나는 공연에 함께 djing있어 Ableton 라이브 . 내 설정을 통해 절반 방법은, 내가 갑자기 큐 트랙 수 없습니다. 내 기본 인스 트루먼 트에있는 버튼을 오디오 Kontrol 1, 아무것도 밀어. 오, 이런. 제가 잘 내 클립을 알고 다행.
I finish the gig, and I start the long process of uncovering all the things I've done wrong to have this situation occur. My first call of course is to my friend Jon, Author of "Ableton Live 8 Power!". First thing he asks is if I'm using an internal drive, or an external drive. I am in fact using the internal laptop drive for all my music files. I was smart enough to have installed a 7200 rpm drive- many drives are 5400, and considered too slow for music work.
However, what I did was use up 495 gigs out of the available 500 gigs. This resulted in Ableton simply not having enough disc cache available to run properly. With 95% of my drive full, the Drive head has to travel all over the place as well, which slows it down.
첫 번째 팁 그래서, t를 떠나, 난 여유 하드 드라이브 공간 t을 뜻합니다. 최소 10 %.
존 많은 사람들이 더욱 이동하여 음악 샘플 FireWire를 800 드라이브를 사용하여 시스템 작업에 대한 내부 드라이브를두고 있다고 말한다. 여기에 이론은 음악 드라이브가 읽기 음악 샘플, 그리고 다른 아무것도에 헌신 한 읽기 머리를 가지고있다는 사실이다. 다시 말하지만, 외부 드라이브가 7200 RPM 있는지 확인하십시오.
시스템과 프로그램은 다음 내부 하드 드라이브의 읽기 헤드가 시스템 운영 및 프로그램 운영 기능을 수행하기 위해 헌신합니다.
두 playheads 한 놀이 머리보다됩니다.
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Some interfaces behave differently in this regard. I've tried both connection methods in the past - though never relying on recording more than 3 audio tracks simultaneously. Both worked well.
I'd actually add that USB 2.0 and Firewire 400 are vastly different. The transfer rate numbers may look similar, but in real-world tests Firewire 400 streaming data at about 50MB per second will perform absolutely fine for all but the most demanding of rigs.
Also take into account that USB 2.0 can provide fast data transfer in bursts - great for copying data, etc. But for audio and video applications Firewire 400/800 is better because it has a higher 'constant streaming transfer rate' which provides better peformance when streaming (e.g.recording) audio in real-time.
So, Firewire 800 is preferable of course(!) - but Firewire 400 will suit the needs of most people and then on top of that the new Thunderbolt technology looks set to blow all the above and USB 3.0 out of the water! In the theory, say good bye to multiple ports on your Mac - instead have a "Thunderbolt hub" with different connections for Firewire, USB2, PCI, Display port, etc devices.
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Anyway, as DJ Wolfie mentions, I'd also recommend using 7200 rpm or faster drives. Then again in a year or two perhaps all drives will be SSD... again - much, much faster and they're quieter as they have no moving parts.
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