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why are you using soundflower for that? Live is quite capable of recording its own output as you play. cheers, os. 2009/5/15 Raul Bonell <raul.bonell@gmail.com>: > ... not much related but i need to know. > > if i try to capture through soundflower, and providing that > soundflower always sends 32bits streams, my ableton's impro's into > logic (under leopard) ... does this implies that logic will truncate > from 32 to 24 bits, since logic can't open 32 bits files? ... i know > logic operates with 32 bits internally, but what about recording from > soundflower? is ableton really sending 32 bits in realtime? any > workaround per? > > 2009/5/15, Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com>: >> On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 1:49 PM, Sjaak <tcplugin@scarlet.be> wrote: >>> But what if you run both Mainstage and Bidule as host? Suppose I sent >>> Mainstage to output 3/4 of the >>> Motu and I add a duplex audio device to Bidule. I can now use the >>> Mainstage output in Bidule, add effects etc >>> and route it to output 3/4 again. This works, but I'm wondering if >Bidule >>> output 3/4 are mixed into and thus >>> added to the original output 3/4 of Mainstage yes or no. >> >> If you target the same Motu output from two parallel applications - >> like here Mainstage and Bidule - these two streams will of course be >> summed at that Motu output. It doesn't matter if you think about your >> way as "Bidule being mixed into Mainstage" or the other way around. It >> is simply two audio streams getting summed in the Motu device (and >> that's OS X code at work, since OS X runs the CoreAudio driver for the >> Motu box). >> >>> Or does Bidule operate at a lower level so Mainstage and Bidule work in >>> series? >> >> No. Not unless you set it up like that with some sort of hack. >> >>> Btw: could JackOSX add anything extra for a live looping situation? >> >> Not in my opinion. The reason is that any live looping situation is >> highly timing dependent, being a real-time activity, and the latency >> of both Jack and SoundFlower (Cycling74) induce a latency that does >> vary depending on what else is happening on the computer. There's no >> way of compensating for varying latency. >> >> For non timing critical routing Jack and SoundFlower works fine >> though. I use SoundFlower to record mp3 files of phone conferences and >> any sort of audio streaming like iTunes, Spotify etc. >> >> Per >> >> > > > -- > Raul Bonell at Blogger: http://raulbonell.blogspot.com > Chain Tape Collective: http://www.ct-collective.com > > -- os@collective.co.uk http://www.darkroomtheband.net/ http://www.expert-sleepers.co.uk/