#U he diva crashes ableton pro
#U he diva crashes ableton software
#U he diva crashes ableton windows

There is nothing wrong with using samples and loops in your tracks. So you can literally load them from within your sampler and it fills everything out for you, nice and organized. You can get files made for specific samplers, even Ableton Lives samplers. Most packs these days have tons of options when buying too. They're just raw, lossless audio files to chop, mix and mangle to your hearts content. If you stick to just WAV or AIFF files you pretty much have the basic roots there. Pretty much any sample pack you buy now a days will be very much usable in every DAW. Can you use 3rd party acidized samples and loops with Acid- like something you could buy off of ebay- or do youhave to buy Sony stuff?

#U he diva crashes ableton pro

can you do a lot with the 3000 loops Acid says they supply with Pro 7 or do you really need to buy a lot more from Acid? How much do you really have to spend to make it worthwhile?Дў. You can listen to my music wich is all done on Acid : CheersI'm considering getting acid, FL, and reaper because of their different ways of creating music- question:ДЎ. However I do agree I would not use it for MIDI (I never do anyway, my work is all audio-based).

#U he diva crashes ableton windows

Its programming being based on the windows architecture (.NET), I can go up to 250 tracks without any problems.

#U he diva crashes ableton software

The main reason I use Acid over any other software is its stability and CPU use. But the WAVES collection works just fine and completes the software admirably. I don't know about ableton, but one possible drawback of Acid is that you have to get good VSTs to do EQs and mastering. I can confirm that with acid you get the best time-stretching algorythms, and in fact the software is aimed precisely for synchronisation. I am a composer and have been using acid for several years. I've tried this on 2 different laptops and 2 different pc's and i can't get past 40% I know a thing or 2 about configuring pc's for audio, so that ain't the problem, windows only uses between 64 and 80MB of RAM depending on the configuration i use. I'm usually using between 700MB and 1500MB of audio, so with 512MB of RAM on the laptop it can't go all in the RAM. I used the disc cachГ©, but that doesn't help either. Are you using the disc caching? That lets you go over a little bit and still be ok (I've actually hit 200% because of disc caching and that's when I got delays and popping before the spike went away).I usually have my buffer set at 512, cant get it higher because the latency is to big then, and i have 2 controllers hooked to control all kinds of plugin parameters. I usually have my stuff set to a 10 or 20ms delay and I do NOT have a new computer by any stretch of the imagination. I can't answer your question, but I can chime in that I have Ableton and can hit 80% (and even 90%) without clicking or popping.