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For a while (from before Max 8 ) I often notice that live.numbox and live.dial's output do not always reflect their value. If you move the value quickly it takes a short time for the output to catch up so, if I move a dial of values 0-127 quickly to zero for instance, it might output a value of 24. It means that i am never sure if I have truly zeroed a parameter, very annoying. Has anyone else notice this?

For a while (from before Max 8 ) I often notice that live.numbox and live.dial's output do not always reflect their value. If you move the value quickly it takes a short time for the output to catch up so,  if I move  a dial of values 0-127 quickly to zero for instance, it might output a value of 24. It means that i am never sure if I have truly zeroed a parameter, very annoying. Has anyone else notice this?

For a while (from before Max 8 ) I often notice that live.numbox and live.dial's output do not always reflect their value. If you move the v

live-objects-give-false-outputs

Max for Live is running and doing its work in the Live application's low-priority queue, which almost certainly accounts for that lag.

So... is there any way to ensure that live objects output reflects their input?

So... is there any way to ensure that live objects output reflects their input?
Is this a bug or a limitation?

So... is there any way to ensure that live objects output reflect their displayed value?

So... is there any way to ensure that live objects output reflect their displayed value?
Is this a bug or a limitation?

As I suggested, the problem is the lag time for the 

 of values, not their reception. I'm sure you can figure out how to add some patching to test that. Honestly, it's never been a problem for me - but I suppose that I'm not a big fan of lots of UI eye candy and fader-whacking at lunch-launching speeds. :-)

As I suggested, the problem is the lag time for the display of values, not their reception. I'm sure you can figure out how to add some patching to test that. Honestly, it's never been a problem for me - but I suppose that I'm not a big fan of lots of UI eye candy and fader-whacking at lunch-launching speeds. :-)


The problem is the lag of the output value , not the object's displayed value. If i pull a slider down to zero, the output of the slider , which displays zero, doesn't always reach zero, and can stay as high as 40 for instance.

The problem is the lag of the output value , not the object's displayed value. If i pull a slider down to zero, the output of the slider , which displays zero,  doesn't always reach zero, and can stay as high as 40 for instance. 

Live objects give false outputs