I'm using 2.1.1 in OSX. I'm having this annoying problem of clips that i launch not starting on the first beat. I've made sure that the clips are set to launch on the first beat but when I view the waveform I can see it start on the second or third beat, it's very unpredictable.
I experienced a similar thing in 1.5 but the bug was fixed in one of the upgrades. This is new since the upgrade to 2.1 and I'm glad I don't have any gigs at the moment, it would be a nightmare to experience this during a performance.
Anyone else?
clips starting in weird places.
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Is this just when playing from the spacebar? And do they play properly when you start them by clicking on the clip's play triangle?
If so I had the same thing - here's the reply I got from tech support....
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This behaviour is a bit difficult to explain: It was mainly a new "feature" for Live 2.1.1, it acts like a "pause" function. Also, it fixes some Rewire slave behaviour. However - it turned out that it´s more confusing than helpful so we´ll change it in one of the next updates again.
Best,
Ch. Kleine
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If so I had the same thing - here's the reply I got from tech support....
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This behaviour is a bit difficult to explain: It was mainly a new "feature" for Live 2.1.1, it acts like a "pause" function. Also, it fixes some Rewire slave behaviour. However - it turned out that it´s more confusing than helpful so we´ll change it in one of the next updates again.
Best,
Ch. Kleine
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Yes, I got this reply from Bernd when I asked about. Glad to hear that they are changing it back. It's a really annoying new feature of Live 2.1.1 and I went back to Live 2.0.3 in the meantime.
the kooky scientist
>Hi, all.
>We have change the behaviour slightly in 2.1 in the case you have fired >clips running and now you change the song position (that happens when >you press stop and then start again).
>In version 2.0 after you restart the song all clips where playing as if they >all where fired at 1.1.1. So if you had clips fired at sub bar positions >(through quantisations below 1 bar) or different long loops fired at >different bars all their relative offset among each other - that could be >quite important for the resulting sound - where gone away.
>In version 2.1 all clips hold their relative offsets even after song position >changes. But of course this results in the scenario you described. I hope >the benefit of this behavior is greater then the "this is a bug"-feeling.
>Kind regards, Bernd.
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>Bernd Roggendorf
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the kooky scientist
>Hi, all.
>We have change the behaviour slightly in 2.1 in the case you have fired >clips running and now you change the song position (that happens when >you press stop and then start again).
>In version 2.0 after you restart the song all clips where playing as if they >all where fired at 1.1.1. So if you had clips fired at sub bar positions >(through quantisations below 1 bar) or different long loops fired at >different bars all their relative offset among each other - that could be >quite important for the resulting sound - where gone away.
>In version 2.1 all clips hold their relative offsets even after song position >changes. But of course this results in the scenario you described. I hope >the benefit of this behavior is greater then the "this is a bug"-feeling.
>Kind regards, Bernd.
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>Bernd Roggendorf
>[email protected]