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welcome to the club, dude. i get this all the time now, too. started last week. i get this error after the undo.cfg error. when i have certain plugins in the song. and no matter what ive tried (even restoring my entire machine to the state it was 2 months ago, way before any og this was happening) i...

get a good dithering plugin and use that to go from 24 bit to 16 bit.... Ok, thanks. Er...do you have any suggestions as to which plugin? i use the one with steinberg wavelab 5. i usually render at 24 bits, and then use wavelab to master the final rendered piece and dither it down to 16 bit cd qual...

hi guys, im sorry if ive been a little heated about this, i know you guys are hard at work and doing the best you can. i guess its because its the first problem ive ever had with this great piece of software. :D ive also sent you an email to support@ableton.com with explanation and my log.txt file. ...

you know, this has taken up two days of my time already, and support@ableton doesnt even reply to my email. take this thing you call a feature OFF, id rather have all my undos in memory or NO undos at all, rather than abnormally have to exit the app because it cant close a perfectly good blank undo ...

kovacs wrote: I still find that the MP3 has rotten bass...I'd appreciate any advice on how to solve this (sounds great on my rendered 24 bit wav...).

get a good dithering plugin and use that to go from 24 bit to 16 bit....

I had the same problem, mate. It's solvable! I got an email reply from ableton: "I recommend to trash your "Undo.cfg" file and possibly your "Preferences.cfg" file: "C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Ableton\Live 4.03\Preferences" " Start by...

whats the deal with all this undo.cfg problems lately......its been posted before over and over and there has been no official response of any kind. in case you havent figured this out, it is a bug, and from what i found on the forums its been around since v2. its getting really annoying and im sick...

problem : you are using korg's legacy cell as a vsti with certain presets selected and when exiting ableton live you get one or both of the following errors: --undo.cfg file error and you are asked to save to a different name, and then the only way to exit is to abnormally "End Task". --f...

im getting really sick of this fuckin problem, too. it happens 100% of the time if i have a korg legacy cell vsti. and also has happened to me with absynth 2.0.4. and if the latter happens, i also get the infamous "memory read access error 0xsoandso" about 25% off the time after i do exit,...

arnski wrote:You might wanna try PSP VintageWarmer

http://www.pspaudioware.com/indexen.htm ... tage.html;

i second that vintage warmer, that is the sweetest thing.

and i will also vouch for the iZoTope Ozone 3

he, kovacs, ill take the time to review your song. ill focus on the constructive critisim part, because in truth that is what will help you the most. 1) the intro sounds like every breath you take . maybe its just me?? 2) the cymbals sound like static and loud hisses. 3) the lead guitar is a little ...

I don't understand : you can still be inspired by some copyright material. It just prevents from ripping it off completly. ok, i dont want to get into a debate over this cause im not into ripping things off, on the contrary. my post had little to do with music and sampling, period. it was about cop...

Chris J wrote:
I don't think it helps, I think it has strictly nothing to do with future social, technical, and scientific advancements.

ah, heck, i forgot the most relevant one in there, artistic advancement

Are sure you do ? you're confusing the song itself and the recording. so even when the song is in public domain you still won't have the right to sample the recording. And that's forever. as for the life + 70, maybe once you have a few hits and they get covered by thousands of people, and you have ...

oooh, the copyright stuff....do you guys know anything about this? cause i do, and it is ugly. very, very ugly . copyrights now extend "life+70" years now, and this value will probably grow every 20 years (the expiration date), yet another 20 years. pretty much means nothing will ever ente...