Having 100s of tracks playing lends it self towards multi-thread/core performance while doing just a few tracks with 100s of effects will be more influenced by the single thread performance. With the multiclock it was doable because i was able to offset the clock of some of the clocks. So i would have to correct the latency of PNW. I want that when ableton start Pamela new workout start at the exact same time. Shoot, you'd be surprised to see the in depth real time signal processing that can be accomplished on a modern cell phone! The thing is without the Er-M multiclock i can't set ableton to start late.

5: When warping’s on, this beat will stay in sync as you change your project tempo up and down. Ableton Live & Multi Comp-1 Side-Chain Tutorial. rhythminmind Posts: 333 Joined: Fri 6:34 pm Location: Los Angeles. Discussion of music production, audio, equipment and any related topics, either with or without Ableton Live. Play any MIDI note on your keyboard, and it’ll play, looped, and pitched according to what note you selected. Ableton Live & Multi Comp-1 Side-Chain Tutorial. Intel is your best bet (single core performance) but the new Ryzen CPUs are almost just as good. 4: Drop the audio clip called ‘Beat 1’ onto Simpler. The majority of the time, you are bottlenecked by memory transfer speeds and core hopping anyways. Honestly, any modern desktop CPU with at least 4 cores will get the job done in most cases, as long as you set everything up right (lock thread affinity, disable low power states, etc). A DAW will use many cores/threads to accomplish all of it's tasks but better single core performance will always result in lower latency of your audio streams. I have the E-RM plugin on a MIDI track channel with the Audio Out routed to the channel selected into my Apollo. I set up the Rytm as an EXT Instrument and took OB off. Coming from using my Rytm MK1 with Overbridge slaved to Ableton through USB (mainly the reason I bought this clock because of the latency and Ableton’s clock sucks). A single audio stream typically cannot be split into multiple threads for real time processing. Just picked up this Multiclock and trying to figure it out. Bottom line, audio applications rely heavily on single core performance.

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