ninjatueur

Sorry in advance for my english this is not my native language :)

I'm having a problem while using max4live and an MIDI device (arduino, whatever) which is sending a really big amout of data (CCs).

At a moment Live is starting to slow down (even tempo !!!), I see CPU usage becoming more and more full, and the MIDI signals are "delayed", and this delay increases infinetly, unless I stop the MIDI device. (even on "good" PC like core i7 24Go RAM SSD 500Go RME Raydat32)

I wont change my device cause it's the exact same problem with some others like the Leapmotion, equaly based on sensors which won't give the exact same data each time, even if nothing (or nearly) changed in real world.

So, I would like to "bypass" incoming MIDI data, when delay start to occurs. To me it's the better way, rather "loosing" some data than messing with this massive delay.

For now I'm trying a "pipe", with a flush every second... not working very well...

I don't want to use a "defer" or "deferlow", cause correct me if I'm wrong, but all the data will still be accumulated in the system...

Hi there !
Sorry in advance for my english this is not my native language :)

midi-overflow-howto-bypass-some-input-when-too-much

but i am not sure if it will be enough to do it inside m4l, best would be do do it outside the computer (like with a waldorf midibay)

yes speedlim does the work !
...didn't know this one
thanks guys !


MIDI overflow -> howto bypass some input when too much