Ableton Live 8 Air Isolators
Hi Guys,I've been using Live for five months now and love it, I have a uc33 and M-Audio Audiophile and will be getting a trigger finger tomorrow.I have the gig of my life in Pacha this saturday and was just looking for some advice on any precautions I should take to make sure it runs as smoothly as possible.I generall run seven tracks of audio with auto filter and a three band eq in each, should I change this to a 4 band to conserve CPU? I have encountered the vinyl-only snobbery before. My suggestion to get past this is to DO a lot while on stage. Even though vinyl jockeys can take a break in between records, you can't.
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The second you do, people will think you're letting the computer do all the work. So practice in front of a mirror moving your hands around a lot. Get it in-da-air, so to speak, interact with the audience when you're not doing anything with the audio, audition with headphones a whole lot, and in general take advantage of Live's features to do the most you can while on stage.
If you no longer have to worry about beat-matching, what else can you do with Live? The answer to that question is what wins people over from vinyl-only snobbery.Good luck, and let us know how the gig turns out. You don't really need to defrag on osx. Run a free utility like Onyx(find it at versiontracker.com) to verify and repair permissions (like having every thing in place, w/ the right name etc.). Actually even though osx is 'journaled' and keeps itself in order, once in a while repair permissions just cost 10-15mn.But having an external HD can be usefull either for speed (versus stock internal if 4200rpm) and or for backup reasons (loss of file etc.
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You sart from the ext driveor run Live from it.Otherwise, get a drink and enjoy!!!!!!! Sounds like it might not be an issue for you, but get there early to set your gear up. It's NO fun trying to get your stuff set up while someone else is playing. The last place I played didn't have enough room to set my laptop up with all the turntables and CDJ's. Learned a good trick though, throw a jacket on top off one of the turntables and presto! A spot for your PC.Good luck!
Don't get too caught up in effects or anything your first time out. The first thing that you are going to learn as was stated before is you have a lot of time after you get a track going that would normally be taken up by beatmatching the next track.
Smiling and throwing down always seems to do the trick. Run thru your sets in dim lighting conditions because this is what you will encounter when you play.
Less chance of screwing up. Speaking of screwing up do not let anyone know that you have screwed up the majority won't notice. Read the crowd and apply accordingly to your set.Bring a flashlight (torch for you anglos) some duct tape / power bar /spare cables / back up audio device (ipod cd player) in the event of failure. Also do a sound check if you can. Keep all liquids away from gear!!!What kind of set are you going to do?
Live 10.03 laggs like hellWas previously on Live 10.02 and it worked flawless. It seems that it updated itself yesterday and now its lagging like crazy, even freezing my PC.Anybody else experiencing this?WIN 10, 64Bit. Nothing changed besides the Ableton Live update from 10.02 - 10.03.EDIT:Here is the fix (at least it worked for me)-Create an option text file like in the description here:-copy this this inside the text file: -ForceGdiBackend-put it in the folder as described in the upper link-restart Live 10.03 (or install it). Piet Pompies wrote:I have the same problem on W10-64bit.Will try this solution and see if that works:EDIT:Wow, it really worked!At least for me.So only adding ForceGdiBackend to Options.txt removed your issue? That's all you did?
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Anyone tell you what this do?What graphics card and which driver do you have, that you didn't rollback?The quote was from another thread in this forum regarding laggs. The option text thing as advised from the Ableton support to that user and worked fro him and another guy, so i gave it a shot and it worked out for me. The support advised to even roll back the graphic card driver but the person didn´t do that and it worked, so i didnt do it as well (and it worked for me as well). So, only thing i did was creating the optiosn text file with the code in it and placed it in the specific hidden abelton folder.
Then installed Live 10.03 and it started without stuttering or lagging. Mr.adl wrote:Live 10.03 laggs like hellWas previously on Live 10.02 and it worked flawless. It seems that it updated itself yesterday and now its lagging like crazy, even freezing my PC.Anybody else experiencing this?WIN 10, 64Bit. Nothing changed besides the Ableton Live update from 10.02 - 10.03.EDIT:Here is the fiy (at least it worked for me)-Create an option text file like in the description here:-copy this this inside the text file: -ForceGdiBackend-put it in the folder as described in the upper link-restart Live 10.03 (or install it)Not Here.I was working on a project using 10.0.2, everything went fine. Now in 10.0.3 it's glitching like crazy. I tried your option.txt trick without success.Unfortunately, I don't have a 10.0.2 installation file.Oh well.