I've just recently run into a problem where if the RECORD button is enabled on a Live channel (in session view) containing a VST sequencer (GURU, iDrum, sequence based Reaktor ensembles, etc.) the VST plays the "one" of the bar a 16th note early. If the RECORD button is disabled on that channel, the sync works fine. I need to be able to record MIDI notes on Live channels with sequencers.
This was an issue with 7.0.2 as well as with 7.0.3
Any thoughts/suggestions appreciated.
Thanks.
Live 7.0.3 - WinXP
VST Sync Problem - XP - Live 7.0.3
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Henrik Hahn
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Hi wmayhem,
for me it seems, as if the plugin GUIs are just not very exact in their display functionality, which leads to their song position pointer within their arranger beeing a unit too early or too late. Depending on the smallest sequencing unit this can be a 1/16th or a 1/32nd, though it's caused by some kind of a mathematical rounding issue.
Note, this is a just view problem and it does not change by deactivating the Record button.
However the sound is always played alright here for me.
regards
Henrik
for me it seems, as if the plugin GUIs are just not very exact in their display functionality, which leads to their song position pointer within their arranger beeing a unit too early or too late. Depending on the smallest sequencing unit this can be a 1/16th or a 1/32nd, though it's caused by some kind of a mathematical rounding issue.
Note, this is a just view problem and it does not change by deactivating the Record button.
However the sound is always played alright here for me.
regards
Henrik
Thanks, Henrik. I've never had this problem before but have used many sequencer VSTs. I'm fairly certain that it is not a GUI problem.Henrik Hahn wrote:Hi wmayhem,
for me it seems, as if the plugin GUIs are just not very exact in their display functionality, which leads to their song position pointer within their arranger beeing a unit too early or too late. Depending on the smallest sequencing unit this can be a 1/16th or a 1/32nd, though it's caused by some kind of a mathematical rounding issue.
Note, this is a just view problem and it does not change by deactivating the Record button.
However the sound is always played alright here for me.
regards
Henrik
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Henrik Hahn
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- Joined: Mon Jun 28, 2004 10:04 am
- Location: Ableton Headquarter
Hi wmayhem,
are the sequenced sounds from the plugins also delayed by around 1/16th note? If not, then of course it is most likely a GUI issue.
In this case, you can try lowering your plugin buffer size, to keep the plugin updated more often. This could help the plugin to keep its GUI better up to date, but of course it raises the CPU load.
best regards
Henrik
are the sequenced sounds from the plugins also delayed by around 1/16th note? If not, then of course it is most likely a GUI issue.
In this case, you can try lowering your plugin buffer size, to keep the plugin updated more often. This could help the plugin to keep its GUI better up to date, but of course it raises the CPU load.
best regards
Henrik