Ableton driver error compensation not working

 · Discussion of music production, audio, equipment and any related topics, either with or without Ableton Live. Launch Live and open Live's Preferences -- Audio. Choose ASIO as the Driver Type and ASIO4ALL v2 as the Audio Device: Click on Hardware Setup. The ASIO4ALL window will pop up. On the left-hand side, click on the "+" to the left of your audio interface, then enable the inputs and outputs by clicking on the "power button" next to them.  · Hi I work on macbook os live sound carte m audio black box midi keyboard microkontrol korg jomox mbase 01 I m trying to find the vlue how I must tip in delay compensation.

Well does it? If it does with what soundcard? Because it sure as hell has never worked neither with my RME multiface nor RME Fireface I can type in what ever and nothing happens to the timing of the recorded audio. Okay, so I'm brand new to recording and brand new to Ableton as well. All I'm trying to do is record an audio track of a chord progression, in this case Am, G, F, G, back to Am to start again. I'm a guitar player but my pickups are out of order and so I am playing a keyboard right now of which I am not the best player at. How to find the latency of your interface (mine is the Focusrite Scarlett Solo).

29 de set. de If your audio interface does not have direct monitoring, you can use Ableton Live's Driver Error Compensation. This will display how much. 18 de fev. de Although the “Overall Latency” amount in Live's Audio preferences is recalculated when Driver Error Compensation is adjusted, it does not affect. 26 de mar. de EDIT: OP was updated to include the eventual prior need to set the Driver Error Compensation right before setting anything else.