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Gianni

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Analog Factory corrupts Ableton Live undo function
« on: April 19, 2008, 02:40:23 pm »
Hi everybody

I have a problem using Analog Factory as a vsti which makes it quite useless.

Whenever I record some pitch bend or modulation then the undo buffer is filled with "Change Mod Weeh"  or "Change Pitch Wh" events.

This happens also when a clip with automation is playing.

It does not happen with other vsti's, like the Mg Modular.

I have AF 2.0 and Live 7.0.3 running on Windows XP.

This behavier is very annoying and a workflow-killer.
Is there any fix or workaround?

Thanks for your help anybody...

sparky606

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Analog Factory corrupts Ableton Live undo function
« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2008, 02:04:09 pm »
I run Analog Factory 2.0 on Ableton Live 7.0.3 in Mac OS X 10.4.11.

The software sounds fantastic, but there are lots of bugs:

(1) Often when I insert an instance of AF the AF interface does not appear in the pop up window, just a white screen so I cannot browse sounds. If I restart the software and the machine the white screen is still there for that instance of AF. It happens around 50% of the time I would say.

(2) I spend time modifying a sound, save the project and when I go back in it has completely changed, this happens intermittently too.

(3) The pots on the controller always revert each setting to zero so I can't make smooth changes to presets in a live situation.

Also CPU usage is very high, I can only run 4 instances at the same time!

It's a shame as I have a powerful Mac Book Pro and I didn't expect so many problems with AF.

Maybe somebody from Arturia will notify us of when an update release will be available which will repair some of these issues?

 

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