andrewj

I've been working on a beat juggling patch that sends MIDI to Ableton Live. The problem is, the main [metro 16n] that drives the patch flinches every time I do something hard (like click on a different track in Live!!). At the same time, audio cuts out. This is unacceptable. Is this just a case of a slow processor, or is there anything I can do in Max?

I've been working on a beat juggling patch that sends MIDI to Ableton Live.  The problem is, the main [metro 16n] that drives the patch flinches every time I do something hard (like click on a different track in Live!!).  At the same time, audio cuts out.  This is unacceptable. Is this just a case of a slow processor, or is there anything I can do in Max?


metro-16n-is-lazy

On Aug 23, 2008, at 4:40 PM, Andrew wrote:

> I've been working on a beat juggling patch that sends MIDI to 

> Ableton Live. The problem is, the main [metro 16n] that drives the 

> patch flinches every time I do something hard (like click on a 

> different track in Live!!). At the same time, audio cuts out. This 

> is unacceptable. Is this just a case of a slow processor, or is 

Do you have Overdrive on? (you probably should)

> I've been working on a beat juggling patch that sends MIDI to  
> Ableton Live.  The problem is, the main [metro 16n] that drives the  
> patch flinches every time I do something hard (like click on a  
> different track in Live!!).  At the same time, audio cuts out.  This  
> is unacceptable. Is this just a case of a slow processor, or is  
> there anything I can do in Max?

Chris Muir
cbm@well.com	
http://www.xfade.com

Yes, I do. Sorry, I should have mentioned that.

Yes, I do.  Sorry, I should have mentioned that.


metro 16n is lazy!