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this is an MP3 yes. i saved the warp markers at the beginning and never touched them afterwards. by the way it is only one marker anyway. i can correct the warp marker and it would play in sync again, but then it still doesn't display the position of the markers correctly.. they still slide dependin...

Machinate wrote: Try it with the latest version of Live instead.

5.2.1.

i did, problem persists

i warped my song accordingly to the basedrum at every quarter. take a look at this picture: http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/4789/1av0.png however... after some time of using that clip, opening sets, closing sets, restarting ableton, ... and so on, it got corrupted. now when i zoom in just a littl...

unfortunately this doesn't work for envelopes. has anyone got an idea on how to do this too?

Because Ableton can only work with WAV files. The MP3 compatibility is misleading. All this means is that Live now has the ability to decode MP3 into WAV, which is what the Decoding Cache is for. if you can decode MP3 you can also do it in real-time. i think the reason is that their pitching/timest...

why would warping be impossible then?

please... dont decode MP3s and store them seperately as WAVs. this doesn't make no sense. the whole point of MP3 becomes useless.

you can decode MP3s in real-time with no problem. or at least let the user decide to play WAV or MP3 during playback if CPU is that important...

this just proves how bad ableton is programmed...

why does ableton store these as WAV files ??? stupid

thanks for the replies. looking at those prices for the modules i decided to build them myself too. doepfer's core for 100 € is a LITTLE over priced. for 16 analog input channels you'd need maybe 2 analog multiplexers, a µC with an ADC, a DIN out connector, circuit board, wires, power. all this goe...

thanks for the replies. looking at those prices for the modules i decided to build them myself too. doepfer's core for 100 € is a LITTLE over priced. for 16 analog input channels you'd need maybe 2 analog multiplexers, a µC with an ADC, a DIN out connector, circuit board, wires, power. all this goe...

thanks for the replies. looking at those prices for the modules i decided to build them myself too. doepfer's core for 100 € is a LITTLE over priced. for 16 analog input channels you'd need maybe 2 analog multiplexers, a µC with an ADC, a DIN out connector, circuit board, wires, power. all this goes...

windows laptop here and happy with it. amd turion 2.2 GHz, 1 gig ram, 2 x 80 gb hdd, 17" widescreen, edirol fa-66 firewire soundcard

moving to these higher sample rates will increase your maximum frequency, but will have virtually no impact on your bass or midrange. It's only going to be heard on your cymbals, air, or some synthesized sounds. that's not true. while a higher sampling frequency allows higher frequencies to be stor...

the delete key works too