or inserting a plugin would cause Live to completely lose sync with Cubase.
I tried everything I could think of but with no improvement. Then I upgraded the processor from a pentium II 350 to a pentium III 800 & this completely cured the problem. When running Live with the old processor the CPU usage meter rarely rose above 40%. I did however find that when I used different CPU monitoring software (there's loads available on the internet)it shot up to 100% when running Live so I wouldn't necessarily trust the readings from Live's CPU meter.