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ok,so put a sample drum loop in Ableton,put mobius under syncronization to "out" so it sends midi clock to ableton,record a groove in Mobius and tell me if the groove is in perfect sync with Mobius. Here it isnt,the tempo in ableton doesnt read exactly with Mobius tempo,however when mobius is slaved to ableton it seems ok,and if it isnt it retriggers and catches up to the groove. cheers Luis On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 9:48 PM, Sylvain Poitras <sylvain.trombone@gmail.com> wrote: > Luis, > > What sort of problems are you having when trying sync mobius and > ableton? I have no issues with mobius as the master, other than > sometimes a loop that I hear as a single bar ends up as two bars in > ableton (or vice versa, can't remember which right now). BPM sync is > solid and seems to re-sync at the start of the loop. > > Sylvain > > > On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 4:36 PM, Louie Angulo > <louie.angulo@googlemail.com> wrote: >> Jeff i have a question, >> in playing around with both Abletons looper and Mobius as a plugin >> there is a BPM difference when i try to use Mobius as a master with >> Ableton which is unfortunately unusable if trying to sync grooves to >> it. >> Mobius seems to be much better as a slave though,but Abletons looper >> is very acurate as a master.Is this something that will work in future >> versions just as well when being used as a plugin perhaps? >> cheers >> Luis >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 4:12 AM, Jeff Larson ><jeff.larson@sailpoint.com> wrote: >>> >>>> I've been trying to set up the above so overdubs go where they should >>>> and stay there on subsequent passes. A couple of attempts have ended >>>> in frustration, i figured not helped by the fact that I'm using the >>>> built-in soundcard on an old desktop machine. >>> If you haven't already done so, read this section of the installation >guide: >>> http://www.circularlabs.com/doc/installation.htm#Tuning Latency >>> >>> Assuming you are using Windows, if you are using the built-in sound >card >>> you will be using an "MME" driver which has very high latency. It is >>> possible >>> for Mobius to compensate for this so that your overdubs will line up >but >>> you have to enter the right values into the latency fields in the >>> Audio Devices window. Sometimes the driver is able to tell us what >>> the latency is, other times it can't and we have to enter it manually. >>> This is explained in the manual. >>> If you use a pro audio interface it will come with ASIO drivers that >>> have very low latency. Often people don't even bother tuning latency >>> compensation since it is so slight that it is hard to hear even if it >>> is off by a few milliseconds. >>> As an alternative to buying a pro interface you could also try >>> ASIO4ALL which will give the built-in sound card an ASIO driver. I >have >>> had success with this, but if you're serious about sound quality you >>> should still consider an external interface. >>>> Reading the previous thread on mobius latency, according to Per it's >>>> not possible to achieve perfect sync i.e. it will always drift a bit. >>> I'm not sure what this was referring to, but you can certainly tune >>> latency compesnation for exact alignment of overdubs and once set it >>> won't drift unless you are also changing your physical location >>> relative to your monitor speakers. >>> Jeff >>> >> >> >> >> -- >> www.luis-angulo.com >> >> > > -- www.luis-angulo.com