Guezz

Just building my first patch and found something strange, all documentation Ive read says that a 1 sent to the sig~ an then to the left inlet of the groove object causes it to play the buffer at normal speed, however on my case it plays normal speed at 2 and the 1 causes half speed,

groove-plays-normal-speed-at-value-2

The odd thing is that it only happens on my work computer, my laptop works as expected. Any ideas?

Something wrong with the sampling frequency ? Are both softs set to 44.1 khz for example ? Don't have Live right now so I cant try it.

Maybe the sample rate in your audio settings?

This seems really odd. It happens also on my macbook when I switch sampling frequency. If the patch is running at 44.1 everything works as expected, but when I change it to 96k everything goes bizarre.

Isn't Live supposed to take care of sampling frequency issues?

I understand Max's audio driver is disabled when working as m4l so there shouldn't be too many option for me to mess things up.

This seems really odd. It happens also on my macbook when I switch sampling frequency. If the patch is running at 44.1 everything works as expected, but when I change it to 96k everything goes bizarre.
Isn't Live supposed to take care of sampling frequency issues?
I understand Max's audio driver is disabled when working as m4l so there shouldn't be too many option for me to mess things up.

Do you change the sample rate on the fly? Once you've recorded the samples are stored with the current sample rate, so if you change the sample rate after recording groove~ will consider the samples at the current sample rate.

I'll re-check again, but I'm pretty sure I recorded the buffer at 96k. I'll try again and report.

Groove~ plays normal speed at value 2