![]() ![]() or not those latencies kill each other if you record in Push could be purpose that it works for normal Users.Īnd my Force is working very very well with all this stuff. In Ableton DAW i managed to bi 99.5% tightnes with ERM.Īlso Abletons audio out is 100% on Point with external gear without any adjustment. If i record something from pushs pads or an external Midi Keyboard its out of grid. If i fix that the clock problem with latency comoensation of ERM for clock and Mididelay for Note sequencing. ![]() Only problems you could get is a bit driver latency compensation because of the A/D D/A. But audio out is always tight from Ableton. Pleas note that i dont use any Monitoring on my Push because i use a External mixer.Īlso you can see Midi clock is 12ms earlier then Pushs audio out.Īlso Pushs Audio aout is 5-6ms later then Ableton Link sync. My Mixer and Raydat has a roundtrip of about 3ms. If you use a External instrument it is also at -6. Now it is at -2ms with external instrument its at -8 ![]() If i use an external instrument for midi the note is also playing 6ms earlyer. I think there is something screwed up with latency compensation. Unfortunately, there isn't just one solution that would fit all different kinds of recording situations, each setup needs its own specific settings. I'm no expert either, but I guess, even when Ableton fixes the bug with the MIDI clock, you still might have to make a few manual settings or workarounds depending on your actual setup. Push doesn't offer a Track Delay setting yet, that would be helpful for fine adjustments when recording into an Audio Track in Live, Monitoring on that track should be set to "Off", otherwise the delay is printed into the audio file some hardware synths may have their own latency, but in most cases it's negligible MIDI note events are handled differently, latency is only compensated when using an External Instrument device CV Tools also has no internal latency compensation, but it's still delayed by the DA conversion on the CV out (bug or intended?) there's no latency compensation for the MIDI clock by now, it is sent out directly (bug) all Instruments and Audio Effects on Push are sent out with the same internal latency, except: changing the audio interface settings will change the amount of round trip latency digital audio processing and conversion naturally produces latency, a digital hardware mixer might add a little to it Generally, what I've found out so far to be considered is: Your test is showing the different latency problems very well. Machinedrum is running now from Erm that is counted in. I recognized that CV Trigger from CV tools is starting "correct" ( 0,5-1ms ? ) in sync regarding Ableton and Link. (+5ms from Abletons 1 Bar, So 10 ms difference from Midiclock ) The Green Line marks the First Sound that comes from Audio Out of Push. The red Line marks the first sound that is from Midi Synced AnalogRytm ( -5ms from Abletons 1 Bar ) ( EMR MUTICLOCK needs 4 Bars to count in. ![]() Ableton with link and Push Link enabeled.īut dont care much about LINK because the problem exists also LINK disabled. )Īll Connected to my AD converters via Raydat to my DAW. Push Audio Out R - Analog Synth ( 4/4) ( but forget it as the Attack of Analog is to soft for the test. Push Audio Out L - Core 707 Kick ( snipped the first ms of silence away in sampler ) 4/4 Midi clock to Analog Rytm - sequencer Kick 4/4Ģ4PPQN via CV1 with CV Tools to ERM - ERM midi clock to MachineDrum sequencer Kick 4/4 There you can see what is happening and why it is in Sync if you record in Push directlyĪndy why i have problems using an external mixer then its 12ms between Midi clock and Audio Out of push or 6ms between CV Tools Clock and Audio Out of Push. ![]()
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