I've been trying to create some bass loops using the Minitaur with Ableton Live 8
I've noticed that before the first note there is a portion of silence. This isn't too difficult to wrok around with Ableton's warp markers.
As with all digital systems, there can be latency issues, but how accurate is the Minitaur at responding to Note On information?
Is there any lag between the Minitaur receiving a MIDI note on message and actually outputting a note (assume the EG is set for the fastest attack)?
Are there any Mac and/or Ableton settings to make this as accurate as possible?
Any advice appreciated.
Richard
Minitaur: MIDI timing
Re: Minitaur: MIDI timing
I've the same problem, can anyone shed any light?
Re: Minitaur: MIDI timing
This is probably your computers latency. Check your buffer settings in ableton.
Re: Minitaur: MIDI timing
I have experienced jitter when the MIDI and audio signals use different interfaces. Another chance is too much events being triggered at the same time or too many plugins, even with the properly latency settings.
My Minitaur unit responds instantly to Note events...
My Minitaur unit responds instantly to Note events...
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T-III, Voyager, VX-351, Slim Phatty, Model D, Sub Phatty, Subsequent 37, Minitaur, all moogerfoogers and minifoogers, EW+, Theremini, Model 15, Filtatron, Animoog, Model D App, iOS 11 Mother-32, DFAM, Werkstatt, Win7, High Sierra
Re: Minitaur: MIDI timing
what should the correct latency settings be?
thinking it might be my audio interface as its off by the exact same amount no matter how much fiddling i'm doing.
thinking it might be my audio interface as its off by the exact same amount no matter how much fiddling i'm doing.